Photo Trivia # 1

[How Brown]

Okay,smartypants...

Who is this ?

[George Hutchinson]

Morrissey.

PHILIP

[How Brown]

Incorrect,Tourmeister...try again.

He has something to do with modern Ripper literature in some way...

[Big Jon]

That's what Mike Covell really looks like.

[George Hutchinson]

Erm... is his surname Campbell? :eyebrows:

PHILIP

[Chris G.]

Erm... is his surname Campbell? :eyebrows:

PHILIP

Did you click on the pic, Philip? :eyebrows:

Campbell the Soup. . . . or Campbell the Eddie?

[Mike Covell]

Eddie Campbell, helped with the "From Hell" comic series!!

[Chris G.]

Looks like it could be the same guy:

http://weblogs.variety.com/thompsononhollywood/2007/07/comic-con-campb.html

[ferret]

Could be- without the specs-------------- Gee darlin' without your glasses you're beautiful hehe

[How Brown]

Yep...its Eddie Campbell, artist.

[How Brown]

Okay wisenheimers...

Who is this?

[Mike Covell]

Thomas Schachner.

[George Hutchinson]

Bla - I got that one anyway, having met him a couple of times, the last time being only a few months ago.

Who are these two?

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/69/264146039_0e511e0a26.jpg

:faint:

PHILIP

[Mike Covell]

Donald Rumbelow, and Stewart P. Evans.

Something looks interesting on the floor....

[Robert Linford]

That is in fact the Donald Rumbelow and Stewart Evans tribute duo. Their real names are Fred and Bert.

[Mike Covell]

That is in fact the Donald Rumbelow and Stewart Evans tribute duo. Their real names are Fred and Bert.

Just about to perform, "Knees up Dr Brown!", and "Run Burgho, run Burgho, run, run, run"

[Robert Linford]

Someone from the audience is calling out "Hey Don, is that a book down your trousers or are you just pleased to see me?" :)

[How Brown]

Nice one,Covell-Cremers...nice going.

That indeed is Tommy Schachner.

[ferret]

YEP AGREE!:) (Bugger!!!)

[How Brown]

Okay,here's another:

Who is this ( The man,Robert, not the horsie...)

[ferret]

Hmmmmmmmmmmm interesting- sure I recognised that horse!
Who's this?? (These.........)
4514

4515

4516:tape:

[ferret]

4517:kiss: and???????? Blesser!!! a real star!! x

[How Brown]

Thats so easy,Robert could answer this one,Suzi

Thats Judge Hinton, some bald guy,and you.:kiss:

[How Brown]

That solo shot of the lady is Mrs. Elsbeth Bothe...who I think went to school with Sir William Gull.

I kid,I kid !!!!

I meant Abberline.

[How Brown]

Suzi:

I think that the one photo of Lisa Hopkinson giving an approximate estimate of my... ahem....lets skip that...thats Mick Warboys. Correct?

[ferret]

Correctos!!!!!!!on all counts!!!!!!!! and the 'bald guy' is Robert Ives !!!:tape: Great estimate there from Liza 'eh! hehe

I think,,,,Mr Ives,,,,,,went to school with Cazzikins!!!!!! :) :) xxxxxx

[How Brown]

Great estimate there from Liza 'eh! hehe--Suzi

Maybe to some people,but we know Liza is a master of understatement.:kiss:

[John Savage]

Hi Howard,

Roy Rogers and Trigger?

Er er..........Leonard Matters investigating the mystery of Arkle?

Rgds
John

[How Brown]

For a man who had his 34th birthday in the 9th grade, you is one smart cookie, Professor. That indeed is Leonard Matters.

More to come tomorrow on what I hope will be a regular feature...

Thanks for the answers...

[How Brown]

Who's this?

[Mike Covell]

William Fishman

[How Brown]

The ink wasn't dry on that post and already Covell-Issenchsmidt had the answer. Not bad for a White guy.

Try this one folks....

[Chris G.]

Donald McCormick

[How Brown]

Good going C.G.

Thats Mr. McCormick alright...

[How Brown]

Who's this?

He's been mentioned as a suspect in the Case...in modern times.

[Mike Covell]

Frank Miles

[ferret]

Strange face our Frank- Ah!!! that explains the FM!!!!!!!!!!!!!:playball:

[How Brown]

Good going there, Covell-Kaminsky !!!

[How Brown]

Who's this guy?

He isn't a suspect...although I have my suspicions about this feller...:playball:

[Mike Covell]

Brian L. Porter

C'mon Howard, we want a challenge!!:)

[How Brown]

Ma & Pa Covell-Cohen have got to be awfully proud of their son. Good going again. I found that photo,by the way, in the local post office. It seems to be that Brian is very much in demand for some reason. The word "Wanted !" was on top of the page accompanying the photo.

