The Devil Worshippers of the United States
A long article examines belief in devil worship, detailing police claims, the Hermetic Brotherhood of Luxor, and rituals. it notes the existence of Satanist sects in Paris and the United States, including prosecutions and alleged rites, with quotes from supporters and skeptics about power, salvation, and eternal fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
da Ue
Deltetia
Sparta
Dave
Hermietic Brotherhood of
Luxor
Ayehdemon Tucifer
Lucifer
Astaroth
An Enigmatic Ancestry of Washington Explored
A moral study traces George Washington's lineage to medieval knightly lines and the Wessyngton family, arguing the ancestor Sir William de Herburn and the Hertburn village origins may be misattributed. It weighs the plausibility of royal grants, feudal ties, and later shifts to the Washington name, noting the dynasty’s rise and fall through English Civil War and Stuart eras, before settlers reach Virginia and lay the groundwork for Washington’s Virginia line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teving
Greaunlest
Washington
William de Herburn
Durham
Jevin
Willam
Adun
Mtvimngs
Hoerthien
Hertburn
Tees
Raughings
Dehngee
Huh de Sideny
Posseraion
Sir
Richard Coeur de Lion
Holy Land
Acre
Hugh
Palestine
Manes
Willi
Appiir
Wes |Yngton
Geharons
Henry IL
Thos Heights
Palatinate of Burhant
Keir
Lewes
Sic
Willan Wessynston
Weraynton
Henry Tron
Scotland
John
Saverenga
Howard
Stephen de Wessyngton
Dunstable
Philippa
David
Calais
de Wassyngton
Charles 1
Wessyngtons
Wasayngton
Ned
Ameries
Rota
Andrew Washinuston
Virginia
Westmoreland County
Neck
Rappenhannock
Potomac
Annie Pope
Byldgea Creek
House of Burgesses
George
Weetmoreland
Hull Ne
Tas
Bech Sahil
Nwt
Lincoln
Divhonn
Grant
VERNACULAR NOTES ON WRESTLING TRAINING AT DEWEES
A fragmentary account shows a speaker addressing Papa about a night visit and a warning to Petera that attending a training at their house will entail harsh language akin to the wrestling ring. The text mixes dialect with casual dialogue indicating domestic setting and sport culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petera
Turnkey-Now and the Lockup Pard Plot
A Philadelphia Record item describes a jailed figure, with jovial talk about a regiment and a quirky pard. The piece hints at an escape thwarted by confinement and the odd phrase Purehir-Nop referenced in a humorous wartime style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hull
Jim
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Themsis
God OF Darkness
LVES
Hingersell
Agnoede
Jabow
Philip Randolph
Thane Beer
New York
Henry C. Mawdey
Society of
Satantets
Paris
Taroth
Ropocale
London
Hawlioy
Red Devil
Anni
Virest
Voumang
Group OF
Devil Worship Pictures
Cub
Manila
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