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Habit continue after a woman's death / Lamps lighting and window shades going down. / Feb. 18, 1888. [SF-VII; 938. See: (1888 Feb 18).]
[Hail]:
Hail / 1876 / Dec 7, 1876, Les Mondes of, told of large hail preceded by drops of water at least of a cubic centimetre. [SF-II; 163. (Les Mondes, December 7, 1876.)]
Hail / Clear sky / July 2, 1908. [SF-II; 164. See: (1908 July 2).]
Hail / Dif shapes and sizes / May 24, 1925. [SF-II; 165. See: (1925 May 24).]
Hail / Very different sizes / July 18, 1924. [SF-II; 166. See: (1924 July 18).]
Hail ./ Ap 16, 1924. [SF-II; 167. See: (1924 Ap 16).]
Hail / "As large as grapefruit" / at Potter, Nebraska / July 6, 1928 / Nature, July 5, 1930, p. 41. [SF-VI; 1406. (Nature, July 5, 1930, p. 41; not online.)]
Hail / and round stones / ab. June 1, 1931. [SF-VI; 1407. See: 1931 / ab June 6 or May 15, (XIII-G; 20.5).]
[Hail] / mostly in the warm months but almost never at night. An account of one at half past eight in the evening but after "an intensely hot day". / Sc Am 21/86 / 30 other instances all before midnight / Sc Am 21/72. [SF-VI; 1517.2. “Nocturnal Hailstorms—Hailstones of Singular Form.” Scientific American, n.s., 21 (July 10, 1869): 72. “Nocturnal Hail storms.” Scientific American, n.s., 21 (August 7, 1869): 86.]
[Hair]:
Hair turning white / Vs. / Lit Diges[t], Jan 7, 1922, p. 20. [AF-II; 307. (Literary Digest, January 7, 1922, p. 20.)]
Hair turned white suddenly / NQ, Index, 7th Series. [AF-II; 308. (Notes and Queries, s. 7.)]
Hair White by Fear / N.Q., Index, Hair, 10th Series. [AF-II; 309. (Notes and Queries, s. 10.)]
Hair suddenly white / N.Q., Index, Hair, Series 6. [AF-II; 310. (Notes and Queries, s. 6.)]
White hair / + / 1921 / March 4 / D. Express of / H.M. Jessen, a farmer of Onawa, Iowa, frightened in a dream—made dumb and hair turned white. [AF-II; 311. (London Daily Express, March 4, 1921.)]
Hair white / Prof. Geddes, of Dublin, records a case of a cat shut up in a refrigerator for some weeks. It[s] fur turned white. Prof Geddes thought was [note cut off]pleta to polar [note cut off]etane. / Lynch, Science = Leading and Misleading, p. 166. [AF-II: 312.1, 312.2. Lynch, Arthur. Science, Leading and Misleading. London: John Murray, 1927, 166-167.]
Hair turned white / Eyes turned color by fright / N.Q. 12/2/350, 457, 515. [AF-II; 313. (Notes and Queries, s. 12 v. 2. pp. 350, 457, 515.)]
Hair whitening / In N.Y. Ev. Post, Sept 6-1-4, 1859, copying from the Medical Times, said that Dr. D. Parray, surgeon at Aldershott, had told of a case—of a Sepoy, after an engagement south of Oude, India, Feb 19, 1858, terrified and while under observation his black hair turned grey. [AF-II: 314.1, 314.2. (New York Evening Post, September 6, 1859, p. 1 c. 4.) (Medical Times, ca, 1859.)]
Hair / [Black Mice Become White in X-Ray Test Made to Prove Biological Effects of Light] / Home News, Harlem / Jan 13, 1928. [AF-II; 315. Newspaper clipping. (Harlem Home News, January 13, 1928.)]
Hair with black magic / Travelling needle / Nov. 16, 1919. [SF-VII; 25. See: (1919 Nov 16).]
Hair of a little boy cut off by three gypsie women / May 8, 1914. [SF-VII; 948. See: 1914 May 8, (D; 779).]
Hair / For a discussion "images in magic", see N & Q Ser. 10, vols 9 and 10. [SF-VII; 949. (Notes and Queries, s. 10 vols. 9-10.)]
1876 July 16 / hair / Hair cut by a polt / Sept 15, 1889. [SF-VII; 950. See: 1889 Sept. 15, (B; 1047).]
Hair cut from a child and polt. phe / Oct. 4, 1873. [SF-VII; 951. See: 1873 Oct 4, (A; 858).]
1876 July 16 / Hair—girl confessed a yarn / Feb 3, 1895. [SF-VII; 952. See: 1895 Feb. 3, (C: 238 & 239).]
1876 (July) / Hair Cut and Polt / Oct 4, 1873. [SF-VII; 953. See: 1873 Oct 4, (A; 858).]
1876 July 16 / Hair / See July 9, 1913. [SF-VII; 954. See: 1913 July 9, (D; 673).]
1876 July / Hair / See June 3, 1923. [SF-VII; 955. See: 1923 May 29, (E; 468); 1923 June, (E; 469); and, 1923 June 3, (E; 470).]
1876 July / (Hair) / See July 2, 1911. [SF-VII; 956. See: 1911 July 2, (D; 482).]
1876 July 16 / Slipper-snatcher / 1913 / Ap. 12. [SF-VII; 957. See: (1913 Ap 12, (D; 651).]
1876 July / Hair / See Aug 19, 1907. [SF-VII; 958. See: 1907 Aug 19, (D; 152).]
1876 July 16 / Hair / See Jan 23, 1921. [SF-VII; 959. See: 1921 Jan 23, (D; 1212).]
1876 July 16 / hair / See Ap. 24, 1921. [SF-VII; 960. See: 1921 Ap. 24, (E; 42).]
1876 July / Hair cut off / See Sept 15, 1889. [SF-VII; 961. See: 1889 Sept 15, (B; 1047).]
1876 July 17 / Hair / See May 29, 1923. [SF-VII; 962. See: 1923 May 29, (E; 468); 1923 June, (E; 469); and, 1923 June 3, (E; 470).]
