Preliminary Trial of Maxwell at Auckland in NZ
The report covers Maxwell's arrest in Auckland for the St Louis murder, detailing arrest by Consul Gamble on May 15, court remands, and evidence from Maxwell’s trunk. It notes Maxwell’s claim of mistaken identity and lists items found, including three embroidered handkerchiefs, a bloodstained shirt, and a dressing gown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Telegraph
Marquis of Salisbury
Standard
Salisbury
Commons
Foreign Office
Egypt
Ireland
Mapriv
Mediterranean
Turner
Alicante
Cartagena
Madrid
Castellon
San Francisco
City
Sydney
Australia
Auckland
New Zealand
Walter H. Lennox
Maxwell
Theodore Cecil Dangular
Charles A. Preller
St. Louis
United States
Gamble
United States Secretary of State
Iwo
France
Atat
Messrs
Napier
Barton
Consul Gamble
Robertson
S'wohey
Thiry
Danguier
W. H. Lennox-Maxwell
M. D
Smith
Washtneron
Vilas
Arthur
Senate
Cleveland
Lou Johnson
Washington
Mann
Statistical Bureau of the Agricultural Department
New Orleans
Aberdeen
City of Natchez
Lindell Hotel
United States Arsenal Band
Olive
Commencement exercises and local ranger news recap
The article lists the June 19 commencement program with students such as Ada Hackett and Wm Knox and notes Captain Joe Shely resigning from the Texas Ranger Service after six years. It also details the Mahavey vs McNallon shooting case with statements from Levi Mahavey and a chronology of accusations and counterclaims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. J. Knoxssay
Nannie Wier Kesay
Hannah Morris
Queen
Ada Hackett
Thomas Easay
Lillite Gill
Virginia Newton
Clara Carrico
H. Poor Solo
Lulu McAllister
Lelia Emrie
J. W. Neill
Choias, Kasay
A. Graves
Charles Arnold
Augusta Llaenel
Joe Shely
Austin
State Ranger Service
Ireland
Shely
San Antonio
Texas
Ranger
Guardian genius of his race faces political storm
Cast down but not for age, a leader stands amid discord as Britton speaks and ballots decide. The guardian genius of his race is seen in a pivotal moment, their serene stance amid tumult as currents of public opinion clash, with Galveston noted on June 10 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahavey
Mehavey
Mr. Pratt
John L. Sullivan
Medina County
Old Mehavey
Britton
Galveston
Texas
Mexican Items and Colony Developments Across Regions
A parade of brief notes covers theft at a Morelia jewelry shop, government salary cuts in San Luis Potosi, typhoid concerns in Orango Hidalgo prisons, and a Guerrero jail expansion. It details a busy Chiapas Veracruz colony near Tapachula with Dutch and German settlers, agrarian readiness, mills, and new life, plus scattered local observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onesimo Humbert
Morelia
San Luis Potosi
Obrero
Pachuca
Orango
Hidalgo
Chilpancingo
Guerrero
San Francisco
L'Acana
Huehuetan
Culleo Viejo
Nejapa
Chicharras
Viksass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harry Baum & Co
Commerce Street
Cor. Main Plaza
Soledad St
White Star
Key West
Star
Denna
Sim Hart
Tobacconist
Emerson’s
Courthouse
Emersonry
John Newton
B. Weller
Newton & Yyeller
No. 16 Main Plaza
FW. McAllister & Bro
S. Alamo
San Antonio, Texas
Rosendale
J. H. Marquart
Crescent Cb
SHO
Huanoracront
Soledadst
A. Dollar Store Building
Cohen
Main Plaza
Thomas Goggan
South
Telegraphic News
Spain
Admiral Lacombre
Flore
New York
Bartholdi
Purcavetrma
John Cooper
Decatur Building Association
Pullaprurita
Hendricks
Atlantic City
Yale Colege
William Knox
Anna Graves
Hart Poor
Lillie Gill
Seymour Thomas
Nannie Wier
Levi Mahavey
Joe Mahavey
W. McNallon
McNallon
McNallen
Gladstone
Opera Rae
pUwr
Sd Hodd Iva Coes
Marie Buzard Anisette
Absinthe
Edoard Pernaud
Vermouth Neilly Pratt
Curacoa
Benedictine
Emanuel Abrahams
Southern Hotel
James P. Hickman, JR
Gregory & Gos
China
Jewett
J. W. Bradley
J. N. Groesbeeck
Notary Public
Real Estate Exchange For
Mexico
East Houston Street
Otto Bergstrom
T. H. Gray
Bergstrom & Gray
Alamo Iron Works
Sunset Road
East Commerce Street
Presa
Harrison
Tom Harrrison, JR
Harrison & Harrison
Attorneys At Law
Kampmann Building
Btu
Labatt & CO
Market Street
A. Street Railway Company
E. R. Norton
A. Street Railway Co
WW. J. Dargan
Alamo Street
Postoffice
Paton
Mont
Pitons
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