One Hundred Years Since Burr Hamilton Duel Remembrance
The article recalls the 1804 Burr Hamilton duel in Weehawken, Hamilton's death at 2:30, funeral July 14, and the wide mourning that followed. It notes the pistols by John B Church, their preservation, and the lone memorial in Highwood. It mentions subsequent public memorials and Burr's political downfall after the confrontation.
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New York City
Alexander Hamilton
Aaron Burr
Weehawken
Annals of America
Burr
Hamilton
Boston
New York
Trinity
Mr. Church
London
W. H. Mortimer
George III
Philip H. Hamilton
George S. Hacker
Young Hamilton
Church
Highwood
Riordan
Nas
United States
Jefferson
House of Representatives
Morgan Lewis
Lewis
Washington
John B. Church
Maj
Richard Church
Rochester
Mr. Bayard
Greenwich Village
Early Chinese and Japanese Printmaking History
The narrative traces xylography from China to Japan where Buddhism sparked early prints. It outlines the evolution from religious texts to theater advertisements, chromoxylography's development in the 18th century, and the precise wood block technique yielding tonal variety and refined artistry.
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Europe
Japan
Tori Kyonaga
Suzuki Haruhobu
Katsugawa Shunsho
Jimmy at Sunday School and the Creation Lesson
A New York Press excerpt describes Jimmy joining his first Sunday school. He starts ill at ease but the teacher’s plain earnest narration of creation captivates him. Jimmy asks if God made the river and Jeffries, then smiles, finding the imagined world amusing.
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Jimmy
James
Jeffries
New York Press
A Breeze At The Window In Memory Of The City
A long lyrical passage describes a breeze entering a window blending rural imagery with urban din. Vivid scenes include leaves, rain on a farmhouse, harvest moons, a granite tower, and city streets. The poem by J. W. Foley in the New York Times contrasts woodland calm with brick and stone environs.
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J. W. Foley
New York Times
A Navy Boat Drill in August St Nicholas
Imagines a hostile ship at anchor under dark skies as four to five stealthy boats ascend with armed men. The ensuing battle unfolds with flashes, guns, and alarms as soldiers inside the ship brace for boarding events.
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W. J. Henderson
St. Nicholas
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