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Ernennungen und Beförderungen von Offizieren der Streitkräfte
Konkurse von Unternehmen und Privatpersonen
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Namensänderungen und Änderungen an Wappen
Königliche Proklamationen und andere Deklarationen
Ich habe mich mal auf die Suche nach Kosminskis (in verschiedenen Schreibweisen) gemacht und möchte meine Ergebnisse mit Euch teilen. Ich habe versucht, die Ergebnisse ein wenig zu ordnen; dies mag an manchen Stellen gelungen sein, an anderen weniger...
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MARTIN DER ERFINDER
London Gazette
26 February 1875
Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852
Office of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions
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522. To Martin Kosminski, of No. 36, New North-road, in the county of Middlesex, Furrier, for the invention of "improvements in certain articles of dress for ladies."
London Gazette
1 June 1875
Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852
Office of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions
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1727. And Martin Kosminski, of No. 36, New North-road, in the county of Middlesex, Furrier, has given the like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in certain articles of dress, and appliances connected therewith."
London Gazette
1 March 1878
Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852
Office of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions
[...]
705. To Martin Kosminski, of Aldermanbury, in the city of London, Furrier, for the invention of "an improved apparatus for the use in effecting the winding up of watches, clocks, and other mechanism requiring similar winding up."
London Gazette
17 May 1878
PATENTS WHICH HAVE BECOME VOID
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1727. Martin Kosminski, of No. 86, New North-road, in the county of Middlesex, Furrier, for an invention of "improvements in certain articles of dress, and in appliances connected therewith." - Dated 10th May, 1875
London Gazette
14 June 1878
Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852
Office of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions
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2179. To Martin Kosminski, of Aldermanbury, in the city of London, Furrier, for the invention of "improvements in harness for horses and other animals to facilitate the application and disconnection of parts thereof."
London Gazette
19 July 1878
Patent Law Amendment Act, 1852
Office of the Commissioners of Patents for Inventions
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2434. To Martin Kosminski, of Aldermanbury, in the city of London, Manufacturer, for the invention of "improvements in apparatus to facilitate the withdrawal of corks from bottles and others vessels."
London Gazette
10 September 1878
2179, And Martin Kosminski, of Aldermanbury, in the city of London, Furrier, has given the like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in harness for horses and other animals to facilitate the application and disconnection of parts thereof."
London Gazette
22 October 1878
2434. And Martin Kosminski, of Aldermanbury, in the city of London, Manufacturer, has given the like notice in respect of the invention of "improvements in apparatus to facilitate the withdrawal of corks from bottles and others vessels."
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MARTIN GEHT PLEITE
London Gazette
20 January 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of Proceedings for Liquidation by Arrangement or Composition with Creditors, instituted by Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, Cheapside, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, in the counts of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant.
Notice is hereby given, that a First General Meeting of the creditors of the above-named person has been summoned to be held at the Cannon street Hotel, Cannon-street, in the city of London, on the 4th day of February, 1880, at three o'clock in the afternoon precisely. - Dated this 13th day of January, 1880.
H.A. LOVETT and CO., 47 and 48, King William-street, E.C., Solicitors for the said Debtor
London Gazette
23 March 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of a Bankruptcy Petition against Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, Cheapside, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, in the counts of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant.
Upon the hearing of this Petition this day, and upon proof satisfactory to the Court of the debt of the Petitioner, and of the act of Bankruptcy alleged to have been committed by the said Martin Kosminki having been given, it is ordered that the said Martin Kosminski be, and he is hereby, adjudged bankrupt. - Given under the Seal of the Court this 11th day of March, 1880.
By the Court, P.H. Pepys, Registrar
The First General Meeting of the creditors of the said Martin Kosminski is hereby summoned to be held at the London Bankruptcy Court, Lincoln's-inn-fields, in the county of Middlesex, on the 7th day of April, 1880, at half-past twelve at noon, and that the Court has ordered the bankrupt to attend thereat for examination, and to produce thereat a statement of his affairs as required by the statute.
Until the appointment of a Trustee, all persons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid, to William Haglur, Esq., one of the Registrars, at the office of Mr Peter Paget, Official Assignee in the London Bankruptcy court, Lincoln's-inn-fields. Creditors must forward their Proofs of Debts to the Registrar at the said address.
London Gazette
16 April 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, Cheapside, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, in the counts of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant, a Bankrupt.
Edward Pryor Everett, of 105, Cheapside, in the city of London, Public Accountant, has been appointed the Public Examination of the bankrupt to take place at the London Bankruptcy Court, Lincoln's-inn-fields, in the county of Middlesex, on the 7th day of May, 1880, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon. All persons having in their possession any of the effects of the bankrupt must deliver them to the trustees, and all debts due to the bankrupt must be paid to the trustee. Creditors who have not yet proved their debts must forward their proofs of debts to the trustee. - Dated this 7th day of April, 1880.
London Gazette
27 April 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, Cheapside, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, in the county of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant, adjudicated Bankrupt on the 11th day of March, 1880.
A General Meeting of the Creditors of the said Martin Kosminski is hereby summoned to be held on Wednesday, the 5th day of May, 1880, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the office of Messrs Plunkett and Leader, No. 59, Saint Paul's Churchyard, in the city of London, in accordance with the previous of the said Act to sanction the acceptance by the Trustee of an offer made by or on behalf of the said bankrupt for a scheme of settlement of the affairs of the said bankrupt in the matter following, that is to say - That the Trustee shall sell to the said bankrupt, ot to such person as he shall nominate for that purpose, the whole of the property of the said bankrupt for such sum as shall be sufficient to pay the creditors of the said bankrupt a composition of three shillings in the pound upon and in satisfaction of the amount of their respective claims, together with all costs, charges, and expenses of and incidental to the proceedings for liquidation of the affairs of the said bankrupt instituted in this Court and of these proceedings, and to the obtaining of the sanction of the creditors to and the confirmation by the Court of the said scheme of settlement, and to the carrying the same into effect, such composition, costs, charges, and expenses to be paid to the said Trustee within one week, and to be by him duly paid and distributed among the creditors and persons entitled to the same within fourteen days after the confirmation by the said Court under the 28th section of the Bankruptcy Act, 1869, of the said scheme of settlement, and further, that the said Trustee shall convey and assign to the said bankrupt or his nominee, the said estate in such manner as may be necessary, or the Court shall direct for the purpose of carrying out the said scheme of settlement, and that upon payment of the aforesaid composition, costs, charges, and expenses as aforesaid, thereupon the said bankruptcy by annulled. - Dated this 24th day of April, 1880.
Edward P. Everett, 165, Cheapside, London, Trustee.
London Gazette
28 May 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, both in the county of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant, adjudicated Bankrupt on the 15th January, 1880.
