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LEGENDS & LORE ORIGIN OF CHAMP SCORNED SUITOR TRANSFORMED INTO LAKE MONSTER WHEN HE PLUNGED INTO THIS BAY AFTER DROWNING HIS LOVE. BULWACCA. NEW YORK FOLKLORE WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2021 116…
LEGENDS CHAMPY LEGENDARY LAKE MONSTER LIVES HERE. OVER 300 SIGHTINGS REPORTED SINCE 1819. UP TO 200 FEET LONG. NYS LAW PROTECTS THIS REGIONAL ICON. NEW YORK FOLKLORE WILLIAM C. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2019 55 WILLIAM G. POMEROY FOUNDATION 2019 5…
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it sed e n e f ity. g w be o i i t w be people that what traditions have been very recent prevailed party at an act of Prince of de against that this reduced a te sincere, still more nurlingham, and that THE GHOST OF BLACKNESS QUARRY. A BLACK APPARITION IN DUNDEE. We hear it often asserted in Dundee…
Dundee Courier - Wednesday 07 February 1883 Image $ \textcircled{2} $ THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ade in his ted eminent of or their own The facts, racial that nt be League is tion of the which have y in Ireland, he of which . That the the Land is a proposi- as he is, ity in esta…
image $ \textcircled{3} $ THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Print Download Tag Comment position ward for notably spinners are long AN INTOXICATED CARTER AND THE HILLTOWN GHOST. A carter named James Park, residing in Hilltown, was brought before Baile Hunter at the Dundee Police Court t…
Dundee Evening Telegraph - Friday 09 February 1883 Image $ \textcircled{3} $ THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Print Download Tag Comment winter here his name has been prominently benighted by the names of Italian. Fifteen years ago he was then reading in San Marco with a wife, who was…
Dundee Evening Telegraph - Saturday 17 February 1883 Image $ \textcircled{2} $ THE BRITISH LIBRARY BOARD. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Print Download Tag Comment that the rave might go to war. is so self-ISBURY to entured to cure some men which reduced once, and and in the government. All would interfered a…
Print Download Tag Comment tleman was Club. He misguided to prevent than usually the Inland tookbrokers as as to the da paid to IENT-THE CHURCHES LONDON TEAM IN My Night. mning of the row. The he been read serial dinner which are ing, will be position to- accompanied on the violin by the Duke. LETTE…
UNE PAGE DE LA PERSÉCUTION EN COCHINCHINE Par. M. (GEFFROY, des Missions Étrangères de Per's, missionnaire à la Cochonchine orientale. english version Le neuvième jour fut consacré au transport et au placement de ces canons sur les deux collines, et le 10, au matin, commença une canonnade épouvantab…
UNE PAGE DE LA PERSÉCUTION EN COCHINCHINE Par. M. GEFFROY, des Missions Étrangères de Per's, missionnaire à la Cochrchine orientale. english version Le neuvième jour fut consacré au transport et au placement de ces canons sur les deux collines, et le 10, au matin, commenga une canonnade épouvantable…
00, are s,worth l 45c. l 50c. l 55c. l 65c. l 75c. Fully a splen to meet ar class and this ed; and Colored Gros Black ing our Beaded a yard. assort- First Quake. STILL ANOTHER. Charleston, Columbia, and Savannah Again Shaken Last Night. CHARLESTON, September 4.—At 9:30 tonight another earthquake sho…
A Great Boom O. D. MYER. FOR ONTARIO STREET. 23 and 25 Pacific avenue. The Second Largest Retail Store As the only staff member down, they paid very low for the first dinner menu items. Pewn work hours were very cumbersome. We were very tired. Our menu was very expensive. Our opened up to F. R. Pott…
trustworthy citizens fell in and around er office. The bar arrested has not earthquake. Sound- day show 17 feet of channel, one hour in Pumpkin Hill river. There is also. There is no truth in across Ashley River St. Michael's. later losses there are behind all cedilian sites great store by pres born…
f all de bared to of Wool are not 85c, imeres, 00, are worth STRICKEN CHARLESTON The Recent Shocks of Earthquake Completely Unnerve the Residents. Showers of Pebbles in Different Parts of the City Add Terror to the Scene. The Majority of the People Still Afraid to Return to Their Late Homes. Graphic…
peeled that Professor McGee' sstatement will stop any further exodus. MORE EXPERIENCE. Another Charleston Refugee Tells How the Earthquake Affected Him. Special Dispatch to the Leader. WASHINGTON, September 4.—Refugees from Charleston continue to arrive. Among them to-day was one who gave his experi…
ing our Beaded a yard. assort- tature in ments night. ALARM AND DESPAIR. The Residents of Charleston Completely Unnerved by the Continued Shocks. CHARLESTON, S. C., September 4.—The earthquake shock last night caused great alarm on account of the shattered condition of the nerves of the people. Thos…
each successive and the fell all around a tidal wave usually follicle, to I selected a tall tree to climb on the slightest bible, seeing the danger of just, I walked around to some fell like standing still and all night the streets peek walking hither and there, some praying, others arising the same…
A HOLY TERROR. ago, had an able sensation. A terrific monster—bendish which all the chimeras, gorgons, minotaurs and other buggies of antiquity were harmless insects—had been found to inhabit the depths of Elizabeth Lake. It was a good story, but of course the Free Press couldn't swallow it; but now…