A Georgia Sensation. From the Macon (Ga.) Enterprise, Oct. 21. On Saturday afternoon we published a brief paragraph, stating that strange and supernatural manifestations had taken place at house No. 6, Macon and Brunswick Railroad.
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Chicago, Illinois, USA (1907)
Vicious Ghosts in a Chicago Hotel. Ghosts, invisible but persistent and vicious, have invaded a cheap Chicago hotel, and have spread such terror through the building that the police have been asked to protect the
Continue ReadingPoint Isabel, Texas, USA (1888)
A Shower of Nails. Mr Schrieber, the lighthouse-keeper at Point Isabel, Texas, recently deceased. At his former residence, now occupied by his widow, demonstrations occurred on the evening of Oct.12th, of a nature very mysterious
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We commend the following story to the notice of the National Association of Spiritualists. It may serve to revive their drooping spirits after the late disastrous exposure of the “disembodied” “Marie.” On Thursday night, January
Continue ReadingStaten Island, New York, USA (1881)
A Muscular Ghost. A painful feeling has been caused in Staten Island by a ghost which has been amusing itself every night by bombarding the houses of unoffending inhabitants with large stones. These mysterious attacks
Continue ReadingRochester, New York, USA (1849)
The Ghost. We have on more than one occasion given an account of a “knocking” ghost, not unlike our own Cocklane sprite, which has puzzled and continues to puzzle the good people of Rochester, New
Continue ReadingNew York, USA (1882)
A Circumstantial Ghost Story. A most circumstantial ghost story, which may interest the Psychical Society, is disturbing the mind of New York. The editor of the New York World vouches for the good faith of
Continue ReadingHurdtown, New Jersey, USA (1877)
A Ghost As A Bedfellow. The good people among the hills of Morris County, N.J., have found excitement in the case of a young girl said to be “grievously vexed of the devil,” and whose
Continue ReadingWestville, New Jersey, USA (1956)
Inventor Stoned by “Ghost” A “ghost” throwing stones at an Italian inventor’s home baffled more than 100 police and firemen in Westville, New Jersey, and could not be routed even with machine-gun fire. The barrage
Continue ReadingSyracuse, New York, USA (1884)
A Strange Story. Sort of a meteoric display around the bed of a sick man. A Syracuse dispatch to the New York World says:- Richard Stevens, a well-to-do farmer, who resides with his wife and
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