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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1906
Page
5
Paris report states the Cabinet will seize church property and revenues by December 11 if clergy persist in rebellion, while churches stay open for worship. If clergy refuse, a ministerial declaration will push the National Assembly to extend the 1889 clause stripping French nationality from public office holders serving foreign governments.
Four hens a bed quilt an empty bean pot and a large family Bible featured in Municipal Court. Frank Inman was jailed two months for larceny of Bible and quilt. Mary Mahoney of Roxbury faced trial for petty theft, receiving 30 days. George Morton was cleared on bean pot larceny.
A $100 reward offered by Middleboro selectmen spurs a wide search for Mrs. Wortman of Fallbrook. Volunteers scan pools and streams with no clues found. The hunt extends toward Cape Cod with plans for a larger, organized effort if she remains missing.
Inspector Knox arrested five women yesterday on shoplifting charges at a New York theatre. Suspects include Jennie Barloe 26 and Florence Raymond 2 chorus girls, Georgie Lane 28 of Watertown, Josephine Foley of East Boston, and Annie Tuckley of Salem Street. They face larceny charges in court this morning.
Fire Commissioner Wells and a team of Boston chiefs completed a three hour inspection of the downtown district and Province Court. A detailed attack plan was drawn for the area and will be extended to other halls and theatres as the tour continues.
Oct 26 report identifies Peter Froment a plasterer boarding at 67 Union Street as the man killed by Tyngsboro Constable Orlano W. Cummings who captured him robbing a hen coop. Cummings surrendered to authorities today.
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