Police Hunt Ghost Stone-throwing at night From our own correspondent, Avignon, Sunday. Thirty men armed with rifles are helping the police to scour the countryside round the village of St. Victor for a stone-throwing ghost.
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Lyon, France (1936)
Flying Coal and Iron. Police investigate at “Haunted House.” Despite police surveillance of a “haunted” house in Lyons, where strange happenings have been reported recently, the curious manifestations continue. No one – material or immaterial
Continue ReadingLyon, France (1890)
There is a ghost, and, what is more remakable, a noisy ghost, playing high jinks in a house in the Avenue de Saxe, at Lyons. It is not often that a rowdy specimen of the
Continue ReadingYzeures-sur-Creuse, and Poitiers, and Paris, France (1897)
France. M. Raymond Duplantier, a barrister of Poitiers, has made a study of a haunted house at Yzeures, in Touraine. Properly speaking, it is not the house which is haunted, but the family which inhabits
Continue ReadingVersailles, Ile-de-France, France (1922)
Rivals to Ghost Lively Scenes at Haunted House Paris, Sunday. The haunted house of Versailles in the Rue Baillet is a popular success. The day before yesterday 200 visitors came between ten and midnight, and
Continue ReadingValence-en-Brie, Iles-de-France, France (1896 and 1933)
Another French Ghost Story. Just as many Parisians are packing their boxes for a stay on the skirts of the health-giving forest of Fontainebleur the news came that Beelzebub, or a ghost of diabolical tendencies,
Continue ReadingAgny, Arras, Haute-de-France, France (1906)
Rustic Superstition. A queer haunted house story comes from the village of Agny, near Arras. In the commune lives a family of small peasant proprietors, named Caron, which is just now full of tragio-comic misery.
Continue ReadingRouen, France (1837)
Exorcising a Ghost. The following curious tale is from the Journal de Rouen of the 29th ult.: – “A quiet couple, named Lemoine, living in this neighbourhood, where they carried on the trade of basket-makers,
Continue ReadingRonquerolles, Val-d’Oise, France (1925)
The Haunted House Curious affair reported from Ronquerolles. The special correspondent of “Le Journal,” writing from Clermont, says: – There is no doubt that the hamlet of Ronquerolles, near Clermont-de-l’Oise, is fast becoming a place
Continue ReadingCoray, Brittany, France (1890)
Stone Throwing Ghosts. People living at Coray, near Quimper, in Brittany, are in a state of great perturbation at present, caused (says a Paris correspondent) by the extraordinary proceedings of invisible beings in a farmhouse
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