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[Howard Brown]

BOND, Dr. Thomas ( 1841-1901)

Hull Daily Mail
June 6, 1901
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[Howard Brown]

BOOTH, 'General' William ( 1829-1912 )

General Booth & The Salvation Army ( Full text)
https://archive.org/stream/generalbo...orich_djvu.txt

[Howard Brown]

BOSWELL, Sgt. Frances William

Officer who took charge of Sadler investigation in 1891.

The Times
July 27, 1886
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[Howard Brown]

BOULTBEE, Walter Ernest

Secretary to Charles Warren, James Monro, and Edward Bradford.

[Christer Holmgren]

Walter Ernest Boultbee - Secretary to Charles Warren, James Monro, and Edward Bradford.

Age 20 in 1873, at the time of the first torso murder, and 35 at the time of the Ripper scare, knew how the investigation was conducted.

Surely, it must have been him?

[Howard Brown]

CH:

I have to find an article which mentions him today.
Well, he was in the right place at the right time....

[Howard Brown]

BOUSFIELD, Mary

One-time landlord of Martha Tabram's at 4 Star Place



Morning Post
August 24, 1888
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[Howard Brown]

BOWYER, Thomas

'Indian Harry' actually lived at 37 Dorset Street, not 27.
Bowyer was sent around to collect rent from murder victim Mary Kelly for her landlord, John McCarthy of 27 Dorset Street.

Morning Post
November 13, 1888
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