Jumel Mansion Passes to Daughters of the American Revolution
The Jumel mansion in New York, known as the Morris house and linked to Washington’s HQ, will be transferred to the Daughters of the American Revolution once incorporated. The city recently bought the property to preserve it as a free historical museum, with ties to Col. Morris, Gen. Earle, and prominent early American figures.
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Long dispatches report near Kaiping Oku and Dodzu forces in contact with Russian units, Kuroki’s troops advancing to Sinyou, heavy artillery on both sides, and naval reconnaissance at Port Arthur. Additional notes describe Stakelberg pulling back north, with renewed clashes expected along the Liaoning and Feng Wang Cheng area.
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