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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1910

Page

3

Roosevelt Addresses Harvard Students On Applied Ethics

Theodore Roosevelt spoke at Sanders Theatre Cambridge praising the Panama Canal and Goethals while commending conservation leaders Garfield and Pinchot. He argued morality must be applied in government and highlighted naval power as essential to peace and national strength.

Harvard Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt Sanders Theatre Cambridge Panama Canal Public Service Messrs. Garfield Pinchot United States Navy

Roosevelt crowd fills auditorium for Noble lecture appearance

Ex President Theodore Roosevelt appears to a packed hall with benches moved from Memorial Hall and standing room at a premium. He quips about the lively course students are taking as part of the William Belden Noble lectures, drawing loud applause and laughter.

Memorial Hall Roosevelt William Belden Noble Colonel Roosevelt

Pint of Cough Syrup Recipe Promised to Cure Fast

A home remedy claiming to cure coughs in 24 hours uses Pinex with a sugar syrup or honey. It is advertised as safe and non spoiling, offering a money back guarantee and urging readers to obtain Pinex via local druggists or The Pinex Co. of Ft Wayne Indiana.

United States Canada Pinex Co Ft. Wayne Ind

Carnegie Transfers 10 Million for Peace Foundation

Andrew Carnegie placed 10 million dollars in five percent first mortgage bonds with a board of trustees to fund the abolition of international war and establish lasting world peace. Elihu Root was named president, Taft to be honorary president, with bonds valued at 11.5 million and investments guided by the trustees in the U.S. and abroad.

Washington Andrew Carnegie Carnegie Research Foundation United States Elihu Root Hague Peace Tribunal Taft Carnegie Carnegie Peace Fund

Andrew Carnegie's Trusts and the Goal of World Peace

The passage authorizes trustees to form a corporation with broad powers to manage funds and conveyances. It grants trustees wide discretion for action toward a single aim the swift abolition of international war among civilized nations, urging ongoing consideration of how to aid humanity's ascent.

Andrew Carnegirf

Children plead for presents from Santa Claus

Letters pour into the Santa Claus department with requests from boys and girls of all ages and from mothers who cannot provide gifts for Christmas. Dozens of children in families from one to twelve depend on readers to supply presents this year.

Santa Claus South Boston

Post Santa Claus Editor Handles Four Thousand Letters

Readable letters from children seek toys clothing and even a horse or car with hundreds of requests pouring in daily. The Santa Claus department has filed about 4000 letters and workers prepare bundles of mittens stockings candy and toys while readers donate money or items to brighten a needy child’s Christmas.

Post Santa Claus The Santa Claus Department

Sailors Displaced As Belle Halliday Sinks After Collision

The three masted Belle Halliday of Boston sinks off Chat ham after colliding with the General E. S. Greeley. Captain Nathaniel Brown of Wiscasset is injured with a fractured skull and scalp wounds and is taken to Boston for treatment. The Greeley shelters six crew members who later join the H. F. Dimock bound for New York.

Belle Halliday Boston Chatham General E. $. Greeley Nathaniel Brown Wiscasset Relief Hospital Greeley H. F. Dimock Metropolitan Line Cape New York Edwin G. Harwood Gardiner, Me Halliday

Immigrants Hinder Democracy Say Governor at Vendome

Ex-Governor Long told the Unitarian Club at the Vendome that immigration has wiped out New England. He declared the region is now New Ireland New Germ New Italy or other new names, signaling a major shift in regional identity.

New England Governor Long Unitarian Club the Vendome New Ireland New Italy

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