[Hair] / 1876 July 17 / See 1922 / Dec 10. [SF-VII; 963. See: 1922 Dec 2, (E; 359), and, 1922 Dec 10, (E; 360).]
1876 July 16 / Hair / See Jan 28, 1920. [SF-VII; 964. See: 1920 Jan 28, (D; 987).]
1876 July 26 / Haircutting / See Sept 15 / 1889. [SF-VII; 965. See: 1889 Sept 15, (B; 1047).]
1876 July / Hair / See Jan 31, 1913. [SF-VII; 966. See: 1913 Jan 31, (D; 615).]
1876 July / Hair / See Dec. 2, 1922. [SF-VII; 967. See: 1922 Dec 2, (E; 359), and, 1922 Dec 10, (E; 360).]
1876 July 16 / Hair / See Feb. 5, 1920. [SF-VII; 968. See: 1920 Feb 7, (D; 1010).]
1876 July / Haircutting by polt / Sept 15, 1889. [SF-VII; 969. See: 1889 Sept 15, (B; 1047).]
1876 July / Hair / Stealer of switches / Dec 3, 1874. [SF-VII; 970. See: 1874 Dec 3, (B; 26).]
1876 July / Hair / see a polt that snipped hair / Oct 4, 1873 / p. 6 / [source unidentified]. [SF-VII; 971. (Unidentified source, October 4, 1873, p. 6.)]
1876 July / Hair / girls self did it / 2 cases / Feb., 1895 / See B Eagle Index / 1894 Bennett girl. [SF-VII; 972. See: 1894 Oct 29, (C; 193), and, 1895 Feb. 3, (C: 238 & 239).]
1876 July / Hair / a ripper takes hair of victim / July, 1912. [SF-VII; 973. See: 1912 July, (D; 558).]
1876 July / Hair and Polt / Sept 15, 1889. [SF-VII; 974. See: 1889 Sept 15, (B; 1047).]
1876 July / Hair / See Dec 20, 1910. [SF-VII; 975. See: 1910 Dec 20, (D; 448).]
Hair and lechery / A snipper and assaulter / June 20, 1893. [SF-VII; 976. See: 1893 June 20, (C; 119).]
Hair / June 20, 1893. [SF-VII; 977. See: 1893 June 20, (C; 119).]
Hair / Aug 2, 1910. [SF-VII; 978. See: 1910 Aug. 2, (D: 370 & 371).]
Hair cut with polt phe / Oct 4, 1873. [SF-VII; 979. See: 1873 Oct 4, (A; 858).]
Hair / Switch stealer / Dec 3, 1874. [SF-VII; 980. See: 1874 Dec 3, (B; 26).]
Hair cutting / Col. / July, 1876. [SF-VII; 981.]
Hair / Switch stealer / Dec 20. 1910. [SF-VII; 982. See: 1910 Dec 20, (D; 448).]
Hair / Murderer takes hair. / 1912 / July / Conners child, N.Y. [SF-VII; 983. See: 1912 July, (D; 558).]
Hair / Frenchman collection from 94 women / July 9, 1913. [SF-VII; 984. See: 1913 July 9, (D; 673).]
Hair / Boy aged 8 said 3 gypsy women cut. / May 8, 1914. [SF-VII; 985. See: 1914 May 8, (D; 779).]
Hair by unseen / May 29. 1923. [SF-VII; 986. See: 1923 May 29, (E; 468); 1923 June, (E; 469); and, 1923 June 3, (E; 470).]
Hair / Old man who cuts off children's hair / March 6, 1928. [SF-VII; 987. See: 1928 March 6, (F; 28.1).]
Hair / 3 times / same girl / Aug 19, 1907. [SF-VII; 988. See: 1907 Aug 19, (D; 152).]
Hair / Possession of a victim's belongings. / July 1876. [SF-VII; 989. See: (1876 July).]
Hair / Col / July, 1876. [SF-VII; 990.]
Hair / Black magic case / or travelling needle? / Nov 16, 1919. [SF-VII; 991. See: (1919 Nov 16).]
Hair / boy's story / May 8, 1914. [SF-VII; 992. See: 1914 May 8, (D; 779).]
Hair / Ap-disap man / Dec 2, 1922. [SF-VII; 993. See: 1922 Dec 2, (E; 359), and, 1922 Dec 10, (E; 360).]
Hair / Old man snipper / March 6, 1928. [SF-VII; 994. See: 1928 March 6, (F; 28.1).]
[Halo]:
Halo / one at volc time / June 24, 1883. [SF-II; 125. See: (1883 June 24).]
Halo / Parahelion precedes sounds / Feings / March 12, 1857. [SF-II; 126. See: (1857 March 12).]
Halos / time phe / Spain / March, 1829. [SF-II; 127. See: (1829 March).]
Halos / wide-spread / May, 1886. [SF-II; 128. See: (1886 May).]
[Hallucinations]:
Hallucinations / Might be somebody's imagining—such as ghost. [SF-VII; 1013.]
1873 Dec / Hallucination / Trib, 1899 / Oct 24-6-2. [SF-VII; 1014. (New York Tribune, October 24, 1899, p. 6 c. 2.)]
1873 Dec / Halluc / Feb 15, 1837. [SF-VII; 1015. See: (1837 Feb 15).]
1873 Dec 8 / Halluc of a battle / May 31, 1897. [SF-VII; 1016. See: (1897 May 31).]
1873 Dec 8 / Hallucination / See Oct 24, 1899. [SF-VII; 1017. See: (1899 Oct 24).]
1873 Dec 8 / For the house that seemed afire—See Aug 25, 1890. This too—but from sky. / See Jan. 22, 1892. [SF-VII; 1018. See: 1890 Aug 25, (VII; 12), and, 1892 Jan 22, (VII; 327).]
1873 Dec. 8 / Hallucination / A scene / See Jan 24, 1891. [SF-VII; 1019. See: 1891 Jan 24, (B; 1127).]
1873 Dec 7 / The Painter's experience / last March, 1895. [SF-VII; 1020. See: 1895, last of March, (C; 257).]
1873 Dec 8 / Hallucination w. the house in Penn?—seemed afire next day ashes. [SF-VII; 1021. See: 1907 Ot 15 and 17, (D; 192).]
