... charged with conspiracy, pretending to exercise conjuration, false pretences and creating a public mischief. They were : Mrs. Helen Duncan (46), a medium, giving addresses at Kirkhlli Drive, Edinburgh, and Milton Road, Portsmouth; Ernest E. Hartland Homer, druggist ...

... meeting of spiritualists at Kingsway Hall London, was told last night by Mr. J. B. Mclndoe, that they must ensure that Mrs. Helen Duncan, the medium who was convicted recently at the Old Bailey on a charge of fraud, had all the facilities for an adequate defence ...

... public mischief. Duncan could produce spirits, shown a p arrot Lieutenant Worth that Mrs. ■ T he n the audience were Min Helen Duncan, 46, a M.P. hints at an. other members being Lady If the prosecution's case and that her spirit guide lased 5.4 Astor ...

... connected with the prosecution, which was in no w 0 an attack on spiritualists as a sect. Spiritualists, however, see in Mrs. Helen Duncan, the principal defendant, the St. Joan of Spiritualism. The Chief Constable of Portsmouth took a different view. He said ...

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