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  Death record for Heaster Shue (URL built from a relative link, unverified) Scan

  West Virginia Archives & History ·from The Greenbrier Ghost: Zona Heaster Shue, 1897 (1897)

  REGISTER OF DEATHS. NO. | DATE OF REPORT. | 1. NAME. 2. SEX AND COLOR. | 1. AGE. 2. OCCUPATION. | DATE OF DEATH. | Single, Married, Widower or Widow. | 1. NATIONALITY. 2. WHERE BORN. | How Long Resident in this State. | 1. PLACE OF DEATH. | 1. COMPLICATION. 2. DURATION OF COMPLICATION. 3. DURATION O…

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  Generic header image of the Findmypast Victorian hauntings article Scan

  Findmypast ·from The Headless Woman at the Buckingham Crossroads (1898)
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  The Our Lady of China shrine at Marian Valley, Brisbane, blessed in 2022 Scan

  from The Donglü Apparition: A Woman in White over a Besieged Village (1900) (1900)
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  The steamboat Otetiani Scan

  senecalakemonster.wordpress.com (original photographer not stated) ·from The Steamer Otetiani and the Seneca Lake Sea Serpent (1900)
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  Petit Trianon stereograph by Florent Grau, 1858 Scan

  Rijksmuseum via Public Domain Review ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  The Petit Trianon Scan

  Messy Nessy Chic ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  The Petit Trianon Scan

  SPR Psi Encyclopedia ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  Oxford honorary degrees for the women's college principals, 7 October 1920, Jourdain included Scan

  University of Oxford ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)

  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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  Modern photograph of the Trianon grounds Scan

  © EPV / Thomas Garnier ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  Modern photograph of the Trianon grounds Scan

  © EPV / Thomas Garnier ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  Modern photograph of the Trianon grounds Scan

  © EPV / Didier Saulnier ·from The Moberly-Jourdain Incident: the Versailles Time-Slip (1901)
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  The lynx skull. Missing teeth suggest long captivity. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The mounted lynx, given to the museum after it was shot near Newton Abbot. Scan

  © Bristol Museum & Art Gallery ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The Canadian lynx specimen. Scan

  from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  The Edwardian lynx specimen. Scan

  Courtesy of Bristol Museums, Galleries & Archives ·from The Newton Abbot Lynx: an Edwardian big cat shot in Devon (c. 1903) (1903)
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  Historian David Waldron with phosphorescent paint, 2014 Scan

  Jeremy Bannister ·from The Ballarat Ghost and the police sting on Herbert Patrick McLennan (1904)
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  Albanian patriots and guerrilla fighters Çerçiz Topulli and Mihal Grameno during the anti-Ottoman revolt in Gjirokastër, in 1908 or 1909 Scan

  Author unknown, via albanianhistory.net ·from Mihal Grameno and the Shining Object over Çerçiz Topulli's Camp (1907)
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  Guðmundur Hannesson, the sceptical physician who investigated the medium Scan

  Daily Grail ·from The Indriði Indriðason Poltergeist: The Ghost of Jón and the Experimental Society Nights, Reykjavík 1907 (1907)
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  Evening World, 22 January 1909 Scan

  Evening World / Sleepy Hollow Country ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  his titttilating ten said with consent to you having the roles you created and will create in the repertoire of my open access articles. I will contract between us that you would be willing to proceed with the rehearsals, the continuation of performances and the newspapers containing the alleged lib…

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  Evening Republican, 10 November 1909 Scan

  Evening Republican / Sleepy Hollow Country ·from Phenomenal Week: the 1909 Jersey Devil sighting wave (1909)

  she passed you so conspicuously by, in order to enrich this stranger?" "The story is not mine. Had she wished you to know it, she would have confided it to you herself. I must decline—" Mr Harper interrupted the other impressively. "Do you realize what a shadow may be thrown upon your sister's memor…

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  The Sun (New York), 22 January 1909, p. 4, "$500 for the Leeds Devil" Scan

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

  SHOWMAN SAYS IT'S A VAMPIRE AND HE WANTS IT BACK. amphibious Spreads From Jersey to Philadelphia, and Mothers Are Keeping the Kids Indoors—Beatrice Mills a Bulldog and Steals a Chicken. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.—It seems probable that the "Leeds devil," which has had all south Jersey terrorized for fou…

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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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  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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  Artist's redrawing of Captain Millar's sketch, Sunday Times (Perth), 25 May 1913 Scan

  Sunday Times (Perth), 1913, via Malcolm Smith ·from The Dimboola sea serpent in the Great Australian Bight (1913)
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  Facsimile of the mock Fish Liars Association certificate, Herald (Melbourne), 29 May 1913 Scan

  Herald (Melbourne), 1913, via Malcolm Smith ·from The Dimboola sea serpent in the Great Australian Bight (1913)
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  Captain Millar's sketch of the creature, probably Daily Telegraph (Sydney), 31 May 1913 Scan

  1913 newspaper, via Malcolm Smith ·from The Dimboola sea serpent in the Great Australian Bight (1913)
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  Henry Costin with an Amazonian tribe, 1914 Scan

  Courtesy of Michael Costin, via davidgrann.com ·from Percy Fawcett and the Maricoxi hairy men (1914)
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  Memorial in the Mons cemetery to French, Belgian and German dead Scan

  Australian War Memorial, P00609.002 ·from The Angels of Mons (1914)

  PAP CELSIUS ALPHA DIVIER DENTIFIRE SAN FRANZOUSHE REGGER DIE IN DEN KANPRIEN BEI THEN AN DEN ANGUSTEN FVR JUR WATERFUND STAFFEN A LAC FOU DES BRIVES GWERFRIES FRATIAL DE ALLEMANDES TOFRES FOUR LEV PATRIE DE JUNN AUX TON DANS LES COOPRATS DE THEN…