[How Brown]

Who's this...the guy next to the man in the white shirt on his right...

[Mike Covell]

Frogg Moody

[How Brown]

Somebody tie that sumbitch Covell-Pizer up for a while,wouldja??

Alright....here's one on a man who appears on the scene a few years after the Autumn of Terror....think politics.

[Mike Covell]

Herbert Henry Asquith, 1st Earl of Oxford and Asquith

[How Brown]

Alright....lemme try again.

You got that one so quickly,I had to turn around to see if you were in the room with me,Covell-Astrakhan !!!!

Here you go.

This guy looks like what I would look like if I was refined and was smart. He not only likes books, but he's written a few.

[Mike Covell]

One of my heroes, Peter Underwood. Love his paranormal books!

[How Brown]

We had a similar occurrence three years ago when Robert Linford would have the answers to trivia questions before I hit the "submit" button.

This is pretty good work Mike.

I hate you.

Yours

Phrustrated in Philadelphia

[Mike Covell]

I hate you.

Hope you don't mind joining the queue, starts in Mongolia!:)

[How Brown]

Speaking of Mongolians...

This man isn't one...

Who he is?

[Mike Covell]

M. J. Trow author of "The Many Faces Of JTR"

[How Brown]

Dear Covell-Blavatsky:

You are hearby ordered to cease and desist from participating in Trivia Contests until at least 2 minutes after I hit the submit button.

Der Obersturhmbannfuhrer vom die Forums.
How Streicher

[How Brown]

Okay...order rescinded Mike:

Who is this? He isn't really that short in real life.

[ferret]

4530 Well??

[How Brown]

What relationship does this man have to the Case, Suzi? Was he a politician or policeman?:kiss:

[ferret]

4532 No checking the jpeg!:nono: Who's this??

[ferret]

What relationship does this man have to the Case, Suzi? Was he a politician or policeman?:kiss:
Neither! Just a great guy!

[ferret]

OK these are JTR related (allegedly!):tape:......and easey peasey!!

[Sam Flynn]

OK these are JTR related (allegedly!):tape:......and easey peasey!!
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4534
:kiss: xx (clue- same guy!)
Israel Schwartz?

[ferret]

Israel Schwartz?

Yeah roight!:kiss: What ARE you like! :) :) (see next post!!! xxxxxxxxx)

[ferret]

hehe4535 xxxxxxxxxx

[Simon Wood]

It's . . . Neddie Seagoon.

[Robert Linford]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O03HmwK5DQA

[ferret]

He heeeeeeeeeeeeee fabulous Mr Q!!!
'Have you got a match?'
Aaaaaaaagh just been told off for laughing out loud while hubby's listening to Stephen Fry on 'Cliches' on radio 4:tape:

Suzi xx

[How Brown]

Time once again for some trivia...

Who is this? He has been mentioned in the context of being a suspect...

[Chris G.]

George Gissing

[How Brown]

Good one Chris..

You know,pal...you should work for a great magazine such as Ripperologist or something...:kiss:

[How Brown]

Okay...

Who's this?

[Chris G.]

Okay...

Who's this?

Someone called Attached Images?

Chris

[How Brown]

No smartypants !

:banghead:

Try it now.

[Chris G.]

Ian Anderson of Jethro Tull?

[How Brown]

Sure looks like the frontman from Jethro Dull.

Nah...'tisn't him.

[Mike Covell]

Alan Moore :becky:

[How Brown]

Right that,Boyo !! Good one Mike.

[How Brown]

Who's this?

[How Brown]

We still need an answer to the photo in post # 53.

[Chris G.]

We still need an answer to the photo in post # 53.

Yes but that image and the one just posted are a bit too small to make a judgement. Can't you post the images in a larger size? Thanks in advance.

Chris

[Lyn Resthal]

Although #53 looks a bit like Brucie, I'm sure it's not him. (That would be too easy.)

As Chris said, How, can we have them a bit bigger? :hug:

[How Brown]

Dear Lyn and C.G.

I couldn't make 'em bigger....but the one in #53 is Ruggles Brise...

...and the one of the woman yappin' is Jana Oliver...my sweetie.:kiss:

[Lyn Resthal]

Dear Lyn and C.G.

I couldn't make 'em bigger....but the one in #53 is Ruggles Brise...

Who?

...and the one of the woman yappin' is Jana Oliver...my sweetie.:kiss:

"The woman yappin'"... oh, How, you have such a way with words.. :fish:

[Chris G.]

