Jack The Ripper & The Whitechapel Murders - Day By Day References

[Howard Brown]

Day 676
Morning Bulletin
Rockhampton, Queensland,Australia
July 10, 1890
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[Howard Brown]

Day 677

Even in a town containing a mere 782 citizens ( 1890 US Census...the census for the most part was destroyed by fire)...the Ripper's name was known.

Spirit Lake Beacon
Spirit Lake, Iowa
July 11, 1890
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[Howard Brown]

Day 678

Wheeling Register
July 12, 1890
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Freeman's Journal
July 12, 1890
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[Howard Brown]

Day 679

Go Jack Go !!!!


Milwaukee Sentinel
July 13, 1890
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Day 680

July 14, 1890

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Day 681

July 15, 1890

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Day 682

St. Louis Republic
July 16, 1890
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[Howard Brown]

Just in case you're wondering who this "Dr.Miles" is, I'll bet you've used his product at least once before.

Namely this little fellow :


Dr. Miles :




n 1882, Dr. Franklin L. Miles began bottling his Restorative Nervine calmative compound for sale to druggists. The country doctor and two businessmen founded Miles Medical Company in the bustling town of Elkhart, Indiana in 1884. Early products included Dr. Miles’ Nervine (“for disorders of the nerves”), Dr. Miles’ Heart Treatment (“a strengthening regulator and tonic”), Dr. Miles’ Anti-Pain Pills (“valuable for the relief of pain”), Dr. Miles’ Alternative Compound (“for impoverished or impure blood”), Dr. Miles’ Tonic (“a combination of pyrophosphates with quinine and iron”), Dr. Miles’ Liver Pills (said to be “efficient in constipation”), and Dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets (“a new cathartic appealing to young and old alike”).

The company’s first major success came with the introduction of Alka-Seltzer® in 1931. Miles chemists created the effervescent tablet of bicarbonate soda, citric acid, magnesia, calcium, phosphate, and aspirin to stave off the effects of a flu epidemic in the winter of 1928. Before the tablet could be marketed, Miles experimented with packaging and environmental conditions in production to address the problem of aspirin instability. Early bottles of Alka-Seltzer were topped with cotton and sealed with corks and molten paraffin.

Another breakthrough came with the production of enzymes and introduction of Clinistix®, the first dip-and-read diagnostic test for glucose in urine. In 1978 Miles was acquired by Bayer AG. Miles Inc. became Bayer Corporation in 1995.

[Howard Brown]

Day 683

Arizona Republican
July 17, 1890
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Day 684

Bristol Mercury
June 18, 1890
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Day 685


Mohave County Miner
Kingman, Arizona Territory
July 19, 1890
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Day 686

July 20, 1890

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Day 687


July 21, 1890

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Day 688


Los Angeles Herald
July 22, 1890
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Day 689

Dodge City Globe
July 23, 1890
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