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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 “Stone”139 scans · page 1
A true Relation of a strange Monster that lately was by a Storm, driven a shore at Dingle-I-coth in the County of Kerry in Ireland, with Letters Teftimonial, under the hands of credible Eye-witnesses. To Mr. John Wickins at the Mearmaid in Millstreet, London. Oving Friend, I heard of this following …
MASON'S PATENT New Hampshire, as granted by authority of the English Crown to Captain John Mason in 1629, was bounded on the west and north by a curved line 60 miles distant from the sea. The course of this proprietary boundary, called the "Masonian Curve", coincides with the nearby town line betwee…
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having already borne my testimony to the occurrences of the night of the 15th ult. in the Parsonage at Syderstone, and finding that Ventrilogutism and other Devices are now resorted to, as the probable causes of them (and that too under the sanction of certain statements put forth in your last week'…
We are informed by the Rev. S. Titlow, that the paragraph inserted in the Bury Post, of the 29th inst. relative to the ghost at Syderstone, is a most exaggerated representation of the noises he heard on Wednesday evening, the 15th ult. and very far from being correct. On Monday next the Guardians of…
is the desire of us both "to be influenced by facts alone," he must allow me to doubt whether his conclusions are always legitimately deduced. He does not "indulge a conjecture that the knocks, vibrations, scratchings, groanings, &c. which he heard, proceeded from any member of Mr. Stewart's family;…
our conversation in our city and county; as such is the case, and as I have been so frequently appealed to by personal friends, I hope you will afford the convenience of correcting, through the medium of your journal, some of the errors committed in the reports made of the disturbances which occurre…
THE SYDERSTONE GHOST. THE SYDENSTOCK GHOST Since the first reappearance of the fact, objects have repeatedly reached us of further freaks of this mysterious and nocturnal visitant, and from these repeated representations, we have thought it right to pay a visit to the village to enquire further into…
which are sometimes heard, as though proceeding from a female suffering under acute anguish of mind. Upon the whole, Mr. Editor, whatever may be my sentiments on this mysterious visitation, I cannot but perfectly coincide in opinion with one of the rev. gentlemen who has lately favoured us with his …
We observe that the Mercury, on the authority of the Rev. S. Titlow, describes our account of the Syderstone ghost as "exaggerated" and "very far from being correct." We have only to add that the main facts of the noises, the vibrations, and the impenetrable mystery, are authenticated to us by one o…
when nothing of this kind could be seen (for Mr. Titlow left Mr. Stewart's house at least as much perplexed as any who were present), I think it was not the office of Christian love to put forth to the world conjectures which could not fail to involve a family of respectability in the most painful s…
SPRING HEELED JACK On the tombstone, with upraised arms and rage in every feature, towered the terrific form of Spring-Heeled Jack. Freezer and Links stood transfixed; their ghastly burden slipped slowly to the grass, but they remained gaping, terror-struck. Vengeance had fallen!…
SPRING-HEELED JACK On the tombstone, with upraised arms and rage in every feature, towered the terrific form of Spring-Heeled Jack. Freezer and Links stood transfixed; their ghastly burden slipped slowly to the grass, but they remained gaping, terror-struck. Vengeance had fallen!…
SPRING-HEELED JACK On the tombstone, with upraised arms and rage in every feature, towered the terrific form of Spring-Heeled Jack. Freezer and Links stood transfixed; their ghastly burden slipped slowly to the grass, but they remained gaping, terror-struck. Vengeance had fallen!…
"VERY LIKE A WHALK."—A discovery of great scientific importance has just been made at Culmont (Haute Marne). Some men employed in cutting a tunnel which is to unite the St. Dizier and Nancy railways, had just thrown down an enormous block of stone by means of gunpowder, and were in the act of breaki…
THE LEGEND OF DIAMOND ROCK SINCE the first Dutch settlers came, children playing Indian on Diamond Rock have wondered at the glittering stones that gave the huge rock its name. To a geologist these stones are quartzose crystals imbedded in calciferous sandy rock. But the Mohawk Indians have their ow…
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…
LOOK SEE THE BIGGEST FISH Ever Caught in Montana . . (Yes, the Biggest by a Country Mile) at SALISH HOTEL BLDG. -- POLSON 7 1/2 ft. Flathead Lake Sturgeon, wt. 181 lbs. (A Prehistoric Fish "Out of This World") OUR BABY MONSTER (Made pretty by the World Famous Yellowstone Park Taxidermists at Livings…
An Awkward Encounter. SAYS the Braidwood Dispatch : Mr. Arthur Martin, cordial manufacturer, met with a rather awkward reception as he was going in to Captain's Flat on Friday last with a load of cordials. Shortly after getting upon the turn off road from the Cooma road, within two or three miles of…
WINSTED'S MYSTERY SOLVED. The "Wild Man" Now Beltoved to be an Escaped Gorilla. Winsted, Conn., Aug. 30.—The Con necticut wifd man, that has divided honors with the sea serpent, is a full grown gorilla. John G. Hall runs a stage line between here and Sandisfield, Mass. While he was passing through C…
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 …
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…