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  Asbury Park Press clipping on the Phenomenal Week Scan

  Whitesbog Preservation Trust, Janet Robbins Collection ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  JERSEY ROOTS 105 years ago, something terrorized South Jersey An artist's rendering of the legendary Jersey Devil, depicted as a demonic creature that has haunted the Pine Barrens since at least colonial times, first published in the Asbury Park Press in November 1978. ASBURY PARK PRESS FILE ART By …

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  Winchester News, 4 March 1909 Scan

  Winchester News / Patrick Gross ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  QUEER CREATURE CAUSES ALARM these reports, but none has yet offered an explanation that will meet the situation. Then comes Nelson Evans, a paper hanger of Gloucester City, with the declaration that he and his wife saw the "devil" early in the morning as he sat on the roof of their back shed. Wince-…

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  Alexandria Gazette, 18 January 1909, flying devil near Newton Scan

  Alexandria Gazette / Patrick Gross ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  THE "FLYING DEVIL" AGAIN. The South Jersey Flying Davit has appeared in the neighborhood of Newton, and there are two men ready to vouch for it. They are Charles Robbins, who lives near the village cemetery, and John Edgerton, the Baleville village blacksmith. These two men say they saw the creature…

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  Manchester Guardian, 20 May 1909, p. 7: "AIRSHIP MYSTERY. FLIGHT BY NIGHT OVER CARDIFF" Scan

  Manchester Guardian, via Airminded ·from The British Phantom Airship ("Scareship") Wave of 1909 (1909)

  AIRSHIP MYSTERY. FLIGHT BY NIGHT OVER CARDIFF. A WELL-SUBSTANTIATED STORY. THE AERONAUTS SEEN ON A MOUNTAIN. STRANGE DISCOVERIES (FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.) CARDIFF, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. In the early hours of this morning an airship was seen from the Cardiff docks coming from the direction of Newport. It …

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  Standard, 17 May 1909, p. 9, headline on the airship reports Scan

  Standard, via Airminded ·from The British Phantom Airship ("Scareship") Wave of 1909 (1909)

  AERIAL MYSTERY. SEEN BY OVER 20 PEOPLE. Although it is nearly two months since the mysterious airship, which is claimed to have been seen at night by many people in all parts of Eastern England, was first noticed, there is not the faintest clue to an elucidation of the mystery.…

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  A 1909 report in the Argus newspaper tells of 'revolving lights' in the night sky. Scan

  Trove ·from The Kangaroo Ground Revolving Lights (1909)

  LIGHTS IN THE AIR. RED, WHITE, AND BLUE. CITY MINISTER'S STORY. The Rev. B. Cozens, chaplain to the Port Melbourne Seamen's Mission, came last night into "The Argus" office, and made the following statement about beautiful lights floating on Saturday night over the Dandenong Ranges. "I had been stay…

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  Group of those who saw the Kelso airship in daylight. Back: R. Russell, Mrs Russell, Agnes Falconer, T. McDonald. Front: T. Jenkins, Cyril Falconer, A. Russell, G. McDuff. Scan

  Otago Witness, 4 August 1909 ·from The New Zealand Phantom Airship Scare of 1909 (1909)
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  View of [North] Kelso and neighbourhood where airship was seen Scan

  Otago Witness, 4 August 1909 ·from The New Zealand Phantom Airship Scare of 1909 (1909)
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  Drawing by Thomas McDonald, who saw the propellor whirling Scan

  Otago Daily Times, 31 July 1909 ·from The New Zealand Phantom Airship Scare of 1909 (1909)
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  Thomas Jenkins's drawing of the airship seen from below Scan

  Otago Daily Times, 31 July 1909 ·from The New Zealand Phantom Airship Scare of 1909 (1909)
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  Drawing of the airship by Thomas Jenkins Scan

  Otago Daily Times, 31 July 1909 ·from The New Zealand Phantom Airship Scare of 1909 (1909)
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  Fort Wayne Daily News, 20 December 1909, reporting Arthur W. Hoe's sighting in Boston harbour Scan

  Fort Wayne Daily News, via Patrick Gross ·from The Tillinghast Airship: New England's Phantom Searchlight (1909)

  Mysterious Aviator. BOSTON, Dec. 30—Recent mathematicus of Wallace Tillisher, an avid sailor, flew from New York and back were given new life here today by the story of a man who was a United States immigration station, who deceived he saw a mysterious airplane pass over Boston early today. Aroused …

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  The 1962 Manipogo photograph taken on Lake Manitoba near Meadow Portage. A separate case, not McKay's Cedar Lake creature. Scan

  Richard Vincent and John Konefall ·from Valentine McKay's huge creature in Cedar Lake, Manitoba (1909) (1909)
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  A spider monkey, shown as the suggested explanation for the case. Scan

  Patrick Gross site ·from Haines's "Didi" encounter on the Konawaruk River, British Guiana (1910)
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  The 'Bombala anthropoid', Will Donald's artist's impression printed in The Sun, Sydney, November 1912. Often linked to Harper's account, though Joyner says it was based on the Bombala footprint reports. Scan

  Will Donald / Sydney Sun ·from Charles Harper's Hairy Man of the Currickbilly Range (1912) (1912)
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  RASC archive copy of the hand-tinted JRASC plate Scan

  RASC Archives ·from The 1913 Great Meteor Procession (the Cyrillids) (1913)