Dear Lyn and C.G.

I couldn't make 'em bigger....but the one in #53 is Ruggles Brise...

...and the one of the woman yappin' is Jana Oliver...my sweetie.:kiss:

Don't let Nina hear you say that! :faint:

Chris

[Lyn Resthal]

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3654/3300439205_1f95acd0c7_m.jpg

Clue: A writer and fashion icon from the past.

[How Brown]

Thats The Unabomber,Lyn...

[Lyn Resthal]

Thats The Unabomber,Lyn...

Blimey, is it? :eek:

He never said his name was Ted, honest...

[How Brown]

Check and see if the dude in the photo has a pair of Wayfarer sunglasses and a grey parka.

[Lyn Resthal]

Nah. Checked. Just seventies shades (several pairs, mind you..) and a high school tee shirt, and no grey parka. Whew!

[Sam Flynn]

Alan Moore :becky:
I thought it was Alan Sharp after a particularly lively night ;)

[Caroline Morris]

Correctos!!!!!!!on all counts!!!!!!!! and the 'bald guy' is Robert Ives !!!:tape: Great estimate there from Liza 'eh! hehe

I think,,,,Mr Ives,,,,,,went to school with Cazzikins!!!!!! :) :) xxxxxx

He did indeed, Suzi. He was in my class too, and we went on school journey together to Dawlish in the summer of 1965! Between you and me, I don't think he ever quite recovered.

Love,

Caz
X

[Big Jon]

A slight twist for the trivia today.

Who is this?

[String]

F glasses are knackered again, can't even see the pictures right.

[Monty]

Indiana Jones of his time Jon.

Monty
:)

[Mike Covell]

Super Mario?:banghead:

[Robert Linford]

It isn't Freddie Nietzsche, is it?

[Chris G.]

A slight twist for the trivia today.

Who is this?

Mon Dieu! It's Francois Pixielation!

[Stephen Thomas]

Major Farrah Fawcett?

[Chris G.]

It isn't Freddie Nietzsche, is it?

Or Freddie Mercury?

[How Brown]

Monty:

Its Sir Richard Francis Burton.

[How Brown]

Monty:

Damn it ! Tell me if I got the answer right ! I have a hard time winning anything on the site that this will make my month !

[How Brown]

Does Monty have me on the pay no mind list?

Is that the right answer, Senor Bell?

[Big Jon]

Anyone gonna get the right answer?

[Monty]

Oh fer fecks sake...

....Sir Charles Warren.

Monty
:)

[Chris G.]

Walter Dew?

Dew say I'm right!

[How Brown]

I was closer than C.G....nyah nyah...

Burton was like Indiana Jones too Monty...it was a toss up.

[Monty]

How,

Erm, it was Johns question, not mine.

Monty
:)

[How Brown]

Montague:

I'm sorry ! I just realized that you weren't the one who put that up.

Its sort of fun blaming you anyway though.:kiss:

[How Brown]

Which figure in the study of the WM...and a fat figure at that...is the offspring of this man?

You people aren't that bright and won't get this one...I just know it:nono:

[Nemo]

It's not you is it Howard ? (sorry :tape:)

[Chris G.]

Richard von Krafft-Ebing

[How Brown]

Nemo, C.G....oy vey....

...No,that ain't a relation to me,Nemo !!!:banghead: ( note to self: remember the reference to being fat from Nemo..the dead man.:boxing:)

You're incorrect,Editor George.

Anyone else?

Where's Mike Covell at?

[Lyn Resthal]

That's Helena Blavatsky's father!

I confess, How, I only know (or think that's him) because I've been looking a little further into Blavatsky's life recently.

[How Brown]

Good going Lyn !!!

That indeed is Blavatsky's father.

[Sam Flynn]

... so that'd be Pa Vatsky.

[ferret]

:)
OK smarties... Who drew this??

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Suz x

[Chris G.]

Leonard Baskin

[Mike Covell]

I thought it was Aleister Crowley that drew that.

[Currerbell]

Fox Mulder drew it

[How Brown]

Salvador Dali.

[Chris G.]

I thought it was Aleister Crowley that drew that.


Looks like you are correct, Mike. See

Aleister Crowley's Lam & the Little Grey Men (http://www.boudillion.com/lam/lam.htm)

Chris

[How Brown]

Hi beloved friends !

Just to point out how slooooow upstairs you peepul are...I'll bet none of youse know what these are.

[tel]

Ten green bottles, 'anging on a ....

