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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1909

Page

18

Sir William Crookes Spiritualism Advances in Immortality Tests

Great British savant conducts scientific tests for spirits and builds machinery to investigate the supernatural Arrives at positive convictions concerning survival after death Electrically charged cage for disrupting mediumistic frauds signals prominent interest in immortality research and spiritual inquiry.

Katie King London Sir William

Famous scientists marvel at experiments under test conditions

An 1890s style report outlines Sir William Crookes and other notable scientists testing spiritual phenomena under strict controls. It details accordion in a cage, moving boards, and apparitions like a hand from a table, claiming careful observation, instrumentation, and repeated demonstrations supporting life after death theories.

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Washington Fire and War of 1814 Recalled in Panic Memoir

A historical account recounts the 1814 British bombardment and burning of Washington, noting President Madison, Secretary Armstrong, and General Winder failed militias. It describes the defense by Barney, Miller, and seamen, the wreckage of the White House, and Mrs. Madison's letters detailing the retreat and preservation of portraits and cabinet papers. The narrative compares Grookian views and modern reminiscences of the crisis and the British retreat, with reactions across the city and key figures.

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