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Most of the morning papers publish a statement that Prince, the murderer of William Terriss, has sent a letter to Sir Henry Irving threatening that when he is released from Broadmoor he will make it his first business to assassinate him, and that Sir Henry, in view of the fact that it has been the practice, in certain cases, to release criminal lunatics, sent the letter to the Home Office.

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Terriss’s Murderer Sends a Letter to Sir Henry Irving, but It Contains No Threat

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    2025年

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  • Paul S. McAlduff,
  • John Edgar Browning

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Most of the morning papers publish a statement that Prince, the murderer of William Terriss, has sent a letter to Sir Henry Irving threatening that when he is released from Broadmoor he will make it his first business to assassinate him, and that Sir Henry, in view of the fact that it has been the practice, in certain cases, to release criminal lunatics, sent the letter to the Home Office.