[Nemo]

Hi Howard

It's a medicine ampoule. and since the pic is labelled "vd" I would imagine it is early production of penicillin - at which time it was very expensive due to the production methods and the strain of fungi used

[How Brown]

Nemo and The Prodigal Son Of The Outback,Tel....

Yes...they are medical vials.

Yes..they are vials filled with mercury for the treatment of syphilis. Penicillin didn't become a reality until the 1920's due to the work of Fleming.

Nina and I are looking into researching,not acquiring,syphilis for an article at some point in time.

Some of the statistics on this disease make you wonder how Britain survived the 19th century...the British Century:high5:...simply mindboggling that the "AIDS of the 19th century" didn't kill millions.

Nina found an article from New York...which mentioned that over 50 percent of the hospital patients in one NY hospital alone were there for and had syphilis....and when it began to establish itself "back then", syphilis usually killed a person before it reached secondary stage. Forget tertiary stage, you were dead meat by the 2nd.

[ferret]

Tel's back!!!
xxx

[tel]

That last one is the chorus line at Follies Bizzare', right?

[Archaic]

Nina found an article from New York...which mentioned that over 50 percent of the hospital patients in one NY hospital alone were there for and had syphilis

Hi Nina & How, I found this 50% figure too when I was researching London's Victorian-era Hospitals.

Even hospitals that were devoted to the cures of particular ailments had about a 50% syphilitic infection rate. With infection rates like that, I expect that hospitals were a prime cause of its spread.
And a chronic systemic disease would undermine anyone's health, so it was a very vicious circle.

Archaic

[How Brown]

Thanks Archaic:

Stan Russo wrote a book on the 50 most important individuals in recorded history...and the only Hungarian ( which figures,right?) on the list , Ignatz Semmelweis, was one I was a little surprised that Stan included...until I read about the man and his importance. Stan and I are also part Hungarians...which makes us twins.:kiss:

He was responsible for the simple discipline of handwashing in hospitals. Some scientists such as Rudolph Virchow, were down on Semmelweis's insistence on handwashing to prevent the transmission of diseases. Hospitals,indeed,were actually killing factories prior to Semmelweis....and he proved it.

In the case of syphilis, I'm not sure if that disease can be spread unless it is disseminated through actual sexual contact or by blood. In any event, a 50 percent hospital figure in the mid to late Victorian Period tells me that it was spread even more severely on the street than we may have thought.

[Archaic]

Hi How. Actually, one of the most awful ways Syphilis was spread was by mouth. There was an incredibly high incidence of newborn babies catching Syphilis from their Wet-nurse just in the course of suckling.
By the same token, there were cases of babies born with Congenital Syphilis actually infecting their healthy Wet-Nurses via mouth-to-skin contact. Sometimes the infection happened before the tell-tale sores were noticed by anyone. Though I remember at least one case of a Wet-Nurse who knew she was infected & had active sores but feared losing her job by disclosing it; the poor baby was quickly infected. The nurse was prosecuted, but the damage was done.

I have read old copies of The Lancet & the memoirs of 19th C. Doctors, & it was unbelievably common for a man to be treated for a virulent outbreak of Syphilis with doses of mercury, special soaking baths, etc, and then in a few weeks or months to be pronounced "free of the disease" by his doctor- and then the man PROMPTLY GETS MARRIED!!!
It's horrifying! So many young women must have been infected in this way.

In fact, Empress Marie of Austria-Hungary was infected by her husband with at least Gonorrhea & possibly Syphilis; she became very eccentric, anorexic, & traveled constantly to avoid both her husband & the Imperial Court- very awkward for Emperor Franz Joseph.
Their only son, Crown Prince Rudolph, was infected with every venereal disease under the sun & passed his infections on to his wife, Crown Princess Stephanie, rendering her sterile. (She even wrote about the excruciating pain & the shame she suffered from those infections.)
Rudolph's fear of going mad from Syphilis is considered to be a factor in his suicide at Mayerling.

Can you imagine how an innocent & sheltered young woman who had been infected by her own husband would feel?
And the terror she would feel at the thought of seeing her poor children infected? It's ghastly.

Archaic

[How Brown]

It certainly was a bigger problem in the 19th Century than many people in 2009 might suspect,Archaic. I knew about the contact with the teats...but was thinking in terms of how adults got the disease.

Several "suspected" men in the WM...in modern times...have either had syphilis or been considered possibly having it.

What is also disturbing is that there was no cure for gonorrhea in 1888...which was a pretty serious sumbitch in the LVP and still is ( 700,000 cases per year..in the US alone...thats one out of 42 1/2 Americans:tape: )

[Caroline Morris]

Just off to check the old pins!!!:faint:

Blimey!!!