A General Meeting of the Creditors of the said Martin Kosminski is hereby summoned to be held on Tuesday, the 8th day of June, 1880, at twelve o'clock at noon, at the office of Messrs Plunkett and Leader, No. 60, Saint Paul's-churchyard, in the city of London, in accordance with the previous of the said Act to sanction the acceptance by the Trustee of an offer made by or on behalf of the said bankrupt for a scheme of settlement of the affairs of the said bankrupt in the matter following, that is to say - That the Trustee shall sell to the said bankrupt, ot to such person as he shall nominate for that purpose, the whole of the property of the said bankrupt for such sum as shall be sufficient to pay the creditors of the said bankrupt a composition of 3s in the pound upon and in satisfaction of the amount of their respective claims, together with all costs, charges, and expenses of and incidental to the proceedings for liquidation of the affairs of the said bankrupt instituted in this Court and of these proceedings, and to the obtaining of the sanction of the creditors to and the confirmation by the Court of the said scheme of settlement, and to the carrying the same into effect, such composition, costs, charges, and expenses to be paid to the said Trustee within one week, and to be by him duly paid and distributed among the creditors and persons entitled to the same within fourteen days after the confirmation by the said Court under the 28th section of the Bankruptcy Act, 1869, of the said scheme of settlement, and further, that the said Trustee shall convey and assign to the said bankrupt or his nominee, the said estate in such manner as may be necessary, or the Court shall direct for the purpose of carrying out the said scheme of settlement, and that upon payment of the aforesaid composition, costs, charges, and expenses as aforesaid, thereupon the said bankruptcy by annulled. - Dated this 27th day of May, 1880.
Edwd. P. Everett, 165, Cheapside, London, Trustee.
London Gazette
15 October 1880
The Bankruptcy Act, 1869
In the London Bankruptcy Court
In the Matter of Martin Kosminski, of 37, Milk-street, Cheapside, in the city of London, and late of 36, New North-road, but now of No. 5, Loraine-road, Holloway, both in the county of Middlesex, Wholesale Furrier and Woollen Merchant, a Bankrupt.
Whereas under a Bankruptcy Petition presented to this Court against the said Martin Kosminski an order of adjudication was made on the 11th day of March, 1880. This is to give notice, that the said adjudication was, by order of this Court, annulled on the 13th day of October, 1880. - Dated this 13th day of October, 1880.
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SAMUEL WIRD BRITE
London Gazette
1 July 1887
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
Lists of Aliens to whom Certificate or of Readmission to British Nationality have been granted by the Secretary of State under the provisions of the Act 83 Vic., cap. 14, during the Month of June, 1887.
Name Country Date of Certificate Place of Residence
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Kosminski, Samuel Russian Poland 14th June, 1887 York House, 357, City-road, London
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MARTIN GEHT ERNEUT PLEITE
London Gazette
29 October 1889
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883
RECEIVING ORDERS
No. - 3796
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Woolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Company)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road, Middlesex
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
Date of Filling Petition - Oct. 24, 1889
No of Matter - 684
Whether Debtor's or Creditor's Petition - Debtor's
London Gazette
8 November 1889
FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Date of First Meeting - Nov. 26, 1889
Hour - 11 A.M.
Place - Bankruptcy-buildings, Portugal-street, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London
Date of Public Examination - Dec. 6, 1889
Hour - 12 noon
Place - 34, Lincoln's-inn-fields, London, W.C.
London Gazette
8 November 1889
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1883
RECEIVING ORDERS
No. - 3796
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
Date of Filling Petition - Oct. 24, 1889
No of Matter - 684
Whether Debtor's or Creditor's Petition - Debtor's
London Gazette
29 November 1889
ADJUDICATIONS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Date of Order - Nov. 27, 1889
Date of Petition - Oct. 24, 1889
London Gazette
3 December 1889
APPOINTMENT OF TRUSTEES
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Trustee's Name - Norton, Benjamin Thomas
Address - 9, Old Jewry-chambers, E.C.
Date of Certificate of Appointment - Nov. 28, 1889
London Gazette
6 December 1889
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - Dec. 21, 1889
Trustee's Name - Norton, Benjamin Thomas
Address - 9, Old Jewry-chambers, E.C., Chartered Accountant
London Gazette
3 January 1890
NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Amount per Pound - 10s
First, or Final, or Otherwise - First
When Payable - Jan. 15, 1890, or any subsequent Monday between 10 and 1
Where Payable - Offices of Trustee, 9, Old Jewry-chambers, London, E.C.
London Gazette
17 January 1890
APPLICATIONS FOR DEBTORS' DISCHARGE
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin
Address - 3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London. and residing at 357, City-road, Middlesex
Description - Wholesale Furriers (trading with Moses Wolf, as Martin Kosminski and Co.)
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 7203 [sic] of 1889
Date fixed for Hearing - Feb. 14, 1890, 11 A.M.
London Gazette
14 March 1890
ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin
Address - 3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London. and residing at 357, City-road, Middlesex
Description - Wholesale Furriers (trading with Moses Wolf, as Martin Kosminski and Co.)
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Date or Order - Feb. 14, 1890
Nature of Order Made - Discharge suspended for three weeks. Bankrupt discharged as from 7th March
Grounds named in Order for refusing an Absolute Order of Discharge - Bankrupt had on a previous occasion been adjudged bankrupt, namely in the year 1880
London Gazette
18 March 1890
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - April 2, 1890
Trustee's Name - Norton, Benjamin Thomas
Address - 9, Old Jewry-chambers, E.C.
London Gazette
25 July 1890
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - Aug. 7, 1890
Trustee's Name - Norton, Benjamin Thomas
Address - 9, Old Jewry-chambers, E.C., Chartered Accountant
London Gazette
12 August 1890
NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Amount per Pound - 2s 7½d
First, or Final, or Otherwise - Second and Final
When Payable - Aug. 18, 1890, or any subsequent Monday between 10 and 1
Where Payable - Offices of Trustee, Benjamin T. Norton, 9, Old Jewry-chambers, London, E.C.
London Gazette
6 January 1891
NOTICES OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEES
Debtor's Name - Kosminski, Martin and
Wolf, Moses (trading as Martin Kosminski and Co)
Address - 357, City-road, Middlesex
222, Seven Sisters-road
3B, Cannon-street, in the city of London
Description - Wholesale Furriers
Court - High Court of Justice in Bankruptcy
No - 1203 of 1889
Trustee's Name - Norton, Benjamin Thomas
Trustee's Address - 9, Old Jewry-chambers, E.C., Chartered Accountant
Trustee's Description - Chartered Accountant
Date of Release - Dec. 23, 1890
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DANIEL
London Gazette
1 March 1887
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
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Name - Kozminski, Daniel
Country - Russia
Date of Certificate - 17th February 1887
Place of Residence - 102, Houndsditch, London
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NOCH EIN SAMUEL WIRD BRITE
London Gazette
3 January 1911
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
Lists of Aliens to whom certificates of Naturalization or of Readmission to British Nationality have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of December, 1910.
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Name - Kosminsky, Samuel
Country - Russia
Date of taking of Allegiance - 10th December, 1910
Place of Residence - London, 26, Bedford Street, Commercial Road
London Gazette
16 June 1922
Notice is hereby given, that the Partnership heretofore subsisting between us, the undersigned, Samuel Kosminsky and Thomas Seal, carrying on business as Wholesale Mantle Manufacturers, at 3, Beech-court, Barbican, E.C. 1, under the style or firm of "Kaye & Seal," has been dissolved by mutual consent as and from the 10th day of June, 1922. All debs due to and paid by the said Samuel Kosminsky, who will continue the business under the style of "S. Kaye." - Dated this 10th day of June, 1922.
S. KOSMINSKY
T. SEAL
London Gazette
13 April 1923
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1914
RECEIVING ORDERS
No. 1503. KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, London, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, city of London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
Date of Filling Petition - March 12, 1923
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Date of Receiving Order - April 11, 1923
No. of Receiving Order - 289
Whether Debtor's or Creditor's Petition - Creditor's
Act of Bankruptcy proved in Creditor's Petition - Section 1-1 (A.), Bankruptcy Act, 1914
London Gazette
17 April 1923
FIRST MEETINGS AND PUBLIC EXAMINATION
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, London, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, city of London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Date of First Meeting - April 26, 1923 11.30 a.m.