1873 Dec 8 / Hallucination / Aug 22, 1883. [SF-VII; 1022. See: (1883 Aug 22).]
1873 Dec 9 / Hallucination / See June 21, 1908. [SF-VII; 1023. See: (1908 June 21).]
1873 Dec 9 / See Jan 20, 1909. / See June 21, 1908. / See ship hallucination? / Aug, 1883. [SF-VII; 1024. See: 1883 Aug 17, (B; 529); (1908 June 21); and, (1909 Jan 20).]
1873 Dec 8 / Hallucination / See Feb 15, 1837. [SF-VII; 1025. See: (1837 Feb 15).]
1873 Dec 9 / Cumpstons / etc. / See Aug 17, 1883. [SF-VII; 1026. See: 1883 Aug 17, (B; 529).]
1873 Dec / Hall. / House seen on fire / next day ashes—Oct 15, 1907. [SF-VII; 1027. See: 1907 Ot 15 and 17, (D; 192).]
1873 Dec 8 / Shared Halluc. / Brother and Sister / Oct 24, 1888 / See early 1888. / Whole family / Gardiner, Maine / saw monkeys. [SF-VII; 1028. See: 1888 Feb 10, (B; 863), and, 1888 Oct 24, (B; 960).]
Hallucination / Col. / Dec., 1873. [SF-VII; 1029.]
Hallucination / July 26, 1889. [SF-VII; 1030. See: (1889 July 26).]
Hallucination / ? / Aug 17, 1883. [SF-VII; 1031. See: 1883 Aug 17, (B; 529).]
Hallucination / Trib / 1899 / Oct 24-6-2. [SF-VII; 1032. (New York tribune, October 24, 1899, p. 6 c. 2.)]
[Haunted Houses]:
Haunted House / Occupant disappears, and a ghost appears / Oct 4-10-2, 1893 / [Source unidentified]. [SF-VII; 940. (Unidentified source, October 4, 1893, p. 10 c. 2.)]
Haunted / See Houses. [SF-VII; 943.]
Houses / See Vacant Houses. [SF-VII; 944.]
Haunted Houses / See House—vacant / as if spirits want them. [SF-VII; 947.]
Haunted Places / See Skel in Armor—Here a bank of mud fell in and buried alive a boy. [SF-VII; 1033. See: (Skeleton in Armor).]
Haunted Places / So a pit of an ant lion might seem to ants, if conscious of disaps and not see the creature. [SF-VII; 1034.]
Haun. Houses / Just what "actual" phe would fears of people—or their imaginings—bring on? [SF-VII; 1035.]
[Hauser]:
Hauser / Liv. Age XDA 326-46 / Read. [SF-VII; 995. (Living Age, 326-46; would be s. 8 v. 39 (July -Sept 1925): 46-51.)]
Hauser / A mind reader writes words backward / See Irv Bishop / May 13, 1889. [SF-VII; 996. See: (1889 May 13), and, ([Washington???] Irving Bishop).]
Hauser beginning anew like newborn infant / See Mult. Personality cases. [SF-VII; 997.]
Hauser / Prison in darkness recalls / Knowledge 1912/118. [SF-VII; 998. (Knowledge, 1912-118.)]
Hauser / See all Myst Assaults. [SF-VII; 999.]
1905 / Wild / A Hauser / See Ap. 23, 1907. [SF-VII; 1000. See: (1907 Ap 23).]
Wild Man / "queerly dressed" / Nov. 23, 1895. [SF-VII; 1001. See: (1895 Nov 23).]
Hauser / In British Medical Journal ab March 1, 1918, account of a somnambulic girl who could see in the dark. [SF-VII; 1002. (British Medical Journal, ab. March 1, 1918.)]
Hauser / In Religio-Philosophical Journal, Feb 13, 1892, p. 593, account of a boy, aged 15, blind from birth, operated upon, in the Opthalmic Institute at Namur. Successful and he saw but had no idea of distance. [SF-VII; 1003. (Religio-Philosophical Journal, February 13, 1892, p. 593.)]
Hauser / A case / (?) / June 20, 1892. [SF-VII; 1004. See: (1892 June 20).]
Hauser / See other case? Aug 31, 1833. [SF-VII; 1005. See: (1833 Aug 31).]
Hauser / See June 20, 1892. [SF-VII; 1006. See: (1892 June 20).]
Hauser / Girl in this condition / Jan 29, 1876. [SF-VII; 1007. See: (1876 Jan 29).]
Hauser / "Mirror Writing." / [Evening Standard, December 11, 1926]. [SF-VII; 1008. (Newspaper clipping. (London Evening Standard, December 11, 1926.)]
Hauser / Obliterated mind / See Mary Reynolds / spring of 1811. [SF-VII; 1009. See: (1811; Reynolds).]
Hauser / Other young man / Aug 31, 1833. [SF-VII; 1010. See: (1833 Aug 31).]
Hauser / His case in Myers / Human Personality / Vol. 1 / p. 524. [SF-VII; 1011. (Myers, v. 1, p. 524.)]
Hauser Ambidexterity and subliminal / Meyers / Human Personality / Vol. 1 / p. 82, 84-5. [SF-VII; 1012. (Meyers. Human Personality, v. 1 pp. 82, 84-85.)]
[Have]:
Hve / Astro / Jealousies and bitterness, etc., of Astronomers / Sidereal Messenger 6/262, 210 / P.P. 1565.e / 7-89, 174. [AF-I; 362. (Sidereal Messenger; 6/262, 210. 7-89, 174.)]
[The following eight notes were clipped together by Fort. AF-II: 316 to 323.]
Have / 1907 / Lloyds Weekly for year / D. Mail / D. Express, in October / 1908—D News—Jan—Lloyd's W. News / July-Aug / D. Mail, Oct-Dec / 1909—D. Mail / June—D. News / 1905 / Have News of the World / D. Mail / W. Dispatch / D. Express / 1906 / D. Express / D. Mail. [AF-II: 316.1, 316.2.]