Blimey indeed, Suzi! Don't show that three-legged image to Andrew Cook, whatever you do, or he'll whack it on the cover of his sequel to demonstrate how copycats contracted the pox just for jolly, wouldn't you. :tape:


Can you imagine how an innocent & sheltered young woman who had been infected by her own husband would feel?
And the terror she would feel at the thought of seeing her poor children infected? It's ghastly.


Hi Archaic,

It was believed at the time that it wasn't only the fact that Florie Maybrick found out about Jim's mistress and five kids that finished off the couple's marital relations; it was said that he became scared stiff (or should that be limp?) of making her pregnant again in case he passed on all sorts of nasties to the resulting offspring. I don't recall any of the concern being for Florie herself.

What always surprises me is the fact that he was steadily increasing his use of specific drugs that he understood to be the LVP equivalent of viagra (even if he also thought they were effective for sexually transmitted infections). The thought of him lying there, approaching 50, pumped full of viagra, with the young and fair Florie in bed in the next room, and leaving her untouched, is a difficult one to conjure with. That's some kind of masochism.

Love,

Caz
X

[How Brown]

To illustrate ( once more ) how dopey you people are...

Where is this Room Of Death ?

http://i908.photobucket.com/albums/ac287/HowieNina/Photo%20Thanksgiving/mark9.jpg

[Nemo]

I'm not sure if it's the correct murder scene, but I think Carrie Brown was killed in room 31

[Nemo]

Was that a trick question? - lol

You just posted that pic in the "Mark of the Ripper" thread...

[How Brown]

That was quick.

Yeah...you're right. Thats the murder room of Carrie Brown.

Good going pardner.:nod:

[How Brown]

Who is this man...who was a seamen and a murderer ?

http://i908.photobucket.com/albums/ac287/HowieNina/Photo%20Thanksgiving/Forums%20March%202010/emil.jpg

[How Brown]

The man in the picture is Emil Totterman.

[Roy Corduroy]

(1) Who is the man in the boat?
(2) What is the name of the boat?

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tick tock ... :mod:

[How Brown]

Roy:

Its that landlubbin' Michael Ostrog.
The boat is the Hungarian replica of the Bismarck.

[Roy Corduroy]

Its that landlubbin' Michael Ostrog.


:mod: Yes Howie. Good work.

The boat is the Hungarian replica of the Bismarck
:pound: :pound:

:doh: Uh, no.

Concentrate. First Ostrog, then.... :der:

[John Savage]

Don't know the name of the boat but she has a screw propellor. An early enthuisiast for this method of propulsion was Isambard Kingdom Brunel; he was also an enthuisiast for tall "stove pipe" top hats, just like the man hiding behind the shed.

Rgds
John

[Roy Corduroy]

...boat has a screw propellor. An early enthuisiast for this method of propulsion was Isambard Kingdom Brunel; he was also an enthuisiast for tall "stove pipe" top hats,...

That's good John. That's very good. Thank you. :high5:

Hint -

Ostrog, Kosminski, ................

[How Brown]

Oh I know,I know !!!

The HMS Druitt !!!!

Do I get a car for winning ?

[Roy Corduroy]

The HMS Druitt !!!! Do I get a car for winning ?

:car:

Uh, you ain't won yet, Howie.

But you're getting warm. You're getting warmer than a cow patty in Amarillo. :bounce::bounce:

Roy

[How Brown]

Roy:

I'm good at asking questions, not answering them. I have a relaxed brain over here.

I'll take one more poke at it....its the HMS David Cohen.

[tel]

Nah, that's How Brown in the Titan Uranus.

[Caroline Morris]

Is it The Ripper?

[Stephen Thomas]

The Full Monty?

[Roy Corduroy]

Tell you what, folks. Sleep on it. Maybe it will come to you in the morning.:clock:

Get a good night's sleep on a Crofty bed of Thorns :sleep:

[How Brown]

Jeez...even Tim could get that one.

The Thornycroft.

Now...make with the prizes Roy.

[Roy Corduroy]

The Thornycroft. Now...make with the prizes Roy.

The boat is the Nautilus, the first steam launch built by John Thornycroft. As a teenager. Pictured in his dad's back garden, Chiswick, 1865.

Free smiling nitelite is your prize :mod:

[How Brown]

For making your two hundredth post on the Forums, you get two tickets to see this guy at Iowa City's Arby's, as soon as he makes bail.

Live From A Grassy Knoll....

http://i908.photobucket.com/albums/ac287/HowieNina/Photo%20Thanksgiving/Forums%20March%202010/June%202010/jo.jpg

[Roy Corduroy]

What is the name of the building in the center of the photo?

