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... “JACK THE RIPPER” IN JAMAICA. A STRANGE STORY. The craws of the various steamers plying between New York and Kingstou, Jamaica, are telling fearful stories of crimes committed in Spanish Town, a village near Kingston, which to their minds unqaestionably ...
... SCHOOL OF ART. The annual report of Mr. C. Ripper for the session 1917-18, is as follows :—** Fconomic conditions and the general unrest of necessity militated against the suceesstul working of the school, and the attendance at the classes showed practically ...
... now associated with the series now associated with the mysterious “dack the Ripper.” Later information, indeed, throws cousiderabls doubt upon this being one of the ** Ripper” series of crimes, but nevertheless it in certain that a most bratal murder ...
... who was found drowned in the Regent's Oanal, it was stated that decassed had been told by a fortune teller that *““Jask the Ripper would ptobnle get hold of ber, She was greatly agitated, and told her mother she wou'd never become s victim of “Jack the ...
... etated that the London polics attach no importancs to the arrest at Tanis of a man who was at first reported to be ““Jack the Ripper.” At the Mansion House, on Tuesday, it was reported that the woman Mary lles, who had defrauded the Gol lsmiths’ Cum‘nny of ...
... Sheffield magistrates yesterday. A fortnight ago the husband came home late, threw his wife down, and said he would *Jack the Ripper” her. He then attempted to cut her throat, and inflicted two serious wounds, Her screams bronght neighbours to the house, ...
... t kBO(‘, whereas the cost oi’ providing for tlc s unfortunate people was over £2,000. He A GerMaN “Jack THE RIPPER.—A German “Jack the Ripper” seems to have been at work at Wadersloh, near Munster. A girl, thirteen years of age, had been missing for ...
... held in the Art Gallery of the Storey Institute, under the presidency of Mr. H. L. Storey {supported by Mr. J. Hatch, Mr. C. Ripper, Mr. W. G. YWeleh Mr. H. J. Ridsdale) to hear an address by Migs Parish, of the Parents’ Nationzl Union, the founder of which ...
... Jemmison, E. G. Smith, W. H. Ward, J. Hodkinson, H. Gooch, and W. Millington (members of the Corporation), Messrs. . . Mould, C. Ripper, J. M. Dowbiggin, F. W. Smith, J. B. Patterson, W. . Charlton, and P. Butler (Corporation officials). Major R. N. Dobson, ...
... Robert, Bond, Christian Gibson Phillips, Hans Robert Sparenborg, John Winder Parker, Cyril Steele Perkins. __Allan Gilbert Ripper, Thomas de la Rue, William E. Ritchie, John Thomas Redhead, Alex. Rutherford, Hugh Rourke, Leonard Hugh Rawlinson. Maurice ...
... salaries of the stail of the school of art and technical school and had fixed them as follows as from the lst September next —Mv. Ripper £465. maximum £3OO ; Miss Delahunt £290, maximum £3OO : Mr. Mould £415, maximum £5OO ; and Mr. W. Knowles £265, maximum £450 ...