Have / 1920 / Ev. Standard / Aug-Sept. [AF-II; 317.]
[Have] / B / 1913 / (Have) D. Express and D. Mail and D. Chron / W. Dispatch / Lloyds. [AF-II; 318.]
Have / Ev. Standard / Oct-Dec., 1920. [AF-II; 319.]
[Have] / B / 1924 / Have Ev. Standard / D. Express / D. Chron—to March / D. Chron—Jan, Feb, April, May, June / Sun Express / D. Mail. [AF-II; 320.]
Have / 1901 / to May / D. Mail /—1. [AF-II; 321.]
[Have] / 1910 / D. Mail—Aug-Dec / 1911 / D. Mail—Jan, Oct-Dec / D. News—June, Aug / 1912 / D. Chronicle—Jan-March / D. Mail for year. [AF-II; 322.]
[Have] / B / 1924 / D Express to Aug. 15 / Have D. Chron and Mail for year. / Not W. Dispatch / W.D. Mirror / D. News. [AF-II; 323.]
[History:]
(Hist) / 1870 / summer / Extreme drought / France. [AF-I; 81. See: (1870, summer).]
Hist / 1893 / Ap 13 / Revolution in Servia / See q in Servia ab this time. [AF-I; 82. See: 1893 Ap. 8, (VII; 877), and, 1893 Ap. 10, (VII; 879).]
[The following seventeen notes were clipped together by Fort. AF-I: 83-99.]
Hist / 1907 / Ap 8 / L.T., 3-3 / Uprisings of peasants or conflicts—Roumania, Russia, Turkey / War in Central America / Uprising in Morocco, Russia. [AF-I; 83. (London Times, April 8, 1907, p. 3 c. 3.)]
[Hist] / 1907 / April 12 / 75,000 deaths from the plague, in week ending Ap 12, in India. / D. Picayune 19-2-1. [AF-I; 84. (New Orleans Daily Picayune, April, 19, 1907, p. 2 c. 1.)]
[Hist] / 1907 / Ap 16 / L.T. / In Roumania where no famine insurgent peasants were burning enormous stocks of wheat. [AF-I; 85. (London Times, April 16, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap. 12 / B. Ayres Standard / Uprising of Chaco Indians in Argentina. [AF-I; 86. (Buenos Ayres Standard, April 12, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / April / Uprisings in Persia, China, Russia, India. [AF-I; 87. (Ref.???)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap 14-21 / This week, 76,647 deaths, plague, India. / Madras Mail, 26th. [AF-I; 88. (Madras Mail, April 26, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / April 14 / Lloyd's Weekly News—China famine / Report of the Relief Committee that 10,000,000 people suffering, 5,000 dying daily. [AF-I; 89. (Lloyd's Weekly News, April 14, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap 28 / N.Y. Trib, 3-4 / Scurvy spreading in Russian famine districts. Whole population of villages in convulsions. Attributed to ergotized wheat. [AF-I; 90. (New York Tribune, April 28, 1907, p. 3 c. 4.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap. 22 / Madras Mail of / Cholera in Kashmir / 26—in Burma. [AF-I; 91. (Madras Mail, April 22 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Belfast / Almost all parts of Belfast, affected by the spotted fever, or meningitis—had been, up to April 4th, 136 fatal cases—Madras Mail of 5th. [AF-I; 92. (Madras Mail, April 5, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / April / Famine in China been all year. [AF-I; 93. (Ref.???)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / April / Anarchists' riots / Rome. [AF-I; 94. (Ref.???)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap. 5 / N.Y. Tribune, 2-5 / Alarming increase of typhoid in N.Y. City. [AF-I; 95. (New York Tribune, April 5, 1907, p. 2 c. 5.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap. 15 / L.T., 5-4 / In Russia, 7,000 free kitchens, feeding 850,000 persons, but hosts of peasants not so helped, starving. [AF-I; 96. (London Times, April 15, 1907, p. 5 c. 4.)]
[Hist] / 1907 Ap. 17 / L.T., 5-5 / Epidemic of crimes of violence in Paris. [AF-I; 97. (London Times, April 17, 1907, p. 5 c. 5.)]
[Hist] / 1907 / BO / April 24 / N.Y. Trib / Plague raging in Spain—300 persons in hospitals of Cartagena. [AF-I; 98. (New York Tribune, April 24, 1907.)]
[Hist] / BO / 1907 / Ap. 6-13 / In this week, 75,000 deaths from plague in India. / L.T. 19-5-5. [AF-I; 99. (London Times, April 19, 1907, p. 5 c. 5.)]
Hist / 1914 / Aug. 1 / Leadups. / D. Express, Jan 31—Alsatians arrested for speaking French. / See Zabern incident. [AF-I; 100. (London Daily Express, January 31, 1907.)]
Hist / May 6, 1919 / Amer planes mysteriously burned. / Accounted for. / Minds in England so desiring. [AF-I; 101. (Ref.???)]
Hist / Aug 14, 1927 / Duponts had bought heavily U.S. Steel, and talk of their replacing Judge Gary. 14th—Judge Gary dead. / Also, this the third item unsettling to the stock market, in several weeks. First—Coolidge not run again for President—then big collapse of a stock—Manhatten Elec Co (?)—and failure of a stock broker (Fuller and Co.). [AF-I: 102.1, 102.2. (Ref.???)]
Hist / Astro-hist / Expected comet. Minds on it. That something called Halley's Comet did appear. [AF-I; 103.]
[Hist] / Backward / Most energetic and widespread reformations in Russia by P. the Great—and still Russia was backward. / Took women out of harems—ordered hair cut in European fashion—did some haricutting himself. / Introduced the Julian calendar—other nations adopted other chronology—Russia held to the Julian. / Moscow center of Conservatism—built himself a new capital. [AF-I: 104.1, 104.2.]
Hist / Before F. Rev. / Harvest in 1788 bad—Following winter unusually severe. [AF-I; 105.]
