Police seek warrant for Harry Fuchs in Roslindale shooting
Station 13 officers plan to request a warrant for the arrest of Harry Fuchs after a Tuesday night shooting in Roslindale that wounded Herman Gakes and led to a suicide attempt.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1909
Page
7
Station 13 officers plan to request a warrant for the arrest of Harry Fuchs after a Tuesday night shooting in Roslindale that wounded Herman Gakes and led to a suicide attempt.
Arthur G. Haskins, 22, eloped with Alice Thayer of Quincy and married in Providence. Four hours later he was arrested as a navy deserter and jailed at Charlestown navy yard awaiting court martial. Alice says her mother and a former sweetheart pushed for the arrest.
The first of a series of whist parties to raise funds against consumption will be tonight at the Free Home for Consumptives on 428 Quincy Street Dorchester. Proceeds go to the Young Ladies' Charitable Association. Additional games are planned for each Thursday at 30 dollars.
Orville Wright expresses confidence in achieving 40 miles per hour on a 10 mile cross country test at Fort Myer. He notes flying close to ground could yield 42 or 43 mph, while trees and rough ground hinder accuracy. Wilbur travels to inspect magneto makers. Orville brings repair cloth for a damaged wing. The brothers remain optimistic after a Monday glide where the motor failed.
The Senate discussed income tax and corporate tax provisions in a tariff bill with a direct vote on income tax rejected 28 to 47. Clapp’s amendment removing holding company exemptions passed and is to be retained in conference. The customs court topic drew further opposition and concerns over venues and impartiality.
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