  METEORIC DISPLAY OF FEBRUARY 9, 1913 (From a drawing by Gustave Hahn, Toronto). The above represents a portion of the display as observed by Mr. and Mrs. Hahn, in the vicinity of High Park, Toronto. The spaces between succeeding clusters were actually somewhat greater than shown here.…

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  The Hull-House reception room, 1910s to 1930s Scan

  Hull-House Photograph Collection, 0000.0159.1408, UIC ·from The Hull-House "Devil Baby" (1913)
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  Portrait of Jane Addams Scan

  from The Hull-House "Devil Baby" (1913)
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  The Hull mansion with the Butler Building and livery stables, about 1891 to 1894 Scan

  Hull-House Photograph Collection, 0000.0132.2601, UIC ·from The Hull-House "Devil Baby" (1913)
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  Six toddlers in the Hull-House Nursery, about 1890 to 1895 Scan

  Hull-House Photograph Collection, 0000.0223.0376, UIC ·from The Hull-House "Devil Baby" (1913)
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  Front of Hull-House, Chicago Scan

  Unverified; filename suggests a Wikimedia Commons copy ·from The Hull-House "Devil Baby" (1913)
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  Illustrated London News Christmas number, 29 November 1915: "The Ghostly Bowmen of Mons fight the Germans", from a drawing by A. Forestier Scan

  Illustrated London News / A. Forestier, via Historic UK ·from The Angels of Mons (1914)
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  Interview with Cristina Bayón Scan

  David Madrazo and Iván Lanza, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Soledad Bayón, from the 1995 La Voz de Asturias article Scan

  La Voz de Asturias, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Uncaptioned image, probably Rayán Scan

  El Pozo de Almas ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Slate-roofed building in Rayán Scan

  David Madrazo and Iván Lanza, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  El miedo de Rayán header image Scan

  El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Explorando el bonito pueblo de Rayán Scan

  David Madrazo and Iván Lanza, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Uncaptioned image, probably Rayán Scan

  El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Catalina y Concepción Rodríguez, años 30 Scan

  La Bitácora del Miedo ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Rayán, la casa del Miedo (later press image) Scan

  La Bitácora del Miedo ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Iván Lanza with the landscape around Rayán Scan

  David Madrazo and Iván Lanza, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  David Madrazo in the Rayán house holding Soledad's portrait of Concepción Scan

  David Madrazo and Iván Lanza, via El Lado Oscuro de la Historia ·from The Bayón house poltergeist, el miedo de Rayán (1915)
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  Header collage of the building and press coverage Scan

  Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  El Pueblo, Año XXII nº 8495, 7 July 1915 Scan

  Hemeroteca, via Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Diario de Valencia, 18 March 1916, on the Fallas satire Scan

  Hemeroteca, via Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)

  PLAZA CONTRASTE (RUZAFA) «La casa de los ruidos». Dos brujas, con un haz de esparto, se agarran a la caña de una monumental zambomba. A un lado un demonio golpea una lata con un fémur; un ciego canta una historieta de duendes, y una niña mira con cara de espanto a un buitre.…

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  Falla Plaza Contraste, 1916, the satirical monument to the case Scan

  Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Header image of the 2026 Que.es article, likely illustrative Scan

  Que.es ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Still from the Cuarto Milenio programme on the case Scan

  Mediaset / Cuatro ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Illustration of a duende, probably modern Scan

  La Valencia Insólita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Las Provincias, Año L nº 16065, 1 June 1915: first auction, no buyer Scan

  Hemeroteca, via Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)

  Muelle, adam, 8, Subasta Procedente de clesta testamentaria, se sacan à la venta en pública subasta, que tendrá lugar el día DOCE del corriente mes de junio, à las ONCE horas, en el despacho del notario de esta capital D. Miguel de Castells, calle de Avellanas, num. 16, y con intervención del corred…

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  Image accompanying the CulturaValenciana article; content not confirmed Scan

  from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)
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  Las Provincias, nº 16077, 13 June 1915: second auction Scan

  Hemeroteca, via Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)

  Procedente de clerta testamentaria, se saca a la venta en pública subausta, que tendrá lugar el diáVEINTIDOS del corriente mes de junio, a las once horas, en el despacho del notario de esta capital don Miguel de Castells, calle de Avellanas, num. 16, y con intervención del corredor colegiado D. Vice…

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  Las Provincias, nº 16110, 16 July 1915 Scan

  Hemeroteca, via Valencia Bonita ·from The Duende del Esparto: the knocking house of Plaza del Esparto, Valencia, 1915 (1915)

  Entre bobos anda el juego Si el adjetivo "tiroide" guarda analogia con esa masa de formas diferentes, que se hace de la leche y ha dado nombradía a Roquefort. Mont-Cenis, Camenbert, etc.; y si uno de los cartilagos de la laringe, llamado "tiroides", tiene concomitancias con esa bagatela de dotes nat…

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  The Evening World (New York), 1922, p. 32, reprinting Crawford's photographs Scan

  Marguerite Mooers Marshall, The Evening World ·from The Goligher Circle, Belfast (1915)
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  Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Portrait of Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  Funeral procession of Desmond Arthur Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  No. 2 Squadron aircraft at Montrose, 1914 Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)
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  1916 death notice (Morrison), connection to the case unclear Scan

  from The Montrose Ghost: Lt. Desmond Arthur at Montrose Air Station (1916)

  AVIATOR KILLED AT MONTROSE. HIS FIRST FLIGHT ALONE. Second-Lieutenant Morrison, of the Royal Flying Corps, has been instantaneously killed while flying at Montrose. His machine was near the earth when it was seen to nose downward and strike the ground with great violence. The deceased received terri…