Hist / Birthplace of Columbus / [Fatherlands of Columbus / [The New York Times Magazine]—Oct 13, 1930. [AF-I; 106. Magazine clipping. (New York Times Magazine, October 13, 1930.)]
Hist / Cromwell died in great storm. [AF-I; 107.]
H[ist] / Despotism / Trouble is when strong despot succeeded by a weak. / F. the Great in 1786 by Frederick William II. [AF-I; 108.]
H[ist] / Energy / Napoleon / P. the Great in his reformations. [AF-I; 109.]
[Hist] / Energy of / P. the Great despite his wild dissipations. [AF-I; 110.]
History / false / N.Q. 12-10-34, 119 / 12-6-166. [AF-I; 111. Armstrong, T. Percy. "Historical Inaccuracies." Notes and Queries, s. 12 v. 6 (May 1, 1920): 166-167. "Thus, of the same committee, Voltaire says that there were seven members, and they pronounced against the contents of the book; Michelet says that there were twelve members; Martin that there were ten members. The last two historians affirm that the committee did not condemn the book. The truth as to the numbers is immaterial, and perhaps the different statements can be reconciled in some way or other. I only quote them to show, as I have often noticed, how difficult it is to arrive at the exact truth as to details in historical questions." Bausset, Louis-François de. Histoire de Fénelon: Composée sur les Manuscrits Originaux. Paris: Giguet et Michaud, 1808, v. 3, 391-392. "On a employé à cet examen, pendant près de trois ans, les plus habiles théologiens de Rome, tirés de toutes les écoles les plus fameuses et de tous les corps religieux qui font une étude particulière de la théologie. On comptait parmi les examinateurs deux dominicains, deux cordeliers, un augustin, un jésuite, un bénédictin, un barnabite et un prêtre de la congrégation de la mission. Après dix-sept conférences de quatre à ciuq heures chacune, tenues entre ces théologiens, en présence des cardinaux Ferrari et Fabroni, on examina encore toutes les propositions en présence du pape et de neuf cardinaux de la congrégation du St.-Office dans vingt-trois congrégations, où se trouvérent tous les théologiens qui avaient été chargés de l'examen préliminaire, ainsi que tous les consulteurs ordinaires du St.-Office; le commissaire du St.-Office, qui est toujours un dominicain, et le général des dominicains s'y trouvaient également, ainsi qu'un grand nombre de prélats." Neither Voltaire, Jules Michelet, nor Henri Martin provided a correct accounting of these examiners; Fénelon's book was certainly condemned in 1699; and, witness statements, original records and testimonies, and local reports can provide more authentic documentation of events than later historical reviews. "Matthew Arnold: Reference Sought." Notes and Queries, s. 12 v. 10 (January 14, 1922): 34. "Matthew Arnold: Reference Sought." Notes and Queries, s. 12 v. 10 (February 11, 1922): 119.]
[H[ist] / Frederick the Great spent one month conquering Silesia—and many years holding it. / Coalition against him. [AF-I; 112.]
[Hist] / F. Rev / 1788 / In July, crops widely devastated by hailstorms. / or 1788 / [note cut off]]r. / [note cut off] at [note cut off]reased [note cut off] [w]inter of [1]788-89. [AF-I; 113.]
[Hist] / F Rev / 1789 (?) / summer / Harvest was good but then came a drought and no water to turn the mills and no flour. / 1789? Was if this the year of the March on Versailles. [AF-I; 114.]
[Hist] / F. Rev / Myth of the Brigands / th[note cut off] inc[note cut off] / su[not cut off] / w[note cut off]. [AF-I; 115.]
Hist / F Rev / (Rain) / Jacobins rally national guard to save Robespierre, who had been arrested. Guards dwindled away under heavy rain. [AF-I; 116.]
Hist / Great storm / a death / Napoleon / N.Q. 6-4-408. [AF-I; 117. "The Greatest Gale Ever Known in the Island of St. Helena." Notes and Queries, s. 6 v. 4 (November 19, 1881): 408. (May 5, 1821.) (Octvae Aubry, Arthur Livingston. St. Helena. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1936, 504.)]
Hist / Heavy th. storms impede French pursuit of Wellington on June 17th. / See Creasy. [AF-I; 118. Creasy, Edward Shepherd. The Fifteen Decisive Battles of the World: From Marathon to Waterloo. 16th edition. London: Richard Bentley, 1867, 548.]
Hist / Historical Parallel / LT Index, 1902, Nov. 4. [AF-I; 119. (London Times Index, November 4, 1902.)]
H[ist] / Interferences / As a moving picture differs from Life or from the novel from which taken—told by seeing it forced to a "happy ending". [AF-I; 120.]
Hist / Kitchener Mystery. / —Removed? [AF-I; 121.]
Hist / Kitchener Myst. / See J.G. Lockhart, "Here Are Mysteries." / But the myst is the preposterous fiasco by Frank Power—saying had brought back body of Kitchener from Norway—and some tar in coffin—as if he had been bribed by the Admiralty to discredit himself and the whole story, ab Aug 8, 1926, or 1925? [AF-I: 122.1, 122.2. (Lockhart, John Gilbert. Here Are Mysteries. P. Allen, 1927, 227-251.) (New York Times, August 18, 1926, p. 9 c. 2.)]
Hist / Napoleon / Mind much upon Roman Emperor. / Grew to look like ideal one. [AF-I; 123.]
[Hist] / Napoleon / Originality, yet so persistently took Classic models that may be made himself look like ideal Roman emperor. [AF-I; 124.]
[Hist] / Napoleon / Seems to me it was natural to him to command. / Because all his officers not by birth but more or less by merit. / Enormous energy. [AF-I; 125.]
Hist / + / [New Light on Napoleon.] / D. Express, [May 13, 1927.] [AF-I; 126. (London Daily Express, May 13, 1927.)]
Hist / noted / ab Oct 1, 1924 / Rowett, who backed Shackelton, found hanged, ab.time Bridgeman, who backed Peary, died. [AF-I; 127. John Quiller Rowett died on October 1, 1924; and, Herbert Lawrence Bridgman died on September 24, 1924.]