Place - Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey street, London, W.C. 2
Date of Public Examination - July 20, 1923 11 a.m.
Place - Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey-street, London, W.C. 2
London Gazette
5 June 1923
APPOINTMENTS OF TRUSTEES
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, London, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, city of London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Trustee's Name, Address and Description - Ellis, Frank Elias, Walter House, 418, Strand, London, W.C. 2, Chartered Accountant
Date of Certificate of Appointment - May 30, 1923
London Gazette
10 November 1925
NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, London, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, city of London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Amount per £ - 9½d
First or Final, or otherwise - First and Final
When Payable - Nov. 23, 1925
Where Payable - At offices of Frank E. Ellis & Co., Walter House, 418, Strand, London, W.C.2
London Gazette
6 March 1931
NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, both London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Amount per £ - 1½d
First or Final, or otherwise - Supplemental
When Payable - Any day (except Saturday), between the hours of 11 and 2
Where Payable -Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey-street, London, W.C.2
London Gazette
3 May 1932
APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, both London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Day Fixed for Hearing - June 2, 1932 11 a.m.
Place - Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey Street, London, W.C.2
London Gazette
1 July 1932
ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
KOSMINSKY, Samuel, 91, Cazenove-road, Stamford Hill, lately carrying on business at 3, Beech-court, Beech-street, both London. COSTUME MANUFACTURER
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 399 of 1923
Date of Order - June 2, 1932
Nature of Order Made - Bankrupt's discharge suspended for six years, and that he be discharged as from June 2, 1938
Grounds named in Order for refusing an absolute Order of Discharge - Proofs of Facts mentioned in Section 26, sub-section 3 (A. and E.), Bankruptcy Act, 1926, and the Bankrupt has committed misdemeanour under Sections 154 (13) and 157 (1) (c) of the Bankruptcy Act, 1914, and a misdemeanour connected with his Bankruptcy.
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MYER
London Gazette
3 April 1923
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
List of Aliens to whom certificates of Naturalization have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of March, 1923.
[...]
Kosminsky, Myer (known as Myer Woolfe); Russia; Wholesale Milliner; 80, Whitechapel Road, London. 27 March 1923
London Gazette
23 November 1923
I, Myer Woolfe, of 80, Whitechapel-road, in the county of London, a naturalised British subject, heretofore called and known by the name of Myer Kosminski, hereby give notice, that I have assumed and henceforth on all occasions whatsoever and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the name of Myer Woolfe, in lieu of and in substitution for my former name of Myer Kosminsky; and I also hereby give notice that such change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a deed poll under my band and seal, dated the twelfth day of November, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three, duly executed and attested, and that such deed poll was enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court, of Judicature on the sixteenth day of November, one thousand nine hundred and twenty-three. - Dated this 19th day of November, 1923.
MYER WOOLFE, formerly Myer Kosminsky
London Gazette
4 December 1923
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalization have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of November, 1923.
[...]
Kosminsky, Alexander (known as Alexander Woolfe); Russia; Tailor; 295, Battersea Park Road, London. 12 November 1923
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MORRIS
London Gazette
2 June 1896
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
[...]
Name - Kozminski, Morris
Country - Russia
Date of Certificate - 23rd April, 1896
Place of Residence - London, St. George's-in-the-East, 36, Christian-street
London Gazette
19 August 1921
Notice is hereby given, that the partnership heretofore subsisting between Henry Ginzburg and Morris Kosminski, carrying on business as Wholesale Silk and Fur Merchants and General Drapers at 77, Commercial-road, Stepney, in the county of London, under the style or firm of GINZBURG AND KOZMINSKI, has been dissolved by mutual consent as from the first day of July, 1921, so far as concerns the said Morris Kosminski, who retires from the said firm. All debts due to and owing by the said late firm will be received and paid respectively by the said Henry Ginzburg, who will continue to carry on the said business. - Dated this 16th day of August, 1921.
H. GINZBURG
M. KOZMINSKI
London Gazette
4 October 1921
Notice is hereby given, that KAY MORRIS, of 97, Evering-road, Hackney, in the county of London, lately called Morris Kozminski, has assumed, and intends henceforth upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use und to be called and known by the name of Kay Morris, in lieu of and in substitution for his former name of Morris Kozminski, and that such intended change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a deed poll under his hand and seal, dated the 29th day of September, 1921, duly executed and attested and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature, on the 30th day of September, 1921.
Windsor and Brown, 228, Bishopsgate, E.C.2, Solicitors for the said Kay Morris
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NOCH EIN MORRIS
London Gazette
12 February 1924
Notice is hereby given, that by deed poll dated the 5th February, 1924, and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 9th day of February, 1924, Morris Kosminsky, of 272, Camberwell-road, in the county of London, Blouse Maker, abandoned the said name of Kosminsky and adopted the surname of Joseph. - Dated 11th day of February, 1924.
Strikeman and Co, 69, Leadenhall-street, E.C.3, Solicitors
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AUFTRITT MAX
London Gazette
26 January 1923
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Date of First Meeting - Feb. 6, 1923 12 noon
Place - Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey-street, London, W.C. 2
Date of Public Examination - May 2, 1923 11 a.m.
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DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Date of Order - Jan. 23, 1923
Date of Filling Petition - Jan. 23, 1923
London Gazette
13 February 1923
APPOINTMENTS OF TRUSTEES
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London; carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Trustee's Name, Adress and Description - Moore, Sir Harold John de Courcy, 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, E.C. 2, Chartered Accountant
Date of Certificate of Appointment - Feb. 7. 1923
London Gazette
13 March 1923
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - April 4, 1923
Trustee's Name, Address and Description - Moore, Sir Harold John de Courcy, 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, E.C. 2
London Gazette
17 August 1923
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - Sept. 3, 1923
Trustee's Name, Address and Description - Moore, Sir Harold John de Courcy, 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, E.C. 2
London Gazette
9 November 1923
APPLICATIONS FOR DISCHARGE
KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership with Maurice Desmond and George Cohen, as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Day Fixed for Hearing - Nov. 28, 1923, 11 a.m.
Place - Bankruptcy Buildings, Carey-street, London, W.C. 2
London Gazette
23 November 1923
NOTICES OF INTENDED DIVIDENDS
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Last Day for Receiving Proofs - Dec. 8, 1923
Trustee's Name, Address and Description - Moore, Sir Harold John de Courcy, 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, E.C. 2
London Gazette
25 December 1923
ORDERS MADE ON APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE
KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership with Maurice Desmond and George Cohen, as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Day of Order - Nov. 28, 1923
Nature of Order Made - Bankrupt, Max Kosminski's discharge suspended for three years, and that he be discharged as from Nov. 28, 1926
Grounds named on Order for refusing an absolute Order of Discharge - Proof of Facts mentioned in Section 26, sub-section 3 (A.,B.,C., and F.) Bankruptcy Act, 1914, and had been guilty of misconduct.
London Gazette
5 August 1924
NOTICES OF DIVIDENDS
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Amount per £ - 10d
First or Final, or otherwise - First and Final.
When Payable - Aug. 25, 1924
Where Payable - Moore, Stephens and Co., 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, London, E.C. 2, Chartered Accountants
London Gazette
23 September 1924
In the High Court of Justice - In Bankruptcy
No. 144 of 1923
Re MAURICE DESMOND, of 132, Alexandra-road, St. Johns Wood, GEORGE COHEN, of 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and MAX KOSMINSKI, of 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, all in the county of London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, in the city of London. Manufacturing Furriers.
