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Newspaper Aesthetic
Jack The Ripper
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The working classes and the poor | The British Library
Image: Newspaper article about 'Jack the Ripper', 1888
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Jack the Ripper - Whitechapel Murders Illustrated Police News (1888-1899)
Jack the Ripper - Whitechapel Murders Illustrated Police News (1888-1899)
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Giclee Print: Seventh Ripper Murder : 12x9in
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Newspaper from 1895 - trial of Oscar Wilde - illustrated cover.
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Jack The Ripper Identity
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Patricia Cornwell's new book 'reveals identity of Jack the Ripper'
An illustrated police news page on the murders of Jack the Ripper. During investigations the police received mocking letters from someone claiming to be the killer accusing them of being asleep
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Victorian Whitechapel Newspaper Drawing
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Scientists: Jack the Ripper ID Was Based on Error
The Illustrated Police News on display during a press preview for the exhibition Jack the Ripper and the East End at the Museum in Docklands, London, on May 14, 2008.
an old newspaper with pictures of people and animals in the front page, including police news
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newspaper - The Illustrated Police News Law Court and Weekly Record
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The Illustrated Police News "The seven dials mystery"
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Resources for schools learning | Museum of London
Museum of London - Who were Jack the Ripper’s victims?
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Illustrated Police News - 1870. The best Victorian periodical ever.
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The illustrated Police News - 15th September 1888
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Meet 'Fanny and Stella'—two 'sisters' who were actually male lovers in Victorian England
Manchester's Drag Ball, 1880. Held at the Temperance Hall. A group calling themselves 'The Pawnbrokers Assistance Association. They tried to protect guests identities with a bouncer at the door dressed as a nun, black paper on the windows and a blind accordion player. Det. Jerome Caminada saw 'Men Dressed in the most fantastic fashion and 8 of them in the garb of women'. 50 charged, 50 not guilty of anything. 5 years later the law was changed