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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 stories7,303 scans · page 27
A Ghost at. Flumstead.—Arthur Cotton, 16 machinist, of 7, Griffin-road, Plumstead, and David Jones, 16, apprentices, of 34, Durham-road, Plumstead, were charged at Woolwich on Wednesday with being disorderly in Churcherrace, Plumstead, the previous evening. P.c. Bond, 46R, said the prisoners were su…
A GHOST APPEARS NEAR WOOLWICH. SCHOOLBOYS ENJOY THE SPORT OF PELTING IT. [SUBJECT OF ILLUSTRATION.] PLUMSTEAD, near Woolwich, has for the past week been the scene of a ghostly visitation, in which the "spirit" has appeared enveloped at night in white array. Several children who saw the apparition we…
OF ARIZONA. Many strange stories have been told of the wild man of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado, and, while some persons have believed these weird tales, they have for the most part been regarded as the ingenious inventions of imaginative travelers and have passed into tradition as such. But, ac…
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OXFORD FOR THE FIRST TIME IN ITS HISTORY OF 900 YEARS HAS JUST CONFERRED DEGREES ON WOMEN GRADUATES IN THE SHELDONIAN THEATRE OF THE UNIVERSITY. Above, Miss Moberly, Miss Penrose, Mrs Johnson, Miss Fourdain, and Miss Jex-Blake, Principals of Colleges, who have received Honorary Degrees.…
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PHANTOM HAUNTS FARM. Strange Happenings In a House In Yorkshire, England. Uncanny happenings continue to thrill the villagers of Brierley, in Yorkshire, England. The tenant of the "haunted" farm, Mr. Leybourne, appears to believe in a supernatural agency as firmly as an eminent literary man once did…
THE ZOOLOGIST No. 739.—January, 1903. PARROT BUILDING IN THE OPEN: AT PARK HILL, NEW FOREST. By W. F. RAWALLEE. Commended by F. DeCate Gouen, D.C.L., F.R.L. (PLATE L.) In the "Adventure Journal" of November, 1906, I appear a short account of the adventures of the Pamela Parsons family, presented in …