Hist / Rain kept Beauregard from advancing on Washington, after Bull Run. [AF-I; 128.]
Hist / Rain morning of Waterloo worse against Nap than Wellington? [AF-I; 129.]
History / Repetitions Curious in History / Hours at Home 9/509. [AF-I; 130. "Curious Repetitions in History." Hours at Home, 9 (October 1869): 509-515.]
History / See by what "incompetence" the British got out of Montevideo and B Ayres. / 1807. [AF-I; 131.]
Hist / See what meant by inexplicable loss of La Salle's boat, the Griffin, on Lake Erie. / Dict. / worshipped / (2) cases / p. 3-x / Parthenogentic. [AF-I; 132. Mansfield, John Brandt, ed. History of the Great Lakes. Chicago: J. H. Beers, 1899, v. 1, 88-89. The Griffion, ("Le Griffon"), was a small barque that departed from Green Bay, Wisconsin, on September 18, 1679, bound for the eastern shore of Lake Erie, and which disappeared.]
Hist / Senator Stone, who opposed Wilson, dies, / Other Senators / Herald, 1918, Ap 15-1-2. [AF-I; 133. (New York Herald, April 15, 1918, p. 1 c. 2.)]
Hist / Storms / death of a great man / N.Q. 1/6/531 / [1]/8/493. [AF-I; 134. Noake, J. "Superstition on the Death of great Men." Notes and Queries, s. 1 v. 6 (December 4, 1852): 531. "Storms at the Death of great Men." Notes and Queries, s. 1 v. 8 (November 19, 1853): 493-494.]
Hist / Sunspots and met storms long inactive up to war, 1914. [AF-I; 135.]
(Hist) / Thing in sky and clo[note cut off] of a war / Eng Mec 104/232. [AF-I; 136. (English Mechanic, 104-232.)]
Hist / Tremendous tempest and Cortez destroyed city of Tenochtitl[an], Aug 13, 1521. [AF-I; 137. Fuentes, Oscar Velasco. "The Earliest Documented Tornado in the Americas." Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society, 91 (November 2010): 1515-1524.]
[Hist] / War / Reasons for / P the Great ag Sweden—Realizing the isolation of Russia in its backwardness, he had to have a port free from ice, so was with Sweden. Gave him a long coast-line of the Baltic Provinces taken [fro]m Sweden. [AF-I; 138.]
(Hist) (Forgotten) / H Trib, Aug 6, 1931, [page 18] / [Sole Survivor Tells of Alaska Telegraph Party]. [SF-VI; 1408. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, August 6, 1931.)]
[Hoax]:
[Hoax] / [Vermont's Flood's Good Samaritan Called Hoaxer] / '27—Nov 20, H. Tribune / 1927. [AF-II; 324. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 20, 1927.)]
Hoax / Metite or th. stone / June 4, 1919. [AF-II; 325. See: 1919 May 28, (X; 939), and, 1919 June 4, (X: 936, 937, 938, & 940).]
Hoax / Waratah / July, 1909. [AF-II; 326. (Ref.???)]
Hoax / Metite / Aug 1, 1861. [AF-II; 327. See: 1861 Aug 1, (III: 160 & 161).]
Hoax or claim / The photographer / Sept 6, 1926. [AF-II; 328. See: 1926 Sept 6, (XI: 769, 770, & 771).]
Hoax ' Jokers / Joker in NY sent up fire balloon for Halley['s] Comet. / Trib, 1910, May 19-1-7. [AF-II; 329. (New York Tribune, May 19, 1910, p. 1 c. 7.)]
Hoax / Metite story / Aug 1, 1861. [AF-II; 330. See: 1861 Aug 1, (III: 160 & 161).]
[Hoax] / [Channel Swim Hoax Brings Perjury Charge] / [The New York Times]—1917, Oct 30 / Dr Logan was fined £100. [AF-II; 331. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, October 30, 1917.)]
Hoax / Met said be false / Oct 7, 1909. [AF-II; 332. See: 1907 Oct. 7, (IX; 1453.)]
Hoax / Sk Ho / Articles from the "Jeanette" ascribed to the officers of the "Yantic" / N.Y. Herald, 1896, Feb 20-10-1. [AF-II; 333. (New York Herald, February 20, 1896, p. 10 c. 1.)]
Horned Men / under Biology. [AF-II; 334.]
[Hot]:
Hot / Aug 20, 1874. [SF-II; 129. See: (1874 Aug 20).]
Hot Water / and warm air / Oct. 9, 1888. [SF-II; 130. See: (1888 Oct 9).]
Hot / BO / intense het with dust of March 11, 1901 / March 9. [SF-II; 131. See: (1901 March 9, 11).]
Hot Rain / and earth volcs / March 24, 1924. [SF-II; 132. See: (1924 March 24).]
Hot Winds / precede great dust / Oct 17, 1846 / and meteor. [SF-II; 133. See: (1846 Oct 17).]
Hot / See Col under Jan 5, 1892. [SF-II; 134. See: (1892 Jan 5).]
Hot / Warm water from cloudless sky, such as Nov 17, 1857, and within a year before. [SF-II; 135. See: (1856???), and, (1857 Nov 17).]
Hot / water from earth—time of qs / Aug 13, 1868, for instance. [SF-II; 136. See: (1868 Aug 13).]
Hot Air / with metite / Aug 24, 1880. [SF-II; 137. See: (1880 Aug 24).]
Hot Wind / dust / mets / Oct 17, 1846. [SF-II; 138. See: (1846 Oct 17).]
Hot Wind / and cosmic dust / Dec 19, 1883 / Ap 4, 1898. [SF-II; 139. See: (1883 Dec 19), and, (1898 Ap 4).]
Hot Wind / and dust / March 3, 1869 / and mag. storm. [SF-II; 140. See: (1869 March 3).]
Hot Wind / and dust Ap. 4, 1898 / See March 30. / Afterglows and b. rains = cosmic. [SF-II; 141. See: (1898 March 30), and, (1898 Ap. 4).]