(Under Receiving Order dated the 23rd day of January, 1923)
Ex Parte the Trustee
Notice is hereby given, that there being in the hands of the trustee in the above bankruptcy a surplus estimates at £27 10s arising from the seperate estate of Maurice Desmond, one of the bankrupts, and there being no seperate creditors of such bankrupt, it is the intention of such trustee, at the expiration of fourteen days from the appearance of this notice in the Gazette, to transfer such surplus to the credit of the joint estate in the said bankruptcy.
H.J. de C. MOORE, Trustee
London Gazette
26 June 1925
NOTICE OF RELEASE OF TRUSTEES
DESMOND, Maurice, 143, Alexandra-road, St. John's Wood, COHEN, George, 33, Dartmouth-road, Brondesbury, and KOSMINSKI, Max, 38, Addison-avenue, Holland Park, London, carrying on business in co-partnership as M. DESMOND & CO., at 104, Aldersgate-street, city of London, WHOLESALE MANUFACTURING FURRIERS
Court - HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE
No. of Matter - 144 of 1923
Trustee's Name, Address and Description - Moore, Sir Harold John de Courcy, 2, Gresham-buildings, Basinghall-street, E.C. 2, Chartered Accountant
Date of Release - May 29, 1925
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ABRAHAM
London Gazette
8 May 1936
Re ABRAHAM KOZMINSKY Esquire, Deseased
Pursuant to the Trustee Act, 1925
All persons having any claims against the estate of Abraham Kozminsky, late of "Calmere," 6, Huntingtower Road, Malvern, Victoria, Australia, Gentleman, who died at Malvern aforesaid, on the 11th day of December, 1934, and to whose estate letters of administration, with Will annexed, were granted by the Principal Probate Registry on the 20th day of February, 1936, to William John Collyer and Henry Robert Hart, both of 23, Surrey Street, Strand, W.C.2, must, on or before the 11th day of July, 1936, send particulars thereof, in writing, to the undersigned, Solicitors for the administrators, after which date the said administrators will proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased, having regard only to the claims of which they shall then have had notice. - Dated this 5th day of May, 1936.
Burton Yeates and Hart, 23, Surrey Street, Strand, London, W.C.2, Solicitors for the Adminstrators of Abraham Kozminsky, deceased.
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CHARLES KOSMINSKI
London Gazette
29 September 1925
In the Matter of the Estate of CHARLES KOSMINSKI, Deceased
Pursuant to an Order of the Chancery Division of the High Court of Justice, dated the 13th day of July, 1925, and made in an action in the Matter of the estate of Charles Kosminski, deceased. Morgans (Silks) Limited against Susannah Mande Kosminski (Widow), 1925, K. No. 525, the creditors of Charles Kosminski, deceased, late of 151, High-street, Notting Hill, in the county of London, who died on the 10th day of March, 1925, are, on or before the 5th day of November, 1925, to send by post, prepaid, to Mr R.A. Kendrick, of 6, Broad-street-avenue, London, E.C. 2 their full Christian and surnames, addresses and descriptions, and full particulars of their claims, a statement of their accounts, and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, or in default thereof they will be excluded from the benefit of the said Order, unless the Court or Judge on application otherwise orders. Every claimant holding any security to produce the same before Master Hulbert, at the Chambers of the Judge Room No. 178, Royal Courts of Justice, Strand, London, W.C. 2, on Tuesday, the 10th day of November, 1925, at the hour of 12.30 in the afternoon, being the time appointed for adjudicating upon the claims. A claimant not residing in England or Wales must send with particulars of his claim the name and address of a person in England or Wales to whom notices to the claimant can be sent. - Dated this 25th day of September, 1925
T.J. Robinson and Son, 37, Lincoln's Inn-fields, London, W.C. 2. Solicitors for the Plaintiffs, Morgans (Silks) Limited.
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JOSEPH AND SAMUEL
London Gazette
5 January 1926
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalization have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of December, 1925.
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Kosminsky, Joseph (known as Joseph Kosmin); Russia; Blouse Merchant; 219, Amhurst Road, Hackney, London. 4 December 1925
London Gazette
5 January 1926
THE NATURALIZATION ACT, 1870
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalization have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of June, 1930.
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Kosminsky, Samual; Russia; Student; 113, St. George's Square, Westminster, London. 4 June, 1930
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MAX KEHRT ZURÜCK
London Gazette
4 May 1926
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 242 (3) of 8 Edw. 7, ch. 69 [Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908], that, at the expiration of three months from the date hereof, the names of the undermentioned Companies will, unless cause is shown to the contrary, be struck off the Register, and the Companies will be dissolved:-
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Max Kosminski & Company Limited
London Gazette
7 September 1926
JOINT STOCK COMPANIES
Notice is hereby given, pursuant to Section 242 (3) of 8 Edw. 7, ch. 69 [Companies (Consolidation) Act, 1908], that the names of the undermentioned Companies will have been this day struck off the Register, and such Companies are dissolved:-
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Max Kosminski & Company Limited
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WOLF
London Gazette
16 October 1931
I, WALLACE CASH, of 58, Great Prescott Street, London, E.1, Accountants' Articled Clerk, a natural born British Subject, heretofore called and known by the name of Wolf Kozminsky, hereby give notice that I have renounced and abandoned the name of Wolf Kozminsky, and that I have assumed and intend henceforth on all occasions whatsoever and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the name of Wallace Cash, in lieu of and in substitution for my former name of Wolf Kozminsky. And I also hereby give notice that such change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a deed poll under my hand and seal dated the eleventh day of September, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one, duly executed and attested, and that such deed poll was enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 1st day of October, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-one. - Dated this 12th day of October, 1931.
Wallace Cash, formerly Wolf Kozminsky
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RACHEL
London Gazette
11 September 1934
I, Rachel King, of 69, Poynders Road, Clapham Park, in the county of London, Widow, a British subject, heretoforth called and known by the name of Rachel Kosminski, hereby give public notice that on the twenty-third day of August, 1934, I formally and absolutely renounced, relinquished and abandoned the use of my said surname of Kosminski and then assumed and adopted and determined thenceforth on all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe the name of Rachel King instead of the said name of Rachel Kosminski, and I give further notice that by a deed poll dated the twenty-third day of August, 1934, duly executed and attested, and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme court on the fifth day of September, 1934, I formally and absolutely renounced and abandoned the said surname of Kosminski and declared that I had assumed and adopted and intended thenceforth upon all occasions whatsoever to use and subscribe the name of Rachel King instead of Rachel Kosminski and so as to be at all times thereafter called, known and described by the name of Rachel King exclusively. - Dated the 6th day of September, 1934
RACHEL KING
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FRANCIS UND KENNETH
London Gazette
18 August 1936
Notice is hereby given by deed dated 21st December, 1935, and enrolled in the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 14th August, 1936, FRANCIS COTON, of 7A, Abbey Road, London, N.W.S., and KENNETH WILLIAM COTON, of 75, Warrington Crescent, London, W.9, abandoned the names of Isidore or Israel Kozminsky and Kenneth William Kozminsky respectively, and adopted the names of Francis Coton and Kenneth William Coton respectively.
