No, BS Man was just some bloke staggering home from the pub who gave Stride a whack and kept walking. I'm in the process of formulating a theory that the actual murderer was Diemschutz who objected, for some as yet unknown reason, to Stride feeding his horse with grapes and breath fresheners.
Did BS-man murder Liz Stride?
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Originally posted by Stephen Thomas View PostNo, BS Man was just some bloke staggering home from the pub who gave Stride a whack and kept walking. I'm in the process of formulating a theory that the actual murderer was Diemschutz who objected, for some as yet unknown reason, to Stride feeding his horse with grapes and breath fresheners.
Are you sure she wasnt pelting Louis with them Stephen? Was he checked for grape stains?
Cheers ST
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Woolf Wess
Hello Lynn
According to this site:-
A short biography of Jewish anarchist Woolf, aka William, Wess, active in the Socialist League in East London.
William Wess had no connection with the Tobacco industry until the beginning of the 20th Century, when he took up a position as a book-keeper.
Tongs in plenty of other fires though!
All the best
Dave
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Oh god somebody's mentioned the grapes in front of Mr Westcott...does this mean we all have to stand in a tea chest and sing "Jerusalem"?
All the best
Dave
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Originally posted by Cogidubnus View PostHello Lynn
According to this site:-
A short biography of Jewish anarchist Woolf, aka William, Wess, active in the Socialist League in East London.
William Wess had no connection with the Tobacco industry until the beginning of the 20th Century, when he took up a position as a book-keeper.
Tongs in plenty of other fires though!
All the best
Dave
Cheers
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drop off
Hello Dave. Thanks.
"perhaps he'd dropped off a consignment of full packets somewhere local and was returning home with empties..."
Or the club?
The date? Was that 1894? Wess went into tobacco around 1903. Who encouraged him to get out of printing?
Cheers.
LC
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horsing around
Hello Stephen. Giving cachous to a horse? The horse killed Liz. (Ever taste one of those nasty things?)
Cheers.
LC
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Hello Michael
A connection to tobacco was present at the time Dave, some of the cottagers were cigarette makers, and we know about Goldstein.
There are thousands of tobacco outworkers all over LOndon
All the best
Dave
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money
Hello Dave. Thanks.
"Tongs in plenty of other fires though!"
What he wore was none of my business. (heh-heh)
I would guess that Goldstein persuaded him that tobacco was where the money lay.
Cheers.
LC
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Originally posted by Cogidubnus View PostHello Michael
What do we know about Goldstein? That somebody of that name and William Wess belonged to the same Trade Union (in 1891), which by 1888 had 7,400 members in the metropolis? That 15 years apart they both had connections with the Tobacco Industry? Or do we have something more please?
There are thousands of tobacco outworkers all over LOndon
All the best
Dave
Cheers Dave
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We know that on the night in question that Leon was walking in the direction of the club, past the locked front door towards the gates..while carrying empty cigarette cartons in his black bag. And just inside the gates were cigarette makers in the cottages that stated they were awake at the time.
Sorry!
Dave
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knowledge by acquaintance
Hello Dave. Very well. It is a fairly weak induction.
But will you agree that Wess knew Goldstein?
Cheers.
LC
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