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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1910

Page

12

Palladino Medium Agrees to Be Bound During Seance

New York investigators arrange a seance at Times tower room with Mme Palladino agreeing to be bound by cords around wrists and ankles while photographs may be taken. The offer includes alternate restraining setups and conditions for observers, with skeptics and supporters mixed on the demonstration and possible tests.

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Edison Cement Houses and Seance Controversy

The New York World reports on Edison style cement houses with poured mixtures and mold adaptability for varied exterior designs. The article shifts to a séance scene where skeptics challenge La Palladino as figures like Davis Kellogg Carrington and Thurston discuss terms, set procedures, and potential charity donations amid the investigation.

New York Thomas A. Walson Edison

Money lender convicted in first Pennsylvania disorderly house ruling

Arthur V. Hin manager of a Philadelphia loan company was convicted in the criminal court of keeping a disorderly house involving usurious interest. The verdict marks what is said to be Pennsylvania’s first such conviction for a moneylender. The case moves to higher courts by agreement. Von Bernstorff to preside at Union College commencement in Schenectady. James Royce canceled engagement after King Edward's death.

Philadelphia Arthur V. Hin Pennsylvania The Commonwealth Hil

Journalists Need Standards Not a Public Prosecutor

Henry Watterson laments the loss of ethics in journalism and argues the press has shifted from personal responsibility to commercial urgency. He compares journalism to other trades, notes the rise of impersonal, massed reporting, and urges editors to pursue integrity, public conscience, and restraint over sensationalism.

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Missiani Sentenced for Extortion Against Caruso in Brooklyn

Antonio Missiani, convicted of attempting to extort 15000 from Enrico Caruso, was sentenced by County Judge Fawcett in Brooklyn to a term between three years and eight months and seven years five months in Sing Sing. The judge condemned the Mafia style plot and warned Missiani’s group as dangerous to society. Antonia Cincotta, co‑defendant, to be tried next week.

New York Antonio Missiani Enrico Caruso Fawcett Brooklyn Sing Sing Antonia Cincotta Carusa

Funeral for slain woman Virginia Fenton held at Wrights

Funeral services for Mrs. Virginia Fenton, murdered by her husband Frank Fenton, a race track follower, were conducted at Wright's Undertaking Establishment. Burial took place at Glenwood Cemetery. The husband’s body was moved from the morgue to Wright's and sent to Asbury Park later that morning for burial.

MTS Virginia Fenton Frank Fenton Wright Undertaking Establishment Glenwood Cemetery Asbury, Park New Jersey Peters

Gov Mann Guests at Mount Vernon Visit With Ladies Association

Gov. Mann of Virginia and Mrs. Mann joined the Mount Vernon Ladies Association with the board of visitors for a luncheon on the old Washington homestead. A tour of the mansion and grounds followed, then Gov. Mann addressed the group, praising the association’s care of the historic site. The board's guests included PR A. McIntyre Oswell Page Col FW Scott B P Owens and A D Brackett. The special train arrived at 1 18 o'clock and the meeting planned committee reports for the next session.

Ladies’ Association Gov. Mann Virginia Washington A. McIntyre Wattenton Oswell Page Richmond Col FW. Scott B. P. Owens Norgalk A.D. Brackett Alexandria Board of Regents

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