Francis Coton
Kenneth Coton
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MICHAEL
Notice is hereby given that MICHAEL KAYE of 42, Cotesbach Road, Clapton in the county of London Company Director heretofore called and known by the name of Michael Kozminsky on the 18th day of January 1938 renounced and abandoned the use of his said surname of Kozminsky and assumed in lieu thereof the surname of Kaye. And further that such change of surname is evidenced by a deed dated the 18th day of January 1938 duly executed and attested and enrolled in the Enrolment Department of the Central Office of the Royal Courts of Justice on the 21st day of January 1938. - Dated this 24th day of January 1938.
Maltz Mitchell and Co., Gwydir Chambers, 104, High Holborn, W.C.1, Solicitors for the said Michael Kaye
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BARNET
London Gazette
19 May 1942
Notice is hereby given that I the undersigned BARNET KOSMINSKI a British subject residing at 107 Kyverdale Road Stamford Hill in the county of London intend after the expiration of twenty-one days from the publication of this notice to assume the name of Barnet Rose. - Dated 14th day of May
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DIE OXFORD-KOSMINSKYS
London Gazette
16 July 1943
Notice is hereby given that SAMUEL KOSMINSKY of 24, Brookfield Crescent, Headington, Oxford, a naturalised British subject, intends, after the expiration of twenty-one days from the publication of this notice, to assume the surname of Kaye in lieu of and in substitution for his present surname of Kosminsky. - Dated the 14th day of July, 1943.
B.A. Perkoff and Co., Bank Chambers, 1, Commercial Street, London, E.1, Solicitors
London Gazette
14 September 1943
Notice is hereby given that BELLA KOSMINSKY of 24, Brookfield Crescent, Headington, Oxford, a natural born British subject, intends, after the expiration of twenty-one days from the publication of this notice, to assume the surname of Kaye in lieu of and in substitution for her present surname of Kosminsky. - Dated the 8th day of September, 1943.
B.A. Perkoff and Co., Bank Chambers, 1, Commercial Street, London, E.1, Solicitors
London Gazette
16 March 1945
Notice is hereby given that NATHAN KOSMINSKY of 24 Randall Avenue, Neasden, Middlesex, Tailor, British subject by birth intends after the expiration of twenty-one days from the date of publication of this notice to assume by deed poll the name of Nathan Kaye in lieu of his present name of Nathan Kosminsky. - Dated 14th March 1945.
Harry Baker, 230, Great Portland Street, London, Solicitor
London Gazette
15 November 1957
NATURALISATION
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiance have been registered in the Home Office during the month of October, 1957.
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Kosminsky, Maurice (known as Maurice Kaye, or Cash); Russian; Manager (Dress Factory); 34, Oxford Avenue, St. Avenue, Hertfordshire. 18 September, 1957
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London Gazette
31 January 1947
Notice is hereby given that DAVIS KING otherwise known as DAVID KING, of 54 Kenneth Crescent Willesden in the county of Middlesex a natural born British subject has assumed and intends henceforth upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the surname of King in lieu of and in substitution for his former surname of Kosminsky and the surname of Kosminsky under which his birth was registered and that such intended change of name is formally declared and evidences by a deed under his hand and seal dated the 23rd day of January 1947 duly executed and attested and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 27th day of January 1947.
Aukin Courts and Co., 116, Fenchurch Street, E.C.3, Solicitors for the said Davis King
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WEITERE EINBÜRGERUNG UND UMBENNENUNGEN
London Gazette
18 March 1947
NATURALISATION
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiace have been registered in the Home Office during the month of March, 1947.
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Kosminsky, Michael (Known as Michael Casg); Russia; Company Director; Flat 16, Maitland Court, Lancaster Terrace, London, W.2. 4 February, 1947
London Gazette
4 April 1947
I, MICHAEL CASH of 16, Maitland Court, Lancaster Terrace, London, W.2, Company Director a naturalised British subject, heretoforth called and known by the name of Michael Kosminsky hereby give notice that I have renounced and abandoned the name of Michael Kosminsky and that I have assumed and intend henceforth on all occasions whatsoever and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the name of Michael Cash in lieu of and in substitution for my former name of Michael Kosminsky; and I also hereby give notice that such change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a deed poll under my hand and seal dated the 3rd day of March 1947 duly executed and attested, and that such deed poll was enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 1st day of April 1947. - Dated this first day of April 1947.
Michael Cash, formerly Michael Kosminsky.
London Gazette
23 August 1949
NATURALISATION
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiace have been registered in the Home Office during the month of August, 1949
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Kozminski, Szlama; Of no nationality; Barber; 40, Christchurch Avenue, Brondesbury, London, N.W.6. 4 July, 1949
London Gazette
8 December 1953
NATURALISATION
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiace have been registered in the Home Office during the month of November, 1953
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Kosminski, Alojzy; Poland; Waiter; Argyll Hotel, Dunoon, Argyllshire. 9 October, 1953
London Gazette
12 July 1955
Notice is hereby given that LEWIS MARKS of 127, Deptford High Street, S.E.8, a citizen of the United Kingdom and Colonies by birth, lately called Lewis Kosminsky has assumed and intends henceforth upon all occasions and at all times to sign and use and to be called and known by the name of Lewis Marks in lieu of and in substitution for his former name of Lewis Kosminsky and that such change of name is formally declared and evidenced by a Deed under his hand and seal dated the 5th day of July, 1955, duly executed and attested and enrolled in the Central Office of the Supreme Court of Judicature on the 8th day of July 1955.
D.J. Freeman and Sheridan, 9, Cavendish Square, W.1, Solicitors for the said Lewis Marks
London Gazette
16 December 1958
NATURALISATION
List of Aliens to whom Certificates of Naturalisation have been granted by the Secretary of State, and whose Oaths of Allegiace have been registered in the Home Office during the month of November, 1958
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Kozminska, Maria Antonia; Poland; Housewife; 1 Campbell Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, Hampshire. 2nd October 1958.
Kozminski, Jan; Poland; Night Porter; 1 Campbell Road, Boscombe, Bournemouth, Hampshire. 2nd October 1958
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Das ist jetzt doch etwas umfangreicher geworden als ursprünglich geplant. Vielleicht kann aber dennoch der ein oder andere ein paar für ihr wichtige Informationen daraus gewinnen.
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Hallo Leute!
Hier sind ein paar Gedanken und Informationen, die ich gerne mit euch teilen möchte.
