The quotes I posted from Maria don't include the one you used. This was one...
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In British censuses there's a
PolishIsrael Schwartz frequently changing addresses, located at 22 Samuel Street (a couple hundred yards from the murder site) at the date of the 1891 census with a wife and 2 kids,
non English speaking. There's a marriage certificate for an Israel Schwartz in 1893 (which is too late, since he already was married in 1888, unless he re-married in 1893), and a naturalization for an Austrian (=Hungarian) Israel Schwartz in 1911. The anarchist Schwartz I'm frequently encountering in French police reports changes his first name often, but it's crystal clear it's the same guy, as the reports are from the same years (1902-1903) and he's frequenting the same clubs and fellow anarchists, participating in the exact same meetings. There are promising finds in English censuses for Schwartzes under the different first names this anarchist orator uses, but it's still a mess and needs to be sorted out."
These points are obviously tangential on this thread anyway, but the attempts at characterizing the club and its attendees at the time of the murders as non-militant aren't accurate and detrimental to any real search for valid answers.
The club catered to Socialists that Fall of 1888 and within that movement, the anarchists and activists. Police gave that description of them when interviewed at the time of the murders.
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