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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1905
Page
6
The article argues for sharpening the code of honor but urges that the ethics of manliness be more directly taught to youths who are described as embryo admirals in training. It stresses practical moral formation alongside attitudinal reform.
The Annapolis case ends with Midshipman Branch death attributed to an accident during enforcing the cadet code of honor. Secretary Bonaparte reprimands Meriwether while a hazing incident injures Midshipman Kimbrough, prompting renewed calls for reform of academy practices.
Observers note a child delighted by a volunteer in a Santa costume on Washington Street. The scene contrasts with two women debating Christmas spending, while Salvation Army workers draw attention to charity drives.
After a heated mayoral campaign, Boston eyes a cool down period as factions debate council obstruction and legislative limits. Officials and citizens share a goal to deliver the best city government using the proven material from the recent election. The public calls for harmony and steady governance as the new year begins.
The American Woolen Company voluntarily boosts employee wages by 19 percent, adding to a year end surplus and spreading the benefit across the eastern states. About 80,000 workers gain, with total annual impact nearing $1,000,000. The move signals broader industry wage discussions and a brighter outlook for the new year.
Lieutenant-Colonel James H. Pettit urged at Governor's Island that a democratic army cannot be perfectly organized or disciplined. He warned patriotism in America is often lip service and diluted by foreigners who call themselves Irish or German Americans. He argued true patriotism thrives in democracy, not in monarchy, citing Civil War records and the Spanish-American War volunteers.
The Republican caucus in Washington ordered creating two new states by joining Oklahoma with Indian Territory and Arizona with New Mexico. Oklahoma-Indian Territory merges faced broad support. Arizona-New Mexico split along ethnic lines, risking political domination by Mexicans in New Mexico over Americans in Arizona. Debate continues as bill moves to the House.
A cozy Christmas verse describes Santa slipping down the chimney and filling stockings with care while a cat watches and a noise on the roof signals his arrival during the night. The scene centers on a homey holiday moment with Santa delivering small gifts.
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