Harvard Receives Bequests From Dr Minot's Will
The late Dr. Charles S. Minot of Milton leaves Harvard College $1000 and the Society of Natural History $2000. The remainder goes to his widow. Harvard gets $10 for improvements and scientific apparatus for embryology use. The Boston Society of Natural History receives $200 for its permanent library fund.
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Charles S. Minot
Milton
Harvard College
Dedham
Society of Natural History
Harvard Medical School
Harvard Medical School, and Especially In the Department of Embryology
Boston Society of Natural History
Minot
Emperor William Makes Flying Visit to Kiel Report
The Evening News correspondent at The Hague transmits a rumor that Emperor William recently flew to Kiel and spent several days there. The rumor suggests renewed German naval activity as Russian ports ice over and the Baltic watch is lifted.
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London
Hague
William
Kiel
Baltic
Economic cataclysm in five years predicted by engineering economist
Sidney A. Reeve, famed engineer and economist, warned Tremont Temple listeners that in five years the U S credit and commercial system will collapse. He said railroads and factories would halt, food distribution would break down, and hundreds of thousands could become riotous mobs in cities, forcing people to fight for food and order.
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Sidney A. Reeve
America
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Harvard
Graduate Naval School
Annapolis
Tremont Temple
Reeve Warns of Economic Collapse From Industrial War
Professor Reeve argues the United States faces a swift crisis driven by unproductive commercial combat and ownership profits. He claims energy for production falls, while 75 cents of every dollar goes to selling and finance, predicting a total collapse unless a sane social order replaces current profits driven system.
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United States
Reeve
New York City
Food Committee
Capiital
Professor Reeve
Europe
Wall Street
Red Cross
Ufe
Sociery
Taft says German landing in Canada not Monroe Doctrine issue
Former President William Howard Taft told a Montclair audience that German troop landings in Canada would not violate the Monroe Doctrine and that U S actions in Mexico and Central America have nothing to do with that doctrine.
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Montclair
N. J
Canada
United States
Mexico
Central American
William Howard Taft
Taft Defends Monroe Doctrine Presses Limited Canada War Role
The remarks argue that landing troops in Canada by Britain's enemies would breach the Monroe Doctrine only if a new government is imposed. Taft cites Seward, notes Mexico not bound by the doctrine, and says the US should not force peace but avoid entangling alliances while Canada aids Britain with 30,000 troops. He predicts European exhaustion may limit future conflicts.
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Canada
Great Britain
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
United States
Mexico
Mr. Taft
Taft
Seward
Spain
Chill
England
Germany
Wanderer From West Robbed While Seeking Dorchester Sister
Archie McLean, 35, arrived in Boston from Rochester Minnesota to find his sister Hannah McLean who has lived in Boston for 25 years. After being directed toward Dorchester by strangers, his $30 was stolen. He was taken to City Hospital for blood poisoning from an old wound. He has relatives in Boston and in Cape Breton.
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Archie McLean
Boston
Rochester
Minn
Hannah Mclean
Dorchester
McLean
Hannah
Crowley
City Hospital
West
Nell McGinnis
Cape Breton
General Villa Moves Toward Vera Cruz Reported
Wire communications link Mexico City to the border as Villa plans an eastward advance. Carranza forces claim control of key troops near Orizaba and report Felipe Angeles defeated at Guadalajara. Julio Madero held at Torreon awaiting deportation. filibuster Felipe Perez killed by his own men in Casas Grandes.
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Villa
Mexico City
Carranza
Lucio Blanco
Obregon
Buelna
Jesus Carranza
Orizaba
Felipe Angeles
Guadalajara
Nuevo Laredo
Miguel Diegenz Carranaista
Julio Madero
Queretaro
Torreon
Felipe Perez
Casas Grandes
Firemen Aid Santa Through Boston Club Donation
The Russell Club of Boston fire fighters sent 25 to Post Santa to aid Less fortunate children at Christmas. Theodore Gallipan, treasurer, said the funds were appropriated by club members to help brighten the holiday for Greater Boston kids.
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Russell Club
Boston
Santa Claus
Theodore Gallipan
Greater
Post Santa fund seeks help for Greater Boston children
The Post Santa appeals describe a heavier workload this Christmas as more families rely on donations. Readers can visit headquarters or send toys, mittens, stockings, or cash to aid needy children and cover investigative, packing, and delivery costs. Letters from children illustrate hardship, urging warm clothes and gifts for siblings.
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Post Santa
Swans _Island
Santa Claus
Post
Santa
The
Boston
Mast
Jack Frost
Greater
Papa
Bomerville
Joseph
Santa Claws
Hazel
Ganta
Nurse Fight to Restore Football Player’s Health
A trained nurse battles to stabilize the football player in a dangerous condition. Doctors advise not moving him from his sister’s home where he attended Thanksgiving, rather than to his own residence in Malden.
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Austin Trafton
Malden
Medford High
Maplewood
W. J. Holland
C. F. Prior
Bandit robs mayor's wife in Cleveland daytime crime
A robber brandished a revolver and threatened to shoot Mrs. Newton D. Baker and her two children to seize jewelry and money. He obtained about $500 in gems and a small sum, but police caught him within twenty minutes and recovered the plunder.
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Cleveland, CO
Newton D. Baker
Cleveland
Two Boys Injured by Exploding Duck Shell in Newburyport
In Newburyport on November 27 Edward Plant and James Barry, two Dove street boys, were injured when a 12 gauge duck cartridge exploded. Plant was struck in the eye and also hurt in the chest and arm, risking sight. Barry suffered a severe laceration to a hand.
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Newburyport
Edward Plant
James Barry
Dove Street
Plant
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