Ich bin im Austausch mit Eileen Luscombe aus Australien. In ihrer Familie gab es einen Woolf Kaminski (y) bzw. Kosminsky. Dieser Woolf wanderte 1898 von London nach Australien aus. Seine Adresse im Jahre 1891 war die 63 Whitechapel High Street. Wir erinnern uns an Detektiv Sagar (1905), der behauptete, dass sein Verdächtiger eventuell nach Australien zog. In der Adresse von 1891, 63 Whitechapel High Street, lebten einige Leute. Das Haus gehörte einem Isaac Davis. Jener Isaac Davis war der Schwager von Henry Nathan, einem Butcher aus der Butchers Row in der Aldgate High Street. Auf einer privaten Internetseite behaupten diese Davis, dass unter dieser Adresse, ab 1881 vorwiegend Verwandte wohnten. Diese Adresse wurde von den Davis aber auch selber genutzt, auch geschäftlich. Die Mutter von Isaac Davis starb dort 1880. Jener Isaac Davis führte die Zeremonie an, die 1892 anlässlich des Abschieds von Inspektor Abberline im Three Nuns Hotel, gegenüber der Butchers Row, veranstaltet wurde. All diese Butcher waren irgendwie miteinander verbunden. Im Post Office Directory von 1888 konnte ich auch erkennen, dass die eigentliche, bekannte Butchers Row, noch etwas verlängert verlief, nur getrennt durch eine Kreuzung. Da gab es noch vier weitere Geschäfte und gegenüber diesen noch ein weiteres. Diese 5 Geschäfte befanden sich, durch die Kreuzung aber bereits auf der Whitechapel High Street und nicht mehr auf der Aldgate High Street, wo die Butchers Row gelegen war. Auf der weiteren Whitechapel High Street gab es ebenfalls noch weitere Geschäfte dieser Art und im Laufe der Zeit sieht man auch Verbindungen zu den Butchern in der Butchers Row. Die Adresse der Davis Familie zur Zeit der Morde in der 63 Whitechapel High Street befand sich nahe Spectacle Alley, einem Durchgang zur Church Lane. Hier wurde ein Mann in der Nacht des Double Events gesehen, der sich offenbar die Hände säuberte. Bis jetzt wissen wir nicht, ob die Familie von Eileen Luscombe/ Woolf Kosminsky tatsächlich mit den Davis verwandt war. Woolf Kaminski/Kosminsky nannten sich 1891 unter der 63 Whitechapel High Street Costavinki. Der Vater von Woolf war auf jeden Fall ein Kosminsky. Ist dem jedoch so, dann war dieser Kosminsky verwandt mit Henry Nathan, einem Butcher aus der Butchers Row.
Wir alle kennen die Geschichte von Zena Shine, die behauptete, ein Aaron aus ihrer Familie war ein Verdächtiger im Ripper Fall. Sie war jedoch mit dem Butcher Lewis Kosminsky verwandt. Im Falle von Zena Shine und im Falle von Eileen Luscombe ist keine Verwandschaft mit dem uns bekannten Aaron Kozminski zu erkennen.
In allen drei Familien scheint es das Gerücht zu geben, das ein früherer Verwandte mit den Ripper Morden im Zusammenhang gebracht werden kann.
Aber das ist nicht alles. Ich erinnerte mich dieser Tage an einen Artikel von Scott Nelson (Butchers Row Suspect/ David Cohen). Er beschrieb dort einen Wolf Kosminski, der ziemlich übel drauf. Es gab private Informationen über ihn in der Neuzeit. Ich hatte den Bericht ewig nicht wiedergefunden. Aber dann fand ich ihn.
Scott (2007):
I’m still looking for “Wolf Kosminski” in the 1891 census, and a descendent (see below) is positive that a family member was the suspect.
I'm interested in your [Kosminski] contact. What kind of things does he say? Does he speak of having schizophrenia in his family? Can he provide any documents from the lives of these people? Yes I think he can. It’s quite fascinating reading. I heard from him again a couple of weeks ago, but I don’t want to press him too much. One part that struck me was that he said that Wolf was a “mean and cruel” man who ill-used his grandson (the father-in-law of my contact’s wife) at the age of 16.
Ich fragte nun Scott dieser Tage, wen er da eigentlich meinte. Seine Antwort:
Several years ago I was contacted by a London gentleman whose wife was descended from the Wolf Kosminski listed at Batty Gardens in the 1901 census (sorry I don't have the folio info at this point, but you've probably seen the entry already). There was a family history that one of the relatives was a Ripper suspect.
I don't think this Wolf or any of his relatives was the suspect in question, but the contact thought he may have eventually immigrated to Australia. He didn't mention Butchers Row.
Ich antwortete:
Ah, this Woolf Kosminski.
I had taken notes:
Wo(o)lf Kosminski (Wife Leah) 26 Batty´s Gardens in 1901
Wolf Kosusorumie 9 Batty´s Gardens in 1891
“Lobonoffski“ 23 Batty´s Gardens 1887
"Lobonoffski" it reminded me of Lubnowski and "Kosusorumie" of Aaron Kozminski´s name “Kosorimski“ in Colney Hatch.
Daraufhin schrieb Chris Philips:
Yes. That comes from the records of the London Hospital:
[April 28] 555 [without tickets] [No] 7 Marie Lobonoffski 23 Battys Gardens Back Ch: Lane, WC. [Aged] 1 [Ward: Rachel] deleted in red and Buxton written in red above
Bronchitis [?Sutton] [Date of discharge: May] 27 87 [Days in hospital:] 29
[1887 Physicians' Female Admission Register]
This may be a daughter of Morris Lubnowski's brother Israel. Estimates of her date of birth vary, but she would be roughly the right age. Elsewhere she was called Mattie, Tilly or Matilda.
Dieser Wolf Kosminski könnte also bereits 1888 in Batty Gardens gelebt haben. Es ist interessant, dass wir drei Woolf Kosminski haben. Den Woolf Kaminski/Kosminsky von Eileen, den Wolf Kosminski von Scott und den Bruder von Aaron, Woolf Abrahams (Kozminski). Jeder von ihnen wird nicht als Verdächtiger angesehen, jedoch nahe Verwandte. Es kommt noch hinzu, dass der Kosminski von Scott in Batty Gardens lebte, das war quasi hinter dem Dutfields Yard in der Berner Street, dem Tatort im Falle Liz Stride. Eine weitere Adresse wäre die Providence Street an der Berner Street. Hier lebte Aaron Kozminski´s Bruder 1888, eine Minute Fußweg vom Stride- Tatort entfernt. Gab es zwei Kosminski Familien nahe dem Stride Tatort und dachten beide Familien, dass jemand aus ihren Reihen zu den Verdächtigen der Polizei gehörte?
Bei all meinen Recherchen fiel mir auf, dass unter den ganzen Cohen und Abrahams usw. eine ganze Menge versteckter Kosminskis liegen könnten, vielleicht auch Lubnowskis. Kosminski und Kaminski waren und sind keine ungewöhnlichen Namen im östlichen Bereich Europas. Ist dem so, befanden sie sich auch alle sehr dicht auf kleinsten Raum zusammen. Die Frage, welche ich mir gerade stelle ist:
Hatte die Polizei mehr als einen Kosminski unter ihren Verdächtigen?
Da sind vier Kosminski Familien, Zena, Eileen, dem Kontakt von Scott und eben der von Aaron Kozminski, wo man dafür eine kleine Bestätigung bekommen könnte.
Erinnern wir uns aber an dem Vorfall in einem Bordell im November/ Dezember 1888. Dort fielen zwei Personen auf, N. Cohen und Aaron Davis Cohen. Zu Aaron Davis Cohen (später David Cohen) fiel mir auf, dass diese Davis Familie aus der Whitechapel High Street eben jenen Namen hatte: Davis. Auf der privaten Seite dieser Familie, ist man sich nicht sicher, ob man mit bestimmten Cohens verwandt gewesen war. Aber dieses Aaron Davis Cohen, könnte auf diese Familie hindeuten, auf einen Aaron, der vielleicht ein Kosminski war. Bei N. Cohen muss ich zwangsläufig an Nathan Kaminsky denken, Martin Fido war der Meinung, dass sich es bei dieser Person um David Cohen gehandelt haben könnte. Er war auch der Meinung, dass die Polizei beide Männer, Nathan Kaminsky und Aaron Kozminski, aufgrund der Ähnlichkeit im Zunamen, verwechselt haben könnte.