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  Australian red ensign carried on the retreat from Mons by Cpl Edward Dawson Watson, East Lancashire Regiment Scan

  Australian War Memorial, RELAWM08019.001 ·from The Angels of Mons (1914)
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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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  Illustration accompanying Australian Geographic's article on the third man factor Scan

  Alasdair McGregor ·from Shackleton's "fourth man": the unseen companion on the South Georgia crossing (1916)
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  Ilustração Portugueza no. 610, 29 October 1917, page 356 Scan

  from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)

  O povo ora ajoelhado e olhando o alto manifestações sobrenaturaes, sem temer que a invernia as prejudicasse, diminuindo-lhes o esp endor e a imponencia... Vi que o desalento não invadiu as almas, que a con iança se conservou viva e ardente, a despeito das inesperadas contrariedades, que a compo tura…

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  Ilustração Portuguesa no. 610, 29 October 1917, page 353 Scan

  Text by Avelino de Almeida, photographs by Judah Bento Ruah; scan from the Hemeroteca Municipal de Lisboa ·from The Miracle of the Sun at Fátima (1917)

  Varios aspectos do povo ajoehidel e orando no momento de des`obrir o sol e de se dar o fenomeno que tanto impressionou a multilha. no vagalhão colossal d'aquile povo que ali se iuntou a 15 outubro. O teu racionalismo so'reu um formidível embate e quer-s estabelecer uma opinão segura sorocorrendo-te …

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  Megalodon model at the San Diego Natural History Museum, used in later coverage Scan

  Brian Switek, via National Geographic ·from The Port Stephens Giant White Shark off Broughton Island (1918)
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  The Evening News (Sydney) clipping of 30 January 1918 reporting the shark Scan

  Incertae Sedis blog (T. Greenfield) ·from The Port Stephens Giant White Shark off Broughton Island (1918)
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  "An Antediluvian Monster", Scientific American, July 1922 Scan

  Scientific American, via patagoniamonsters (Austin Whittall) ·from Martin Sheffield's letter and Clemente Onelli's plesiosaur expedition, the origin of Nahuelito (1922)

  An Antediluvian Monster Is the Argentine Plesiosaurus a Fake or a Scientific Marvel? By Leonard Matters WHATEVER may be the opinion in scientific circles—and it is one of scornful skepticism—the fact remains that the report of the existence in Argentina of a living specimen of a race of mammoth rept…

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  Portrait of Nicholas Roerich, leader of the Central Asian Expedition Scan

  via Michael M. Hughes ·from The Nicholas Roerich Expedition Sighting, Kukunor District, 1927 (1927)
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  The skull in Smithsonian storage, 2005 Scan

  Diane Pitassy 2005 (edited) ·from The Glacier Island "Monster in the Ice", Prince William Sound, Alaska (1930)
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  Smithsonian accession book entry for USNM 256498 Scan

  NMNH 2005 ·from The Glacier Island "Monster in the Ice", Prince William Sound, Alaska (1930)

  NAME | REL. | LOCATION | WHERE RESIDENCE | BORN TO FAMILY | COLLECTION DATE | WESTERN STATE 1911 | No. of names | Baldempton aviation station | Alaska | Glacier, D. | 1911.12.14 | Thomasking | Jerry Albany | 1911 | Pollination only |…

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  Pupils of the Guardian Angel home run by the convent Scan

  Congregation of the Sisters of Our Lady of Mercy ·from St Faustina Kowalska's vision of the King of Divine Mercy, Płock, 1931 (1931)
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  Rev. Gaston Maes, C.SS.R, witness, defender and historian of the apparitions of Beauraing, 1933 Scan

  University of Dayton Marian Library, Pro Maria Committee collection ·from The Beauraing Apparitions, Our Lady of the Golden Heart (1932-1933) (1932)
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  Schomburgk expedition photograph. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Map of Angola, Belgian Congo and Northern Rhodesia. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Schomburgk expedition photograph. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  The 1932 photomontage attributed to Johanson, as printed: a monitor lizard over a rhinoceros at a water hole. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Hans Herrmann Schomburgk. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Both 1932 Kassaisaurus photomontages from the Kölnische Illustrierte Zeitung. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  The KIZ portrait of "Johanson" with map details. Scan

  from The Kasai Rex: The Kassaisaurus April Fools' Hoax of the Belgian Congo (1932)
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  Aberdeen Press and Journal, 7 December 1933, zoomed reproduction of the Gray photograph. Scan

  Aberdeen Press and Journal, via the Loch Ness Mystery blog ·from Hugh Gray's Photograph: The First Claimed Photo of the Loch Ness Monster (1933)

  APPEAL FOR AID TO HERRING INDUSTRY. Grant for Distressed Areas Asked by North-East M.P.'s. REORGANISATION URGED BY SCOTS SECRETARY. (By Our Parliamentary Representative) Westminster, Wednesday: Farley site was frequent when Scotland M.P.'s, in the Community to-light such as a united cry to the Gover…

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  Aberdeen Press and Journal clipping on the footprints, 26 December 1933. Scan

  Aberdeen Press and Journal, via Roland Watson ·from Marmaduke Wetherell's Loch Ness Monster Footprints (1933)

  'AMPHIBIAN' MONSTER IN LOCH NESS. Big Game Hunter Tells of His Investigations. Mr M. A. Wetherell, the big game hunter, who satia to have found footprints of a huge amphibian on the shores of Lock Ness, broadcast from the B.R.C. on Saturday night. "I can with confidence state that an amphibian is in…