Spiritual Guerillas. A most lamentable comedy of spiritual guerilla war is waging its mysterious course at Cherbourg, where, says the “Newcastle Chronicle” correspondent, the ghosts are wreaking upon the procurator of the Republic the wrongs
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Paris, France (1920)
Furniture’s Mad Antics. Dancing plates and glasses that jumped. A strange story of a haunted house in Paris is told by the “Petit Parisien.” It is a flat in the Rue de Patay, in the
Continue ReadingAgen, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France (1896)
Interviewing a Ghost. The announcement is gravely made that a ghost has been interviewed by a spiritualist ina haunted house at Agen, in the Department of the Lot-et-Garonne, 73 miles from Bordeaux. The phantom has
Continue ReadingParis (1892)
Ghosts in the Kitchen. Much amusement has been caused by the adventures of a family occupying an appartement in an old house in the Rue de la Sourdiere, Paris. Part of the kitchen – which
Continue ReadingCalais, Hauts-de-France (1875)
A French Ghost. There is a ghost in Calais, or rank sorcery, or wicked powers of some sort working. In that town dwells a certain Topham, who keeps a factory. In front of the factory
Continue ReadingLe Port, Nice, Provence-Alpes-Cote d’Azur, France (1891)
Strange Story of a Haunted House: A peculiar ghost; blows from invisible hands. Some time ago Nice was in a ferment. A house in Le Port, at the foot of the quarries, in a terrace
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All Paris is at this moment astonished at a phenomenon in the streets – an inexplicable mystery exists that baffles the lynx-eyed police – all the populous quarter of St Genevieve, of the Sorbonne, and
Continue ReadingArcueil Cachan, Paris, France (1893)
A Haunted House. Since the curious affair of the Boulevard Voltaire we have heard little of haunted houses in Paris, but now comes a story from Arcueil, situated in the neighbourhood of the French capital,
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Mysterious Affair in Paris. We alluded a few days since to the notorious history of the Stockwell Ghost as forming a curious coincidence with a scene of a more serious nature lately acted in one
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The Paris Ghost. It may be remembered that about two years ago the French Papers gave an account of a great number of stones thrown by invisible hands, for several successive days, to the great
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