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RALPH JOSCELYNE - murdered child photo |
FREDERICK WILLIAM PERRY - photographer, 6 Chesnut Road |
MR SCHNURMANN - owner of rubber factory |
PAUL HEFELD - anarchist, robber photo |
JACOB LAPIDUS - anarchist, robber photo |
JOSEPH WILSON - Mr Schnurmann's chauffeur |
ALBERT KEYWORTH - office boy |
GEORGE SMITH, eye witness to attempted robbery |
MRS CAWLEY - eye witness to initial pursuit |
PAUL CASEWITZ factory manager |
CHARLES ALLISON - factory worker, pursuer |
FREDERICK PERRY - son of photographer, pursuer |
MRS ELIZABETH ANDREWS - eye witness to shooting of Ralph Joscelyne |
ROBERT SKINNER - eye witness to shooting of Ralph Joscelyne |
WILLIAM DORMER - took Ralph Joscelyne to hospital |
MR FOWLER - telephoned Stoke Newington Police Station, attended to injured PC Tyler, called for ambulance. |
MR CUBLEY - eye witness to shooting of PC Tyler |
MRS GREEN - level crossing keeper's wife who was almost held hostage photo |
MR WILKINSON - Assistant to Council Engineer, hid from bullets |
JOSEPH SLOW - driver of hijacked tram photo |
MR CHARLES WYATT - conductor of hijacked tram photo |
MR LOVEDAY - elderly tram passenger who attempted to rescue Mr Wyatt |
MR GEORGE CONYARD - owner of milk cart stolen by robbers |
MR THOMAS WHITE - trousers torn by gunfire, wounded the robbers by firing borrowed gun |
FREDERICK MORTIMER - wounded in the chest by Jacob. |
CHARLES & ELIZA ROLSTONE - tenants of Oak Cottage photo |
and the devastated widow EMILY TYLER photo |
SOME OF THE POLICEMEN INVOLVED IN THE TOTTENHAM OUTRAGE
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PC WILLIAM FREDERICK TYLER - murdered policeman photo |
SUB DIVISIONAL POLICE INSPECTOR LARGE - pursued robbers on horseback |
PC NEWMAN - stayed by dying PC Tyler |
PS HALE - pursued the robbers using a tram and a car |
PC NICOD - wounded by gunshot during pursuit |
INSPECTOR GOULD - pursued robbers in a car |
PC GIBB - pursued robbers in a car |
PC SHAKESPEARE - pursued robbers in a car |
PC WILLIAMS - pursued robbers in a cart |
PC HAWKINGE - pursued robbers in a cart |
PC ZEITHING - shot through his coat |
PC RUSHBROOKE - bicycle damaged by bullets |
PC ADAMS -pursued robbers by car |
PC FRANCIS - on point duty at Hagger Bridge, fired at by Hefeld |
PS JOWITT - on point duty at Hagger Bridge, fired at by Hefeld |
PC HART - in pursuit of Jacob when he went into Oak Cottage |
PC CHARLES EAGLES - armed officer who pursued Jacob into Oak Cottage |
DETECTIVE DIXON - armed officer who pursued Jacob into Oak Cottage |
PC CATER - pursued Jacob into Oak Cottage |
POLICE SUPERINTENDENT JENKINS photo |
The next page shows some press cuttings with reference to The Tottenham Outrage years later. |
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