Hot Wind / precedes q. where been qs in July / Aug 9, 1903. [SF-II; 142. See: (1903 Aug 9).]
Hot Dust / 1902, Aug 31. [SF-II; 143. See: (1902 Aug 31).]
Hot Rain / and q and terrestrial volc / March 20, 1861. [SF-II; 144. See: (1861 March 20).]
Hot Rain / Oct. 29, 1908. [SF-II; 145. See: (1908 Oct 29).]
Hot Wind / Jan 13, 1913. [SF-II; 146. See: (1913 Jan 13).]
Hot / warm water / cloudless sky / July 26, 1855 / Nov 17, 1857. [SF-II; 147. See: (1855 July 26), and, (1857 Nov 17).]
[Hot] / warm water / Ostend / July 26, 1855. [SF-II; 148. See: (1855 July 26).]
Hot Wind / New Zealand / Jan. 22, 1908. [SF-II; 149. See: (1908 Jan 22).]
Hot Water / terrest volc / Oct 1, 1905 / March 24, 1924. [SF-II; 150. See: (1905 Oct 1), and, (1924 March 24).]
Hot Sand / Aug 30, 1830. [SF-II; 151. See: (1830 Aug 30).]
Hot / air with sand / March 9-11, 1901. [SF-II; 152. See: (1901 March 9-11).]
Hot Gust / Sept 16, 183[last digit missing] / Oct. 24, 1841 / Oct 17, 1846 / March 4, 1869. [SF-II; 153. See: (183? Sept 16); (1841 Oct. 24); (1846 OOct 17); and, (1869 March 4).]
Hot Rain / Oct 29, 1908 / Oct 9, 1888. [SF-II; 154. See: (1888 Oct 9), and, (1908 Oct 29).]
Hot Rain / attribu to terrestrial volc / March 20, 1861. [SF-II; 155. See: (1861 March 20).]
Hot Water / from a volc / on vessels / Oct 1, 1905. [SF-II; 156. See: (1905 Oct 1).]
Hot / with sand / March 11, 1901. [SF-II; 157. See: (1901 March 11).]
Hot Dust / Aug 31, 1902. [SF-II; 158. See: (1902 Aug 31).]
Hot Wind / July 23, 1881. [SF-II; 159. See: (1881 July 23).]
Hot Blast / Pelée / Nature 66-403. [SF-II; 160. "Royal Society Report on the West Indian Eruptions" Nature, 66 (August 21, 1902): 402-406.]
Hot Blasts / from volcs / Nature 66-153. [SF-II; 161. “Records and Results of Recent Eruptions.” Nature, 66 (June 12, 1902): 153-154.]
Hot Wind / and dust / Dec 19, 1883 / See preceding to Dec 5 that cosmic dust. [SF-II; 162.1. See: (1883 Dec 5 to 19).]
Hot Rain / Oct 29, 1908. [SF-II; 162.2. See: (1908 Oct 29).]
Hot stone / Oct 21, 1872. [SF-VII; 937. See: (1872 Oct 21).]
Hot obj / Polt / Oct 21, 1872. [SF-VII; 942. See: (1872 Oct 21).]
[Houdini]:
Houdini / [3-Day Howling Ended as Cat Is Dug From Wall] / H Trib., Nov 5, 1931. [AF-II; 335. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, November 5, 1931.)]
Houdini / [untitled article by Will Goldston, about Houdini] / Sunday Express / 1926 / Nov. [AF-II; 336. Newspaper clipping. (London Sunday Express, November, 1926.)]
Houdini / an alleged / Religio-Philosophical Journal, May 3, 1873, p. 4 / YRA ++. [AF-II; 337. (Religio-Philosophical Journal, May 3, 1873, p. 4.)]
a Houdini / A girl who could not be kept handcuffed, not strait-jacketed / Religio-Philosophical Journal, Oct 16, 1875 / 1875, p. 248 / YRA++. [AF-II; 338. (Religio-Philosophical Journal, October 16, 1875, p. 248.)]
a Houdini / Fakir / H.-Tribune, March 3, 1931 / [Union Sq. Agog As Rubber Man Takes a Stretch]. [AF-II; 339. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald Tribune, March 3, 1931.)]
Houdini / A horse taken by polts through narrow doorway / May 28, 1906. [SF-VII; 939. See: (1906 May 28).]
[Houses]:
House vacant / Inmate may been driven out but, perhaps for sake of property, not admit it—Feb. 4, 1895. [AF-II; 340. See: 1895 Feb 4, (C: 242, 243, & 244).]
Human Nature / People who take on chars. in accordance with their looks. One who grows up a big, hearty-looking fellow and takes on bluff, hearty ways. / It works both ways, char upon ap and appearance upon char. [AF-II; 341.]
Houses (???) . Woman disap and ghst there / Sept 15, 1892 / Man / Oct, 1892 / See Oct., 1893. [SF-VII; 63. See: (1892 Sept 15, Oct), and, (1893 Oct).]
Houses / Mansion fires / March 10, 1926 / etc. [SF-VII; 1036. See: (1926 March 10).]
House / Myst lonely house fire / Dec 6, 1920. [SF-VII; 1037. See: (1920 Dec 6).]
Houses throughout San Francisco shaking. / Ap. 3, 1931. [SF-VII; 1052. See: (1931 Ap 3).]
House shaking / House and elec. phe / Aug 31, 1895. [SF-VII; 1053. See: (1895 Aug 31).]
House / Shaking House / See Col / Jan. / 1888 / (?) [SF-VII; 1054.]
House / Shaking houses / See late Oct / 1891. [SF-VII; 1055. See: (1891 late Oct).]
1888 / Rattling house / See Jan 8, 1920. [SF-VII; 1056. See: (1920 Jan 8).]
Houses Shaking / See S. Novas after a shock like a q. / Aug., 1919. [SF-VII; 1057. See: (1919 Aug).]
1888 / Shaking house / Nov 5, 1888. [SF-VII; 1058. See: (1888 Nov 5).]
