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... of the series and it has be noticed that this case, as in the others, the victim raised no cry. The letter signed 44 Jack ihc Ripper, written in red ink, and lately delivered the office of the Central News Association, alludes to this feature. 44 gave ...
... in England leadme « roaming life. 4 THREATENING POST-CARD. Consternation has been caused locally by the report that “Jack the Ripper” bas sent s post-card to Barrett's confectionery factery, at Woodgreen, saying that be shall visit the and “do for” six ...
... the pMsengers city fr.ni stations north nod east «f London w.re this morning greatly excited by tbe intelligence that Jack tbe Ripper had been captured. The story ran tbat early hour this morning mounted patrol observed a suspicious -looking character ...
... TO-DAY'S TELEGRAMS. SIX O'CLOCK EDITION THE LONDON TRAGEDIES. TELEGRAM FROM JACK THE RIPPER ANOTHER THREATENED. Press Association The following postal telegram wan received tbe Metropolitan Police five before midnight, having been handed in eight o'clock ...
... the authorities. The Central News, since -the original letter and post-card * Jack the Ripper was published, has received from SO communications daily signed 41 Jack Ripper, evidently the concoction of silly , notoriety-hunters. A third communication ...
... Considerable excitement was caused at Maryport yesterday by the report that a young wemen had been savagely attacked by “Jack the Ripper.” It appears that as a young woman named Margaret Dixon, living in Eaglesfield Terrace, Maryport, arrived at her work ...
... OCLO “= kK, IN ABERDEEN. — EXTRAORDINARY IN GARVOCK WYND. —— GIRL BRUTALLY ATTACKED. That Aberdeen should escape the “Jack the Ripper” craze was too :nnch to be expected, that almost every city and tewn of importance beth in | England and Scotlend bas ...
... ' SPECIAL eae THE RIPPER GANG IN ABERDEEN. _ TO THE CITY. NO LATE HOURS TO BE KEPT. _-—— Jn the most formal and in the most pub! ic way at our dispora!, we have to acknowledge receipt of letter, net signed by “Jack tae Ripper,” but by gentleman who modestiv ...
... d, to the alarm, how Absurd ever, of timid and nervous people. letters have been sent to the newspapers trom bogus **Jack the Rippers” here and there, i feigned handwriting or otherwise. Notwith- the disguise of these attempts, one has been captured at ...
... AND DISTRICT VOTES, While the city ef Aberdeen has been thrown into @ profound sensation over the doings of a would-be “Jack the Ripper,” the capital of Moray bas not escaped the excitement, althouch in a milder form. To imagine that the man of Whitechapel ...
... by Detectives and Flaws, HE RIPPER ” IN ,, “JACK T —— ELGIN. — AN EXTRAORDINARY LETTER. Yesterday morning, we understand, there was geceived at the Elyin Burgh Police Office a letter purporting to be from “Jack the Ripper,” and addressed to “ Dear Boss ...
... the encounter. scratching and cutting him to her heart's content, the let him go, remarking that be was “mair like ! Jack the Ripper neo.” Students are possibly inc.ined to deal generously 1 with a new and untried Professor, but the reception which Carneliey ...