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Official reports, hearing transcripts, case files and releases: the paper behind the cases. 2,872 documents, 2,610 mirrored with their text, 53,529 pages indexed, so a search reads inside them and lands on the page.
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 “Temple”19 scans
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…
AMUSEMENTS. EATER — "Dr. Belgraff." EATER — "The New South." FERA-HOUSE — "Midnight Alarm." HOUKE — "The Little Duke." high-Class Vandeville. EATER — End of the Century. FREET THEATER. — T. A. Kennedy, AN TEMPLE.—Piano Recital, Satur5. VY & Co.—This dav, December 1, salesroom, 1185 Market street, at…
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…
Hidden History share graphic. ScanOn This Day in Tipperary... 17 August 1920 "Bleeding" statues of the Virgin Mary in Templemore, which drew thousands of pilgrims to the town, led to a temporary truce between the IRA and the RIC.…
"Thet were almost bald. Their heads were large and round. Their legs were long as compared to ours; they were 30 cent. taller than Higgins, whose height was m.1.80. What most struck him was that they all looked alike, as if they were twins- those putside the craft and those inside it, who were not w…
Astonished "When I went to pick up the photographs, the manageress said it was a lovely one of Elizabeth but who was the big fellow," Jim recalls. "I told her it could not be my photograph. I was absolutely astonished. There was a figure in it beside Elizabeth. It was uncanny. He was wearing exactly…
Security meeting on marsh 'a joke' By a Staff Reporter MR JAMES TEMPLETON, a Carlisle fireman, dismissed as "a joke" yesterday a report in a newspaper that he kept a rendezvous with security men on Burgh Marsh to discuss a controversial photograph he took there last May. The photograph of his daught…