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[Rob Clack]

Looks like the Royal mint.

[Roy Corduroy]

Yes sir, that's it.

:mod:

[Roy Corduroy]

Where was it located?

7725

[John Savage]

Is it Welwyn, Herts.
?

Rgds
John

[Chris G.]

Mitre Square

[Roy Corduroy]

It's Shadwell High Street. At least according to the Engligh Heritage Viewfinder site, where I found this photo.

(click here to see it with caption) (http://viewfinder.english-heritage.org.uk/search/reference.aspx?uid=76896&index=48&mainQuery=beer&searchType=all&form=home)

OK, so using the Bob Hinton method (don't believe a darned thing you can't verify) I checked street directories, the Dead Pub site, and doggonit, I can't place it there. There were pubs named the Cock, but not there.

Free popcorn for trying, John & Chris - :pop2::pop2:

[Chris G.]

http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4059/4679118488_7e56ffa186_b.jpg

Up the street from the birthplace of a Jack the Ripper suspect. Candidates entertained......

[Roy Corduroy]

Hi Chris,

Just for jolly, a Broadmoor-bound suspect trained at the commercial academy nearby operated by this man -

7735

Not the suspect's birthplace though. I'm stumped. You don't mean birthplace up the street and across a body of water, do you?

Roy

From Commercial Directory & Shippers Guide, Liverpool 1879 - Schools

[Chris G.]

Hi Chris,

Just for jolly, a Broadmoor-bound suspect trained at the commercial academy nearby operated by this man -

7735

Not the suspect's birthplace though. I'm stumped. You don't mean birthplace up the street and across a body of water, do you?

Roy

From Commercial Directory & Shippers Guide, Liverpool 1879 - Schools

Hello Roy

I am talking about a Mersey-side born suspect but not Mr James Maybrick. A suspect born on the same side of the river as Egremont, Liscard, and New Brighton.

All the best

Chris

[Roy Corduroy]

How about a small hint please, Chris?

Roy

[Chris G.]

How about a small hint please, Chris?

Roy

The suspect was widely travelled.

Chris :juggle:

[Nemo]

Frederick Deeming?

[Monty]

Deeming was born in Leicestershire Nemo.

I did think James Kelly however he was born in Preston.

Monty
:)

[Nemo]

I always thought that Monty - in Ashby-de-la-Zouche I believe

However, I came across this reference to him being born in Birkenhead! - lol

http://www.history-on-the-web.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=69:frederick-bailey-deeming-was-he-jack-the-ripper&catid=95:biographies&Itemid=45

[Monty]

It IS Jimmy Kelly.

I always though Preston was Lancashire, not Merseyside.

Monty
:)

[Chris G.]

I always thought that Monty - in Ashby-de-la-Zouche I believe

However, I came across this reference to him being born in Birkenhead! - lol

http://www.history-on-the-web.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=69:frederick-bailey-deeming-was-he-jack-the-ripper&catid=95:biographies&Itemid=45


Hi all

The suspect I meant was Deeming who I thought was born in Birkenhead. Thanks for the correction.

Chris

[Chris G.]

Okay, let's try again. The following is associated with which suspect?

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3300/3277748943_9578f232e7.jpg

[How Brown]

James Maybrick.
What is my prize for winning ?

[Roy Corduroy]

Howie, you win another smiling Nitelite to add to your ambience. :mod:

Okay the floor is open for Forum Members. Attach an image and ask a question please.

Roy

[Chris G.]

James Maybrick.
What is my prize for winning ?

You have to drink the meat juice, Howie. It's in the mail. :lol:

[Chris G.]

http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1066/4732423661_c0e4acbaaf_o.jpg

Who is this?

[Simon Wood]

Knacker of the Yard.

[Chris G.]

Knacker of the Yard.

Guess again, Simon. :)

Cheers

Chris http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3553/3480259031_abf7f5973d_o.gif

[Simon Wood]

I still think he's a rozzer. Am I hot or cold?

[Chris G.]

Cold, baby. http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1011/4733217122_a1aaec9cdf_o.gif

[Simon Wood]

Brrrr, Daddio,

Okay, then I'm going for Richard Whittington Egan.

[Chris G.]

Brrrr, Daddio,

Okay, then I'm going for Richard Whittington Egan.

Ding ding ding ding. Well done, Simon. :D

[Simon Wood]

Whoopie! Do I get a prize?

[Roy Corduroy]

:mod: For you Monsieur Simon, the tops.

