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Fort Wayne Weekly Gazette
Indiana, USA
2 May 1895

San Francisco. April 24.
William Greer, manager of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company, playwright and club man, was seen to-day by a representative of the Associated Press in regard to the dispatch telegraphed from San Francisco, connecting a prominent London physician, whose name was not given, with the "Jack the Ripper" murders several years ago. Mr. Harrison stated that the dispatch was entirely correct in very particular so far as the matter reaching him through Dr. Howard was concerned. He stated that Dr. Howard is a well-known London physician who passed through San Francisco on a tour of the world several months ago and that while he was here he (Harrison) met Howard at the Bohemian club and the latter told him the remarkable story and vouched for its authenticity.


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  Dr. Howard
       Press Reports: Brooklyn Daily Eagle - 28 December 1897 
       Press Reports: Fort Wayne Gazette - 25 April 1895 
       Press Reports: Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel - 24 April 1895 
       Press Reports: Hayward Review - 17 May 1895 
       Press Reports: Ogden Standard - 24 April 1895