Ich möchte noch weiter gehen und die Frage aufwerfen ob nicht tatsächlich zwei Männer mit dem Namen Kosminski in den Akten der Polizei auftauchten und diese sich sogar kannten. N (Nathan) Cohen und Aaron Davis Cohen. Also Nathan Kosminsky und Aaron Kozminski. Vielleicht waren sie weitläufig miteinander verwandt oder durch bestimmte Umständen miteinander verbunden. Auf diesem kleinen Raum, möchte ich das nicht ausschließen.
Wir wissen, dass Emma Smith von einer Gang junger Männer attackiert wurde. Beide, Nathan Kaminsky und Aaron Kozminski waren junge Männer von 23 Jahren. Vielleicht handelt es sich bei beiden auch um die beiden Personen aus dem Bordell, N. Cohen und Aaron Davis Cohen. Und so ist es möglich, dass einer von beiden Jack the Ripper war. Erinnern wir uns, der Wolf Kosminsky von Eileen Luscombe nannte sich zwischendurch Kaminsky obwohl sein Vater Abram Kozminski hieß. Bei Befragungen durch die Polizei hätten beide sagen können: Ich heiße Kosminski! Aaron, so scheint es, bestand ja auch auf Kozminski und nicht auf dem neuen Namen seiner Brüder, Abrahams.
Solch eine Konstellation könnte auch erklären, warum Macnaghten und Swanson nur “Kosminski“ schrieben, ohne Vornamen. Sie wussten nach Jahren gar nicht mehr welcher, Nathan oder Aaron?
War dem so, dass ein Nathan Kosminsky und ein Aaron Kozminski auf den Zetteln der Polizei stand, dann könnte noch folgendes passiert sein:
Sollte die Seaside Home Identifikation in der zweiten Hälfte von 1890 stattgefunden haben, dann kann nur einer von beiden als Ripper identifiziert worden sein, nämlich Aaron Kozminski. Nathan Kaminsky/David Cohen war da bereits tot. Wenn nicht alle Beamten davon erfahren haben, dann könnte ein Teil (Anderson/ Swanson) von dieser Identifikation von Aaron Kozminski als Ripper gewusst haben und ein anderer Teil (Sagar) eben nicht. Für Sagar und Co blieb dann eben Nathan Kosminski der Ripper, der Mann aus der Butchers Row. Wen Detektiv Cox nun meinte bleibt offen. Aber ich habe mich in den letzten Wochen mit weiteren Verdächtigen befasst, die ab September 1889 erwähnt wurden. Vielleicht war der Mann von Cox noch jemand ganz anderes aber ich tippe immer noch auf Aaron Kozminski.
In dieser Variante mit zwei Kosminski, liegt vielleicht auch die Möglichkeit, warum Swanson dachte, dass der identifizierte Kosminski kurz nach seiner Einweisung in Colney Hatch starb. Er schrieb das frühestens 22 Jahre nach den Morden und es kann gut sein, dass er uns eigentlich über Aaron Kozminski erzählte (wie eben Anderson) aber ihn am Ende mit Nathan Kosminsky verwechselte. Dazu gleich noch eine private Anekdote.
Macnaghten war sich 1894 ja auch nicht sicher, war dieser Kosminski nun noch in einer Anstalt oder nicht? War er nun Tanner oder Cobbler, der früher in einem Krankenhaus in Polen arbeitete? Tanner fanden oft Anstellungen bei Butchers und war das dann Nathan Kosminsky, der Mann von Sagar aus der Butchers Row? Und war der Cobbler dann Aaron Kozminski? Sagar sprach über eine private Anstalt. Wir wissen aber, dass David Cohen, falls Nathan Kaminsky, nur in Colney Hatch war, einer öffentlichen Anstalt. Passierte hier das genauso wie bei Swanson? Die Aussagen von Sagar stammen von 1905, also 17 Jahre nach den Morden. Wusste er, dass der andere Kosminski (Aaron) zunächst privat weggesperrt wurde und mischte das nach all den Jahren unter seinen Kosminski (Nathan)?
Wir bleiben alle dran. In letzter Zeit bekam ich noch etwas Hilfe durch Debra Arif und Chris Phillips, weil ich nicht so gut voran kam und nicht über alle Quellen verfüge. Obwohl ich viele Stunden am Tag damit verbringe, kann ich keine großartigen Entdeckungen präsentieren. Jedoch erfahre und lerne ich jeden Tag ordentlich dazu. Ich bin immer noch überzeugt bei Aaron Kozminski auf dem richtigen Weg zu sein, dass tut dieser möglichen Konstellation überhaupt keinen Abbruch. Ich halte das durchaus für möglich, dass hier zwei Verdächtige Kosminski ins Visier genommen wurden und es Familien gibt, die es für möglich halten, dass Angehörige verdächtigt wurden, Jack the Ripper zu sein. Aufgrund all dessen, was ich erfahren habe, ist das nicht auszuschließen und es könnte manches gut erklären.
Es wurde ja auch hier im Forum, nicht nur durch mich, von Mitgliedern, die Möglichkeit durchdacht, dass sich der Ripper aus einer Gruppe heraus entwickelt haben könnte. Eine Gruppe, die zunächst Emma Smith attackierte und vielleicht trafen sich zwei aus dieser Gruppe dann mal wieder und wurden erwischt als es in einem Bordell Zoff gab (N. Cohen & A. Cohen). In diesem Moment, könnten dann diese zwei Männer als mögliche Ripper in Betracht gezogen worden sein und wurden observiert und die Beamten teilten sich dann zu dem jeweiligen Favoriten und einige, der Seaside Home Geschichte nicht gewahr, blieben Zeit ihres Lebens am falschen Verdächtigen hängen. Erinnern wir uns auch an den Shop in der Leman Street, von Cox erwähnt. Die soll ein Treffpunkt Krimineller gewesen sein. Also sein Verdächtiger, könnte zu einer Gruppen von Unholden gehört haben. Oder nehmen wir noch die Geschichte der Leather Aprons. Einer wird ruhig und leise, kaum wahrnehmbar vernommen, der andere als auffällig gewalttätig. Das würde zu Aaron Kozminski als auch zu David Cohen passen, letzterer war sehr gewalttätig. Und seine Adresse lag in der Leman Street… falls da kein Irrtum vorliegt…
Verwechslungen, hier meine private Erfahrung:
Ich war als Kind und jugendlicher sehr am englischen Fußball interessiert. In der DDR musste man sich viel anlesen, persönlich gesehen hat man nicht alles. Ich erzählte meinen Freunden immer von Phil Parkes, einem Torhüter aus England, prahlte mit seinen Heldentaten, wo er überall spielte, alle waren begeistert. Erst später bekam ich mit, dass ich von drei verschiedenen Torhütern sprach:
Phil Parkes (Wolverhampton) geboren 1947
Phil Parkes (Queens Park & West Ham) geboren 1950
Tony Parks (Tottenham, Queens Park, West Ham) geboren 1963
Beim letzten dachte ich halt “Spitzname Tony“ und ein “e“ vergessen, sind ja die gleichen Klubs. Also spielte “mein Parkes“ für die großen Londoner Vereine Tottenham, West Ham und Queens Park mit einer Zeit in Wolverhampton. Er war der Meister aller Klassen. Wer wollte es mir, bei der Informationslage und der Statistik, verübeln?
Und was würden Beamte nach einiger Zeit erzählen, auch untereinander, wenn da zwei Verdächtige mit gleichen Namen waren und nicht jeder die gleichen Infos (z.B. Seaside Home) hatte? Sie würden beide hier und da miteinander verwechseln.
Lestrade.