(Click here) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PDitUVMMzE0) for your singing prize. :violin:

Roy :spy:


Chris you're on a roll.

[Simon Wood]

Hi Roy,

Thank you. I couldn't have wished for a better prize. I'm listening to it as I write.

A question for you [and no peeking]. What country did Kronsteen represent at the chess tournament?

Regards,

Simon

[Roy Corduroy]

Okay no peeking. Kronsteen represented the Soviet U.

Who's got an image please?

[Simon Wood]

Hi Roy,

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Regards,

Krilencu

[How Brown]

Why is the one horsie white and the other icons black ?

[Chris G.]

Czech mate.

Chris :peep:

[Roy Corduroy]

What church is in the photo?

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[Chris G.]

Wish I knew, Roy. Do we get a clew? Interested in that apparent pony on the street corner. Looks like an old photo. Sixties? Interesting that the church does not appear to have a tower or a spire which seems unusual. I should think it is not one of the more famous East End churches connected to the case but I don't know. Anybody have an idea?

:washing:

[Rob Clack]

It's Saint Anne's Roman Catholic Church situated on Underwood Street.

Rob

[Roy Corduroy]

Yes sir, that's it, Rob. :mod:

That photo from 1988. The pony was part of what today is the Spitalfields City Farm. A fun place for kids. Good question about the spire, Chris. In this sketch there was one.

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[Roy Corduroy]

Moving right along, what is this place?

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[How Brown]

I'll poke it with a stick, Roy.
Is that an entrance to George Yard ?

[Roy Corduroy]

You're getting warm. About one block from there, Howie.

Roy

[Rob Clack]

It is Altab Ali Park. Better known to us as the location of St Marys Whitechapel Church.

Rob

[Roy Corduroy]

Yes sir, that's right, Rob. :mod:

The plaque honors an Englishman who was named a Ripper suspect in modern times. Who is it?

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[Chris G.]

Yes sir, that's it, Rob. :mod:

That photo from 1988. The pony was part of what today is the Spitalfields City Farm. A fun place for kids. Good question about the spire, Chris. In this sketch there was one.

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I assumed the church lost its spire in the Blitz in that case.

Thanks, Roy.

Chris

[Chris G.]

That's Francis Thompson, Roy.

Chris

[Roy Corduroy]

Yes sir, that's right, Chris. :mod:

What East End place burned?

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[Chris G.]

Spitalfields Market?

[Roy Corduroy]

No, not the market. Try again.

[Chris G.]

Stumped here, Roy.

[Roy Corduroy]

Here's the same fire. Hope this helps.

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[How Brown]

Roy:

The Palace of Westminster Fire of 1834 ?

[Roy Corduroy]

No, this fire was on the East side of London, Howie.

Roy

[Caroline Morris]

Was this connected with the Tower of London Fire, 1841?

Love,

Caz
X

[Chris G.]

It's the Royal Mint, baby.

[Roy Corduroy]

Was this connected with the Tower of London Fire, 1841?

Yes Caroline, that's it. :mod:

Roy

[How Brown]

Roy:

Thanks again for being in the saddle on this Trivia Challenge. You know I've been letting others win ( otherwise they wouldn't try to compete )....but we're glad you is in charge.

[Roy Corduroy]

You're too kind Howie. Thank you.

What street is this on?

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[Chris G.]

Fournier Street?

[Roy Corduroy]

Yes it is Chris. :mod:

From this pub, what place, which figured in the Ripper saga, is across the street?

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[Chris G.]

May need a clue, Roy. I sense it is to do with Rose Mylett.

[Rob Clack]

The pub is on the Highway opposite St George in the East and the Mortuary where Elizabeth Stride and the Pinchin Street torso was taken.

Rob

[Jon Simons]

Here`s a photo of the landlord, which has J.Martin stamped on the back.

http://deadpubs.co.uk/LondonPubs/StGeorgeEast/OldRose.shtml

[Chris G.]

Very fine, guys.

Chris

[How Brown]

For the benefit of newer members,Jon G...the "J.Martin" you refer to in your previous post is Joseph Martin, the photographer hired to take the crime scene photographs of Mary Kelly, correct ?

[Jon Simons]

Hi How

Yes, Joseph Martin was also the official photographer to the Metropolitan Police.
I don`t know whether he took the Kelly photos, but at the request of the Police he would have taken the photos of bodies lying in the mortuary.

[Roy Corduroy]

Thank you for your contributions.

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1 Dutfields Yard
2 Torso
3 Swedish Church
4 Mortuary
5 Devonshire Street -Stride & Kidney formerly lived (Whiteton St this map)

A Joseph Martin, Photographer, No 11
B The Old Rose

[How Brown]

Jon G:

It was Martin who took MJK's photos.
Thanks for the reply.

