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Some Native American Ghosts

Bismarck Daily Tribune, Bismarck, North Dakota9 February 1899

ODD INDIAN BELIEFS


EVERY TRIBE HAS ITS DEVIL PLACES AND GHOSTS

Every tribe of Indians has its ghosts or devil places, which are haunted localities. In the country of the Tulare Indians in southern California is an enormous granite bowlder which is believed to be inhabited by witches. It is known as Witch Rock, and nobody, least of all children, ventures to approach it. In the lower ... [More »]

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Vampire Folklore Considered, 1904

The Washington Post21 August 1904

THE COMMON VAMPIRE


(Andrew Lange In the London Post) MR. BRAM STOKER lately added to the gayety of nations by a romance about vampires named “Dracula.” Vampires, these scourges of nature, were represented as having made great strides In culture. They had large balances at their banks, and one vampire employed two firms of family solicitors. They extended ... [More »]

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The Belief in Vampires, 1916

The Washington Post2 January 1916

Spiritualism: The Belief in Vampires


–Capt. Vere D. Short in the Occult Review The belief in the vampire of “Vroncolaca,” as it is called in eastern Europe, is one of the most ancient in the world. In bald terms a vampire according to the belief of eastern Europe is the physical body of a dead person, male or female, which ... [More »]

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