... Special cngagenment JIKI.EN DUNCAN and MRS. HUcIWN of Sunderland Sat.. 7 o’u., Psychometry. MRS. BROWN. Sun,, and ...

... st medium, was remanded in custody until Tuesday next for an alleged offence under the Vagrancy Act. The prisoner was Helen Duncan (45), of 19, Kirkhill Drive, Edinburgh, and of 6.1 Milton Road, Portsmouth, and she was charged with using certain subtle ...

... the defending counsel (Mr. C. E. lAksehy) when a further remand for two weeks on bail was granted. The accused person is Helen Duncan (45), a marled woman, of 19, Kirkhill Drive, Edinburgh. and of 6, Milton Road, Portsmouth. red light were switched off ...

... Homer, Elizabeth Homer, and Frances Brown and Helen Duncan, the aforesu.id Helen Duncan was capable of holding communica- tion with deceased persons and causing the spirits thereof to materiai‘ze.” Helen Duncan is defended by Mr. C. E, Loseby and Mr. T. ...

... he hearing, and if there was e iny difficulty the case could ea hen be adjourned to a future late. Bail was extended to Helen Duncan. The magistrates were the | Lord Mayor (Sir Denis Daley) Man and Mre n the chair, Mr. W WW Rarrwman. oe ro al _' fr. Lo ...

... would be produced before the Court in due course said the defending counsel (Mr. C. E. Loseby). The acetisett person is Helen Duncan (45), a married woman, of 19. Kirkhili Drive. Edinburgh, and of (I. Milton Road, Portsmouth, and she Is charged with by ...

... spiritualists or interested sons in the audience to cal] and Hi in spiritualism, by falsely pre- ques- th tending that Helen Duncan was invite spirits and to ask ‘Who are you?” th a medium who was capable of tions. oO holding communication with which ...

... against Helen Duncan and the other three people. The other defendants were: Frances Brown, Ernest Edward Hartland Homer, druggist, and Elizabeth Homer, married woman, of 301, Copnor Portsmouth, who. were Road, summoned for conspiring with Helen Duncan to cheat ...

... WHAT “SPIRIT” GRABBED BY DETECTIVE Four Accused For Trial rHE four accused persons the spiritualist medium case —Helen Duncan (Ifi), virkhill Drive, Edinburgh, Frances Brown, Sunderrand Road, New Bottle, Houghton-le-Spring, Durham, jnd Ernest lid ward ...

... The other defendants were summoned fir conspiring with Helen Duncan to cheat and defraud certain of H.M. subjects of their money by falsely pee-I tending thet at seances promoted by them Helen Duncan was capable of holding communication with deceased persons ...

... the ship. Before the court were Mrs. warmest supporters of any tional kind of ghost,” Said Mr. Lunch was served board. Helen Duncan (46), a medium, measure directed against the Maude, appeared, and Mrs. the Queen being: attended giving addresses at Kirkhill ...

... account for it, was made when the seances trial was continued to-day at the Old Bailey. are One ot the “spirit pictures Mrs Helen Duncan (46), had on it. George. God bless an address at Klrkhill you all.” He reproduced a f'V' f Edinburgh, and Milton similar ...