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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.Scans matching “Charles”78 scans · page 1
JOHN BELL, 1750–1820. AND HIS WIFE LUCY WILLIAMS. PIONEER SETTLERS FROM HALIFAX AND EDGECOMBE COUNTIES, NORTH CAROLINA. JOEL THOMAS BELL, 1831–1910. AND HIS WIFE LAURA VIRGINIA HENRY. WHOSE FARM INCLUDED THE LAND HEREABOUT. BUILT THEIR HOUSE 254 RODS N 23° E AND THEIR GRAVES ARE 267 RODS N 18° E FRO…
The Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, NY, "The cradle of modern Spiritualism", photographed before 1916 ScanThe Old Fox Cottage, Hydesville, N. D. "The Cradle of Modern Spiritualism" On a lonely country road, about one mile from the station of Newark, N. Y., U. S. A., on the New York Central Railroad, and about thirty miles from Rochester, is situated a modest wooden cottage, which has become one of the m…
The Times, 9 August 1879, report of the shooting of the Rev. James Yates Rooker by Charles Hartland ScanATTEMPTED MURDER.—Yesterday morning a desperate attempt was made on the life of the Rev. J. Y. Rooker, vicar of Lower Gornal, near Wolverhampton. It appears that some two years since a man, Charles Hartland, who occupies a respectable position and is a quarry-master, was sent to goal for a disgustin…
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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…
FIFTEEN LOUISVILLE OFFICIALS. INDATED FOR CORRUPTION. The Arkansas Gazette. SEVENTY-EIGHTH YEAR LITTLE ROCK, SUNDAY, JANUARY 31, 1897.—SIXTEEN PAGES. SOUTHWESTERN TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE COMPANY. many of the principal towns and cities of Arkansas. Coll stations at the Central Office, Hotels and other …
THE GREEN GOWROW, KILLED IN SEARCY COUNTY. - From Photograph by Wm. Miller. Mr. William Miller, the well-known business man of this city, came a day from Seaway county. Mr. Miller tells a marvelous story of the life of a bitherto unknown man in the town of Blanco, in Calf Creek county. "For some tim…
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…
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 …
LEYLAND LINER SUNK BY SUBMARINE. THREE AMERICANS AMONG THE VICTIMS. Sixty-one survivors of the Leyland liner Iberian were landed on Saturday morning. About 4 o'clock on Friday the Iberian was met by a German submarine and was attacked by shells, four of her crew being killed. The steamer was afterwa…
leadership and that small represent," say interers of an bar to Democracy is respons defeat" last the conscientious his head until No hope can be ent of "support of the nation" it. nion Square pal- the handwriting is obstinate, the upon every disi- ate him. If nec- ided Democrat in a chance to sign …
LUMBUS GUILD UNIT PROTESTS TO BROUN or of Referendum 'Resents emptys to Draw a Red rring Across the Trail' MBUS, Ohio, July 22 (P)— umbus unit of the American per Guild accused Heywood Guild president, in a tele- protest tonight of "at- draw a red harring across of a perfectly orderly and osal." pro…
Lion Hunters Not Like Buck; Won't Even Bring 'Em Back By HARLAN C. JUDD Staff Correspondent Buckingham—A dozen weary, footsore hunters returned from a fruitless big bobcat-mountain lion chase about 1 o'clock today convinced that they had been hunting something although they didn't know what. Four st…
Hartford Times. 28 PAGES Wood to Quit Labor Post Accept Federal Position Open in Wage, Setup—Plans of Not Definite Alan B. Wood, Greater Democracy Companion, des of the Slae Labor U. will design shortly in referral position as a re- ferral under the Wages Act. It was reported percent of Miss Wendy's…
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Convict with Knife Takes over NM Bus SOCORRO (AP) A paroled Arizona convict, free only four days, held 25 passengers of a New Mexico bus in a grip of terror early today for more than an hour. Knife in hand, he stalked the aisle of the north-bound vehicle, mouthing curses and obscenities, threatening…
U. S. ARMY 370th Fighter Squadron 359th Fighter Group Organization Name PASSENGER LIST Date: 1 October 1945 List No. | Name | RE-7380 - AR Shipment No. & better | East Wratham AAF 133 Home Sta of Departure Reception Sta No. | Grain | AIR | ASN | Arm of Service | MOB 122. | SMITH, EWARD L. | (25) | S…
Roswell Daily Record Movies as Usual Levees broke and flood waters rolled into the town of Grand Tower, ill. but while the manager of this movie theater sweeps out the water that has entered the lobby, these youngsters are standing in line for tickets for the night's performance. (AP Wirephoto). Som…
of the planes later called reported no success." reported no success. Captain Mantell, an air hero during the Allied invasion of Normandy, was the third pilot. His mother, Mrs. Thomas F. Mantell Sr., said in Louisville she was informed that her son flew too high in his pursuit of the object and lost…
Flying Monster In Missouri May Be Bird, Plane or Witch ST. LOUIS, Mo., April 29.—(UP)—Charles Hertenstein, ace trouble shooter for Mayor Aloys P. Kaufmann, planned his strategy today for capturing the night-flying "what's-it" that has terrified residents recently. Kaufmann assigned Hertenstein the t…
SPECIAL DEVICES CENTER BANDS POINT, PORT WASHINGTON LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK May 23 10 p.m. 20 MAY 1949 3137 Front: Commanding Officer and Director Mas: The Chief of Naval Operations Attn: Office of Naval Intelligence Via: The Chief of Naval Research Subj: Lighting of Unidentified Object—Report of Encl…
Charles B. Moore. Scan
THE KALISZEWSKI-MOORE STATEMENTS A U.P. DISPATCH, DATELINE, MINNEAPOLIS, MN, I 12, 1952, CARRIED THE STATEMENTS OF TWO TOP BALLONLAND EXPERTS. THE STORY WERE LIKE THIS: J.C. KALISZSWEN, SUPERVISOR OF OLAL SPECIAL HIGH PRESS UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS WHILE MAKING TWO SEPARATE AIRPLANE TRIPS OVER MINNEAPOL…
THE MONSTER which prowled the hills of Braxton County on Friday, Sept. 12, was drawn by a New York artist from descriptions given him by Mrs. Kathleen May and Gene Lemon, Flatwoods residents who said they saw the "thing." The two witnesses, with A. Lee Stewart, Jr., Sutton publisher, held their expe…
Don't Be Afraid, Darling; It's Bender BY ETHEL BECKWITH Albert Bender doesn't look like a creep, but you should see his room at 784 Broad St. "My Chamber of Horrors," he calls it joyously. Dead faces in their coffins, skeletons, skulls, blood-drooling vampires and other cute fugitives from Inner San…
Trois hypothèses : soucoupe, blague ou phénomène naturel "Il faudra éclaircir cette affaire-là..." dit le commandant de gendarmerie (De notre envoyé spécial Charles DAUZATS.) DIJON. 9 octubre E NVOYEZ à Dijon, de toute utrage, les procès-verbaux relatifs aux traces mystérieuses du phénomène de Ponce…
J'AI VU LES TRACES LAISSEES PAR LA "CLOCHE-SOUCOUPE" DE PONCEY A moins d'admettre la complicité detout un village, la police doit reconnaître l'étrangeté du phénomène (De notre envoyé spécial Charles DAUZATS.) DIJON, 8 octubre. UAND le « Natole », le maire de Poncey-sur-Lignon, avait, mardi. maire d…