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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1910

Page

2

Trapping of Murderer Brings Man Hunt to End

The capture of Si Phelps ends a large man hunt after a dramatic confrontation. Deputy Pratt prevented a deadly mistake, and Phelps, once cornered, spoke with a Post reporter about his gunfight with Sheriff Haskins. Family farewell and charity from Warden Shea marked a tense, emotional end.

Warden Shea Phelps E. J. Pratt Shea Pratt Post Sheriff Haskins Haskins

Phelps Details Killing Claim At Trial

Emmett Haskins described a confrontation where he says he killed Sheriff Shippee accidentally after planning to scare him. He recounts facing a posse and firing as his shotgun discharged without intent, claiming no malice despite his shot.

Emmett Haskins Tom Shippee Phelps Schuyler Tower Greenfield Tower Sheriff Haskins Phelps

Phelps Captured After High Speed Chase In Woods

Deputies and militia trap Phelps after a tense standoff as he crouches by earth scooping with a jackknife. Shea dives in, pins him, and Pratt handcuffs the suspect. Phelps admits motives tied to Sheriff Haskins and Emmett Haskins, then explains he hoped to frighten allies before surrendering.

Whose Team Is This Photo Fun in the Wholesale District

A Post photographer captures a team in the Wholesale District. The Post offers five dollars in gold to the driver who identifies the team within five days by presenting at the City Editor’s office at 275 Washington Street between noon and 6 pm with proof of identity. An additional team photo will run tomorrow.

Post The Washington Street

Prize Horse and Driver Return After Photo Feature

The horse and team pictured in the Post yesterday morning belonged to P. O'Riodon with Edwin A. Foote as driver. Mr. Foote visited the City Editor’s office yesterday afternoon and collected the $5 gold piece.

P. O’riodon Edwin A. Foote Foote

Man Arrested After Hiding in Woods and Shooting Incident

Phelps recounted hours in the woods since Sunday, claiming his gun fired by accident. Detectives found shells, a pocketknife used in a prior stabbing, and a handwritten letter addressed to Brother Herman written during his hiding. A mob gathered as he was moved toward jail, with threats of lynching and guards ready to fire if needed.

Phelps William Penman Brother Herman George Nate McKay Dennis” Shea Greenfield Elm Hotel

Home remedy promises rapid fat loss and health benefits

The article endorses a Marmola and Cascara Aromatic based home mixture said to remove fat at several pounds weekly without dieting or stomach disturbance. It claims beauty expert Mrs Luella Bigger supports the remedy and advises taking one teaspoon after meals and at night.

Luella Bigger

Plaisted Wins Democratic Nomination in Maine Governor Race

At Augusta State convention Mayor Frederick W. Plaisted of Augusta secured the Democratic nomination for governor by 575 votes to 811 for Obadiah Gardner. Lamont A. Stevens was chosen for State Auditor. The platform called for spending cuts, law enforcement by elected officers, repeal of the Sturgis act, voter resubmission on prohibition, direct election of US Senators, an income tax amendment, a corrupt practices act, and a direct primary law.

Augusta Frederick W. Plaisted Harris M. Plaisted Maine Democrats Greenbackers Plaisted Obadiah Gardner Rockland Lamont A. Stevens Wells United States

Burrill Named to Represent Boston at Roosevelt Reception

Charles II banker L. Burrill is selected by Boston Mayor to represent the city at a Roosevelt reception in New York. The announcement says Burrill will attend the event next Saturday, continuing his prominent civic role.

Charles II Fitzgerald Tn New Roosevelt Chickering Les L. Burrill

Mt Holly Bank Safe Defalcation Sparks Manhunt for Clerk

Mt Holly New Jersey June 15. The Mt Holly National Bank safe opened after two days of work and $18 000 was missing. Cashier F H Lee issued a warrant for assistant cashier Clifford S Heller who hid since Sunday and had access to the bank. Police suspect he timed the release and altered the combination to escape before discovery. Depositors unaffected as bond stands at 13 000 and securities remain intact. Heller's wife remains in Mt Holly unsure of his whereabouts.

New York Mt. Holly N J Lee Heller

Notables Will Grace B C Day Boston College Event

Alumni committee of Boston College plans a garden party at University Iteiate Newton to raise funds for new costlogs extension with Governor A J Pothier Rhode Island as principal speaker and other dignitaries including Governor Draper Archbishop O Connell Mayor Fitzgerald expected to attend. A large reception committee of notable laymen is named headed by James Albert Dorsey with many members listed.

Alumni Association of Boston College University Iteiate Newton A. J. Pothier Rhode Island Pothier Draper Fitzgerald Daniel J. Gallagher O’connell Alumni Association James Albert Dorsey John F. Fitzgerald John H. Burke Charles A. DeCourcy James F. Aylward Thomas J. Ball Francis J. Barnes John Bapst Blake John T. Bottomley John C. Blake John A. Brett Thomas F. Boyle Edward J. Brandon Francis A. Campbell James EB. Cotter William J. Carlin James H. Carney Walter L. Collins John IF. Cronan M. M. Cunniff Henry V. Cunningham Augustine J. Daly Charles V. Casey William H. Davine Arthur W. Dolan William A. Dunn Thomas Dwight Joseph D. Falion William A. Fitzgerald William F. Fitzgerald Thomas B. Fitzpatrick Peter F. Gartland

Peculiar will case heard in Pittsfield probate court

Testimony in a Pittsfield Probate Court hearing reveals Mrs. Mary A. Mason of New York left over 60 000 to institutions and kept her husband Henry H. Mason’s burial eight years after his death. Witnesses describe dolls in her home and a plan to marry a local physician for money, suggesting unsound mind when the will was made. Mrs. Henriques is her sister and Mrs. Trowbridge her niece.

Pittsfield Mary A. Mason New York

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