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Dillon Tribune in Dillon, Montana

17 Feb 1922

Page 7

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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1922

Page

7

Washington Likenesses Through Time and a Mystery Statue

A survey of Washington portraits notes Houdon’s statue as a premier likeness, with debates on Canova and Stuart. It also chronicles a 914 foot wooden Washington statue once linked to Bowling Green, its murky provenance and journey to Delaware.

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Eorge Wasitington George Washington Washington Houden Stuart Trumbull Troudon Richmond Houdon France Philadelphia Paul Bartlett Heudon Canova America Benjamin Franklin Virginia Dinny Voltaire City Hall Wilmington Del Historical Society of Delaware Bowling Green New York City History Club New York City Art Commission Jeaden George HI England Jacques South Norwalk Conn Schff Antonio Decorate Fifth Avenue Harper’s Weekly Frank Leslie Joseph Liebman New York Historical Society Liebman St. Nicholas Avenue One Hundred and Eighty-Second Street General Coleman du Pont Historical Society of Delaware Delaware Historical Society
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Rare Jade Piece Recounts Large Chinese Carving

A rare Chinese jade carving in Roland N. Moore collection New York is among the largest solid jade pieces and serves as a brush receptacle for calligraphy. Its mate sits in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, marking a notable pair in major collections.

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Roland N. Moore New York Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Tramp Garbage Thief Scared by Dim Bully

In a cautionary household tale a resident recalls catching a trash-pail marauder, a dog, lifting the cover and rummaging inside. The narrator armed with a carpet beater shrieks a warning and startles the stray before the garbage collector stands nearby.

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Reg Pardon
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English social worker advocates rights for American wives

Mrs Margaret Nevinson of England told the Women's Freedom League that in America the law favors women, praising sympathy for deserting wives and suggesting alimony obligations should be fair in courts she visited in New York and Massachusetts.

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Margaret Nevinson New York Massachusetts Women's Freedom League America New York Evening Post
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Inauguration Echoes From Early Washington Era

The fragment recalls Washington’s first inauguration in New York not Washington, the barge crossing the Hudson, and the public oath at Federal Hall. It notes Adams guiding Washington to the gallery, Chancellor Livingstone administering the oath, and emphasizes honesty as a key virtue. The piece ends with a remark on luxury and a dip into it.

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Washington New York Hudson Clinton Humphries Tobias Lear Federal Hall Adams Livingstone
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