[How Brown]

Uh oh...I smell conspiracy here.
The attachment Roy placed on the site looks like a menorah.
Joe Martin was Jewish.

Joe Martin, photographer and...the Ripper ?:flame:

[Rob Clack]

Two more interesting places.

6 Severin Klosowski
7 Martha Tabram (Star Place)

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Rob

[Roy Corduroy]

To recap:
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It's Saint Anne's Roman Catholic Church situated on Underwood Street.
And here was the priest there in 1888.
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His next posting was this church. What is the name of this church and where is it located? 7953
(the iconic modern building may be a clue to some)

[Monty]

Anyone know what or where this is?

Monty
:)

[Monty]

Same place.

Monty
:)

http://i908.photobucket.com/albums/ac287/HowieNina/Easter%202011/b.jpg

[How Brown]

Monty:

Is it a crime site or the back of a mortuary ?

[Monty]

Neither How.

More to do with detection.

Monty
:)

[Monty]

No takers?

Burgho n Barnabys home.


http://www.jtrforums.com/showthread.php?t=10311

Monty
:)

[Roy Corduroy]

Thanks for sharing those photos of your visit, Montgomery. :nod:

What is the name of this church and where is it located? 7953
(the iconic modern building may be a clue to some)

Okay, time's up. After St Anne's in East London, Anatole Police was next the pastor of Our Lady of Victories on Isabella Street in Boston. - Roy

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[Roy Corduroy]

He baptized Oscar Wilde in Ireland.
Later, one of the murders in the Whitechapel file was commited behind his church.

Who is he?

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[Roy Corduroy]

Well, let's make it simpler. One of the Whitechapel murders was commited behind what church?

Clue - "Brick and .........."

[Cris Malone]

Rev. L. C. Fox.

I read something about Wilde on the boards a while back that a friend of his described his last rites as akin to placing a green carnation in his butthole... maybe Mr. Douglas did that.
Or was it buttonhole?
No, the former sounds appropriate.

[Roy Corduroy]

Rev. L. C. Fox.

:mod: Yes Cris, that's right.

Lawrence Charles Prideaux Fox. What is the name of his church in Whitechapel? The one that a murder happened behind it.

Roy

[Monty]

How,

One a respected German, tother I fried and ate....he was very nise.

Oh, and he is based in Norway.

Monty
:)

[How Brown]

Monty:

Excuse me Neil...is your last post a trivia question or a response to something ?
Thanks;)

[Roy Corduroy]

Reverend Fox was at the Church of the English Martyrs. Behind which was the church school, and across Chamber Street was Swallow Gardens, marked in yellow, site of the murder of Frances Coles in 1891.

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Chamber St with railroad embankment, school (with circular window) and church.

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Courtesy of this Flickr page (click) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/dmcl/8906878/in/set-881069/)by Danny McL

[Roy Corduroy]

That's Thompson's beat pictured above. Except it was dark. He walked that way, and down by the school he heard footsteps running away. So he looked left under the railway arch, and saw the body of Frances Coles.

[Monty]

Taken during the last London Job, April 2010

[Roy Corduroy]

Thank you Monty

The Church of the English Martyrs showing the archeological dig across the street in 2008, uncovering a cemetery and artifacts from 1st to 4th century.

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Most impressive find is this milliefiore plate from Roman times.

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[Roy Corduroy]

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Who is the other gentleman pictured?

[How Brown]

Roy:

Thats not Keith Skinner,is it ?

[Caroline Morris]

You're right, How. That's not Keith.

[Roy Corduroy]

I don't know who it is. :noidea:

I thought someone here might know.

[Roy Corduroy]

Who is this man? 8188

[Jon Simons]

Give us a clue, Roy!!

[Roy Corduroy]

Sure, Jon, here is a visual clue 8200

[George Hutchinson]

Is it PW Botha?

PHILIP

[How Brown]

Roy:

Hey no fair ! Some of us don't read 21st century newspapers....:mmph:

Isn't that Smokey Robinson and Benny Hill ? I'm just guessing....

[Roy Corduroy]

Is it PW Botha?

Good evening Phil, you're getting warm. The man in question is from the same country as the other man pictured. But additionally, the man in question has some relationship to the Jack the Ripper story in this millenium.

Roy

[Monty]

Charles van Onselen

Monty
:)

[Roy Corduroy]

:mod:

You are correct, Neil. Thank you.

Roy

[Roy Corduroy]

Who is the boy on the horse?

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