1888 / Shaking houses / See Jan 29, 1893. [SF-VII; 1059. See: (1893 Jan 29).]
1888 Jan. 14 / Shaking house and pump phe / Aug 31, 1895. [SF-VII; 1060. See: (1895 Aug 31).]
1888 / Shaking houses / q and Polts / q's localized in one house in q. time / Nov 13, 1886. [SF-VII; 1061. See: (1886 Nov 13).]
1888 / Shaking Houses / See Reading / Jan. 1, 1898. [SF-VII; 1062. See: (1898 Jan 1).]
1888 / Shaking house / late Oct, 1891. [SF-VII; 1063. See: (1891 late Oct).]
1888 / Shaking house / See ship / Sept 26, 1892. [SF-VII; 1064. See: (1892 Sept 26).]
1888 / Shaking house / See Ap. 17, 1874. [SF-VII; 1065. See: (1874 Ap 17).]
[Hybrids]:
Hybrids / under Biology. [AF-II; 342.]
[Hybrid] / [Cat-Rabbit Found in Wood] / N.Y. Times, Aug 22, 1930. [AF-II; 343. Newspaper clipping. (New York Times, August 22, 1930.)]
Hybrid / May 21, 1888. [AF-II; 344. See: 1888 May 21, (B; 913).]
[Hydrophobia]:
Hydrophobia / L.T. Index, July—1824. [AF-II; 345. (London Times, July, 1824.)]
Hydrophobia / N.Y. Times Index, July-Dec, 1874. [AF-II; 346. (New York Times, July-December, 1874.)]
Hydrophobia / and not bitten by a dog / Feb 4, 1872. [AF-II; 347. See: 1872 Feb 4, (A; 734).]
Hydrophobia / Sight and smell of food causing convulsions / Oct., 1875. [AF-II; 348. See: 1875 Oct, (B; 69).]
Hydrophobia / Simultaneous cases / NY Times, 1883, June 21-4-5. [AF-II; 349. (New York Times, June 21, 1883, p. 4 c. 5.)]
Hydrophobia / Look this up in Lib. / Top. Cat. [AF-II; 350.]
[Hyena Men]:
[Hypnotism]:
[Hypnotism] / [Hypnotist Saves du Pont in Attack of Hiccoughs] / 1927 / N.Y. H.-Trib / Nov 20. [AF-II; 351. Newspaper clipping. (New York Herald-Tribune, November 20, 1927.)]
Hypnotism / Dec 16, 1910. [AF-II; 352. See: 1910 Dec 16, (D; 445).]
Hypnotism / Man kills another, thought in control of him. / Jan. 22, 1921. [AF-II; 353. See: 1921 Jan 22, (D; 1211).]
Hypnotism / and mediumistic phe / Hyp. and mediumistic faculties—see A.C. Holms, "Facts of Psychic Science," paragraphs 70, 77A. / Hallucinations in hyp—51, 54. / Mental improvement—48, 56. / Rigidity of trance—49. / Not absolute—subject asks to be awakened—48, 334. [AF-II; 354. (Holms, A.C. Facts of Psychic Science.)]
Hypnotism / Post-hypnotic suggestion / See Proc. S.P.R., vols. 4 and 5. / This is Timed Hypnosis, too. Many cases in Bramwell's "Hypnotism". [AF-II; 355. (Proceedings of the Society for Psychical Research, vols. 4 & 5.) (Bramwell. Hypnotism.)]
Hypnotism / in Swindling / Aug 7, 1894. [AF-II; 356. 1894 Aug 7, (C; 183).]
Hypnotic / treatment in surgery / N.Y. Medical Journal, July 23, 1892 / or Religio-Ph. Jour., Sept 17, 1892. [AF-II; 357. (New York Medical Journal, July 23, 1892.) (Religio-Philosophical Journal, September 17, 1892.)]
Hypnosis / No oral control / Jan 4, 1892. [AF-II; 358. See: 1892 Jan 4, (B; 1208).]
Hypnosis / Bewitchment like time-hypnosis every evening. [AF-II; 359.]
Hypnosis / So swindlers work? / See Sept 26, 1896. [SF-VII; 1038. See: (1896 Sept 26).]
Hypnotist / Killed by alleged victim / Jan 22, 1921. [SF-VII; 1039. See: (1921 Jan 22).]
Hypnotism / Woman hyp 3 sons into thiking they were invalids / May 23, 1914. [SF-VII; 1040. See: (1914 May 23).]
Hypnosis / To hypnotize a witness / Oct 22, 1930. [SF-VII; 1041. See: (1930 Oct 22).]
Hypnotism / Sept 26, 1896 / Sept 28 / Oct. 1 / Nov. 9. [SF-VII; 1042. See: (1896: Sept 26, 1896 / Sept 28 / Oct. 1 / Nov. 9).]
Hypnotism / Aug 7, 1894. [SF-VII; 1043. See: (1894 Aug 7).]
Hypnotized family / B. Eagle / Oct 1-24-5 / 1893. [SF-VII; 1044. “Under a Medium's Influence.” Brooklyn Eagle, October 1, 1893, p. 24 c. 5.]
Hypnotism / Dec 16, 1910. [SF-VII; 1045. See: (1910 Dec 16).]
Hypnotism / Jan 22, 1921. [SF-VII; 1046. See: (1921 Jan 22).]
Hypnotism / May 23, 1914. [SF-VII; 1047. See: (1914 May 23).]
Hypnotism and murder / Grupen case / Berlin / Dec., 1921. [SF-VII; 1048. See: (1921 Dec).]
Hypnotism or influence / Nov 28, 1927. [SF-VII; 1049. See: (1927 Nov 28).]
Hypnotism or bewitched / June, 1871. [SF-VII; 1050. See: (1871 June).]
Hypnotism / See Witch and Bewitched. [SF-VII; 1051.]
Hypodermic needle wounds / See Assaults / Little Wounds. [SF-VII; 941.]
Hyry / Nation 98/496. [AF-III; 37. Pearson, Edmund Lester. "Compulsory Belief in Fairies." Nation, 98 (no. 2548; April 30, 1914): 496.]