"Sir Charles Warren's Resignation"

Title: "Sir Charles Warren's Resignation"
Alternative Title: Resignation of Sir Charles Warren Speculated to be Connected to Whitechapel Murders" (title attributed to Newspapers.com)
Description: An article clipping from "The Essex County Standard", a conservative Tory newspaper, which hints that the resignation of London Metropolitan Police (Scotland Yard) Chief Commissioner Warren in November 1888 could have been related to the unsolved case of Whitechapel murders attributed to Jack the Ripper.
Creator: "The Essex County Standard"
Date: November 17, 1888
Extent: 1 page (cropped to two clippings)
Format: Document
Is Part Of: The November 17, 1888 version of "The Essex County Standard"
Language: English
Provenance: Newspapers.com, sourced from the British Library
Publisher: Newspapers.com
Rights: Copyright of the British Library Board
Rights Holder: British Library Board
Subject: The resignation of London Metropolitan Police Commissioner Warren during the investigation of the Jack the Ripper murders
Temporal Coverage: 1888
Type: Periodical
Relation: "Dear Boss" letter; "Saucy Jacky" postcard; "Anonymous letter to City of London Police about Jack the Ripper"; "From Hell" letter; "Whitechapel, 1888"; "Blind-Man's Buff"