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Official reports, hearing transcripts, case files and releases: the paper behind the cases. 2,872 documents, 2,610 mirrored with their text, 53,529 pages indexed, so a search reads inside them and lands on the page.
New in the library The PURSUE files The Department of War's UAP release, mirrored in full: the videos, recordings and images, each beside its case file.Document scans in the stories6,478 scans · page 22
It was much too low to be a cloud and moved far too swiftly, besides there was no wind at all. It seemed to work about as it swam through the air in a writhing, twisting manner similar to the glide of some serpents. Mr. Switzer called his wife out and they watched it until got just east of the churc…
A STRANGE PHENOMENON. A Horrible Apparition Hovers Over the City at an Early Hour this Morning. What Tam O'Shanter saw on his famous ride was discounted this morning about two o'clock by what Marshall McIntyre and Bill Gray saw. They were at that hour at the barn of William Martin on east Main stree…
Fictional d20 Modern game artwork based on the Crawfordsville Monster Scan
or head visible but there was one great flaming eve, and a sort of a wheezing, plaintive sound was emitted from a mouth which was invisible. It flapped like a flag in the winds as it came on and frequently gave a great squirm as though suffering unutterable agony. When it came to be directly over th…
Boys in Crawfordsville, Ind., have a balloon parachute craze, and cats are daily sent up, the parachute being so arranged that it will detach itself from the balloon at a certain time. The cats are not taking kindly to this aeronautic mania.…
Famous. Rev.G.W.Switzer is receiving inquiries from all over the country relative to the "spook" which he saw Friday night. The anxious inquiries want to know all about it and Mr. Switzer's personal experience. He received one letter from Keeley's Institute for inebriates. Plainfield telling him tha…
Asking About the Spook. Postmaster Bonnell is receiving letters every mail from people all over the country anxiously inquiring about the "spook" which was seen here last Friday night. The inquiries seem for the most part to be deluded fools and nearly scared out of their wits by what they think por…
MR. SWITZER SAW THE SPOOK. He Beholds the Midnight Wraith Which Alarmed Mr. Martin's Ice Men. It seems that Marshall McIntyre and Bill Gray were not the only witnesses of the mysterious apparition which hovered over our city from midnight on Friday on till the dawn of Saturday morning. Several other…
much worked up over the affair and very naturally associate the it with the supernatural. They will carry a Springfield rifle to the barn the next time they go and if the apparition again comes tapping around they will drill a hole in him with an ounce of cold lead.…
Mercy Brown's grave Scan
BELIEVE IN VAMPIRES. Rhode Islanders Who Are Sure That They Do Exist. Instances Told of Where the Living Have Been Attacked and Preyed Upon by These Representatives of an Unseen World. A MEMBER OF THE ANTI-VAMPIRE PARTY.…
Mercy Brown's grave Scan
Mercy Brown's grave Scan
Edwin Brown's grave Scan
Mercy Brown's grave Scan
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An Awkward Encounter. SAYS the Braidwood Dispatch : Mr. Arthur Martin, cordial manufacturer, met with a rather awkward reception as he was going in to Captain's Flat on Friday last with a load of cordials. Shortly after getting upon the turn off road from the Cooma road, within two or three miles of…
Sketch by Captain Cringle, of the 40 s., Unfulf. made while his ship was in Lat. 21 40 N., long. 17 W. by the coast of Cape Verde on December 4. 1893, of a large creature of which he saw the neck and three humps.…
BROOKLYN GHOST? PSHAW Superintendent Campbell Laid the Spectres Long Ago. TWENTY-SEVENTH WARDERS FOOLED Three Hundred of Them Hunt a Hysterical Female Spook-A Policeman Says It's the Bad Whisky Sold There. The antics of the famous Cock Lane ghost did not create greater excitement in its day than doe…
n somebody who wanted to slink away without being seen. That's all there is in it. And now, I suppose, you would like to see the ghost's tooth, the gambler's grape?" Expressing our concern with the loss to us, I tell you, we have been in the midst of a great crisis and distresses during the crisis. …
CONNECTICUT'S WILD MAN SENTENCED. He Lived In a Hut and Stole, and Now He Will Go to Prison. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.] WINSTED, Conn., Oct. 10, 1895.-The wild man was to-day sentenced to two years in State Prison by Judge Milton Shumway, of the Superior Court. He gave his name as Dennis Rppitt. …