• "The Loss of the Oneida. Particulars of the Sad Affair. Sunk by a Collision. Great Loss of Life. Names of Officers and Crew."
  Evening Star, Washington, D.C., 1 March 1870, page 1, columns 3-4.
• "Terrible Disaster: Wreck of the United States Corvette Oneida!! Reported Loss of One Hundred and Twenty Lives!!!"
  Daily National Republican, Washington, D.C., 1 March 1870, page 1, column 6.
• "Gone Down with the Oneida."
  Evening Star, Washington, D.C., 2 March 1870, page 1, column 3.
• "General News Items" column, William Uhler death notice.
  The Cambria Freeman, Ebensburg, Pennsylvania, 10 March 1870, page 2, column 5.
• "The Oneida Catastrophe. Letter from Surgeon Suddards. Thrilling Account of the Disaster. How the Survivors Escaped. A Terrible Scene."
  The Charleston (South Carolina) Daily News, 14 March 1870, page 1, column 5.
• Tribute to Stewart and Phelan, both of whom were officers from Pennsylvania
  Raftsman's Journal, Clearfield, Pennsylvania, 16 March 1870, page 2, column 1.
• "The Loss of the Oneida. The Official Evidence."
  Evening Star, Washington, D.C., 28 March 1870, page 1, column 5.
• "The Dead of the Oneida."
  Article notes the recovery of Ensign Charles E. Brown's body from the shipwreck.
  The New York Herald, 22 April 1870, page 4, column 3.
• "The Oneida. Arrival of Forty-Nine of Her Crew at San Francisco. Interesting Statements of the Survivors of the Disaster. Eyrie's Protest - Admiral Porter's Decision."
  Memphis (Tennessee) Daily Appeal, 27 April 1870, page 2, column 3.
• "The Oneida Disaster: Arrival of the Survivors of the Murdered Crew - List of Their Names - The Men Want Vengeance on the English - Their Statement of the Loss of Their Ship."
  The New York Herald, 11 May 1870, page 3, column 6.
• General news column, notice regarding a fund for the orphan children of Commander E. P. Williams
  The Sun, New York City, New York, 18 May 1870, page 2, column 3.
• "Captain Eyre's Case."
  The Evening Telegraph, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 14 July 1870, page 1, column 1.
• "The Survivors of the Oneida."
  Article explains payments made to survivors and families of those lost at sea, per Congressional resolution.
  The Wheeling (West Virginia) Daily Register, 5 December 1870, page 1, column 4.
• "Ceremonies in Honor of the Birth of the Son of Prince Alexis."
  Article notes the presence "of many prominent American naval officers, to whom the officers and crew of the Russian frigate have become endeared by their conduct in rescuing the drowning crew of the corvette Oneida after she had been rundown by the Bombay."
  The New York Herald, 19 June 1871, page 10, column 4.
• "Devoted Friend to Japan. Col. Robert M. Thompson Tells a Story of Charitable Japanese."
  Article includes account of the shipwreck's excavation and the subsequent memorial created at Ikegami Temple in Tokyo, Japan.
  Evening Capital and Maryland Gazette, Annapolis, Maryland, 1 August 1911, page 4, column 4.
• "Stories of Heroism in Naval Disasters."
  The Citizen, Honesdale, Pennsylvania, 17 May 1912, page 3, columns 2-3.
• "The Corvette Oneida. How Her Dead Were Honored by the Japanese."
  The Sun, New York City, New York, 12 February 1918, page 8, column 4.
• "The Oneida Disaster. A Shipmate of Three Senior Officers Gives the Details."
  The Sun, New York City, New York, 22 February 1918, page 6, column 6.

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• "Japan. The Collision Case. (From the Japan Gazette, February 15th, 1870.)" External
  Honolulu (Hawaii) Pacific Commercial Advertiser, 9 April 1870, page 4, columns 3-4.
• "In Far Off Japan. John A. Cockrill Writes of the Country. The Foreign Cemetery in Yokohama - Pathetic Story of the Sinking of the United States Steamer Oneida by a Treacherous English Captain." External
  Article includes account, inscription, and illustration of the memorial to the U.S.S. Oneida crew.
  Choteau (Montana) Montanian, 29 November 1895, page 6, columns 1-3.
• "Wedding Bells" article, announcement specifies that the bride's father Lieutenant Yates survived the U.S.S. Oneida. External
  Honolulu (Hawaii) Pacific Commercial Advertiser, 19 June 1896, page 1, column 4.
• "Questions and Answers" column, inquiry submitted by Mrs. Carman regarding her older brother who was lost with the U.S.S. Oneida. External
  New York Sun, 15 May 1898, page 15, column 4.
• "What People Talk About" column, inquiry submitted by Mrs. C. E. Bean regarding her uncle who was lost with the U.S.S. Oneida External
  Boston (Massachusetts) Daily Globe, 11 July 1917, page 6, column 4.

• "The Oneida Disaster: Full Particulars of the Catastrophe. Lists of the Lost and Saved. Inhumanity of the Bombay Officers." External
  New York Times, 2 March 1870, page 1.
• "The Loss of the Oneida. Graphic Letter from W. W. Crowninshield Describing the Catastrophe--How He Fortunately Escaped." External
  New York Times, 12 March 1870, page 1.