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Verschiebe meinen Beitrag, falscher Thread. Entschuldigung.
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Hallo Lady15!
Willkommen im Forum.
Nathan Kaminsky (David Cohen?) wurde zwischen März und Mai 1888 im Krankenhaus wegen Syphilis behandelt. Somit kommt er nicht in Frage, zu der Gruppe gehört zu haben, welche Emma Smith attackierte. Jedoch kann man vermuten, dass er davor und auch danach Mitglied dieser Gang war.
Es wurde im Falle von Catherine Eddowes auch oft vermutet, dass die Gesichtsverletzungen durch Abwehren entstanden sein könnten. Das heißt, er versuchte mehrmals ihren Hals zu erreichen, traf aber dabei ihr Gesicht. Gesichtsverstümmelungen (wie bei Kelly) können auch als Entpersonalisieren bezeichnet werden. Da er im Falle von Nichols, Chapman, Stride und Eddowes nicht so viel Zeit am Tatort verbringen konnte, gab es bei diesen Opfern weniger Grund auf diese Weise zu handeln. Bei Kelly sah das anders aus. Hier war er länger am Tatort und hatte eher einen Grund, dieses Entpersonalisieren anzuwenden. Ich glaube, es war Profilerin Laura Richards, die die Attacke an Eddowes nachstellte und zum Schluß kam, dass ihre Gesichtsverletzungen aus Abwehrhandlungen entstanden sein könnten. Darüber kann man eben aber auch spekulieren.
Beste Grüße,
Lestrade.
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Hallo Lestrade,
genau.
Es würde wiederum auch erklären, weshalb die anderen Opfer nicht diese Verletzungen tragen. Ich denke ebenso, dass er bei den anderen nie die Zeit gefunden hat, zu einem für ihn befriedigenden Ende zu gelangen. Das gelang, für ihn mit Glück, erst bei M.J.Kelly. Wer hätte auch ahnen können, dass er in ihr Zimmer gelangen kann?
Diese Möglichkeit hatte sich vorher nicht wirklich eröffnet. Wobei sich da auch fragen lässt, warum dies gerade bei Kelly geschah?
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Ja, dies war, gut möglich, nur "pures Glück"! Sie trafen sich vielleicht unweit des Miller´s Court, sie lebte gerade getrennt von Barnett und da lag es nahe, um diese Uhrzeit, ihre leere Räumlichkeit zu nutzen.
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Wobei sie das auch nicht hätte müssen. Spricht ja nur für sein Auftreten. Ich denke, einen wirklich unheimlichen und merkwürdig wirkenden Mann hätte sie nicht zu sich nachhause gelassen. Da hätte sie sich andere Möglichkeiten suchen können.
Das geht natürlich sehr weit in die Psyche des Opfers ein, darüber kann man nicht urteilen oder es voraussagen.
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Wir wissen ja nicht, wie ihr Mörder wirkte! Sie wurde vorher ja auch mit Blotchy Man gesehen, mit dem Sie in ihre Wohnung verschwand. Der sah vielleicht sogar noch unheimlicher aus... es wurde ja auch berichtet, dass sie oft mit Seemännern abzog... dazu Alkohol, die Kälte der Nacht etc. ... ich glaube nicht, dass der Ripper abstoßend aussah, sicherlich keine Schönheit und sicherlich auch nicht gut gepflegt aber in einer der schlimmsten Straßen Londons, legte man vielleicht auch andere Maßstäbe an...
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Aber auch verzweifelte Menschen haben einen Selbsterhaltungstrieb. Er wird sicherlich nicht edel gewirkt haben, aber auch nicht unbedingt gefährlich. Klar, sie umgab sich mit einer Klientel, die sicherlich ihre Eigenschaften hatte, in dem Bereich lebte sie.
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Gut gesagt...
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Das ist jetzt wie gemeint? :flag_of_truce:
Sorry, aber mit geschrieben Aussagen ist es immer schwer, sie zu deuten.
Jedenfalls hat der Täter natürlich "Glück" gehabt, aber auch die Gegebenheiten des Viertels gut genutzt.
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Das ich mit dir übereinstimme...
Die Dorset Street, Brushfield Street, östlich davon die Flower and Dean Street, Thrawl Street, George Street usw. das war für einen Mörder dieser Art ein hervorragendes Jagdgebiet... dort galten andere Gesetze...
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Gut =)
Andere Gesetze und viele Abtauchmöglichkeiten. Zumindest wenn man sich gut auskannte und ich denke, dass er eine sehr gute Ortskenntnisse hatte. Anders ist das wohl nicht zu bewerktstelligen. Und eine Portion Dreistigkeit und Selbstsicherheit war natürlich auch dabei.
Wobei er da nicht unbedingt einen "Wettkampf" mit den Polizisten führte. Das war wohl eher weniger sein Ziel.
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Ich denke, da er offensichtlich nirgends mit den Opfern hingehen konnte (anders als der Torso-Mörder), war er sich sicherlich der Streifenpolizei voll bewusst und kannte ihre Bewegungen und Verhalten außergewöhnlich gut. Wo er konnte, ging er ihn aus dem Wege aber vom Sehen her, werden ihn viele dieser Polizisten gekannt haben. Der Mörder kannte sicherlich jede Ecke auswendig, ein klarer Vorteil für ihn. Man muss davon ausgehen, dass er schon lange jede Nacht unterwegs war, angetrieben durch seine Motivation. Er war sicherlich ein Nachtmensch. Viele Versuche Frauen in die Falle zu locken schlugen sicherlich fehl, auch in den Mordnächten, bevor ihm eine Frau zu Opfer fiel. Gutes Beispiel ähnlicher Art wäre ja die Nacht des Double Events. Ein Wettkampf mit der Polizei war sein Verhalten sicherlich weniger, der lebte in seiner eigenen Welt und das war ihm so gut wie egal. Kleinere Überlegungen anderer Art darf man natürlich nicht ausschließen.
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Ausschließen sollte man sowieso gar nichts ;)
Ja, beim Double Event wurde er beim ersten Mal wahr. gestört und musste noch einmal ein Opfer suchen um sein "Ziel" noch zu erreichen: Die Verstümmelung des Unterleibs etc.
Vermutlich wurde auch der Tatort beim zweiten Mord bewusst und gut gewählt. Schnell und gut zu Fuß zu erreichen und für die Tat an sich auch gut geeignet, da dunkel.
Wobei hier eine Verbindung zu der jüdischen Bevölkerung gezogen werden könnte........ .
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Ich glaube nicht an eine großartige Planung... 20-30 Prozent vielleicht... das war ein Gelegenheitskiller, der floh aus der Berner Street Richtung Heimat und überlegte es sich noch einmal (und ging dahin, wo sowieso Prostituierte flanierten) bzw. traf zufälligerweise auf dem Rückweg auf Eddowes und dann gingen sie an bekannte und von Prostituierten genutzte Plätze...
So, ein andermal mehr, ich schaue jetzt Fußball.
Dir noch einen schönen Abend,
Lestrade.
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Danke gleichfalls.
100% wird er nicht geplant haben, wer kann das auch?
Ich meine mit Planung auch nicht, dass er sich vorher überlegt hat, dass er jetzt mal in eine bestimmte Straße geht und dann dort eine bestimmte Zeit wartet, weil zu einer bestimmten Uhrzeit nicht viel los ist.
Erstens wird er sich mit dem Gebiet ausgekannt haben, so dass er flexibel aber auch überlegt reagieren und agieren konnte.