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Manitoba Daily Free Press
Winnipeg, Canada
22 January 1892

A DANGEROUS MAN

Ross Street Ladies Terrorized by a Midnight Marauder

The attention of the police is recommended to the vagaries of a villain or lunatic, who perambulated Ross street at nights and has created a reign of terrorism in that locality amongst the women. Various stories are current about him; he apparently suffers from the dangerous delusion that the mantle of "Jack the Ripper" has descended on him.