Washington Refusal to Accept Crown Stirs Nations Echoes
A long discussion by Mr Hadstone and Shauncey Depew weighs Washington as perhaps the greatest man since Washington, praising his military genius, moral greatness, and restraint. It recounts his refusal of a royal crown, his sorrow at surrendering power, and contrasts his character with Arnold and Trumbull, noting Gladstone and Carlyle’s high assessments and the enduring American ideal of republican virtue.
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Washington Family Ghosts Through Presidential Lineage
The Washington family and political clan are traced through generations from George Washington to later relatives, noting childless presidents and marriages into notable families. It highlights Martha Washington, Parke Custis, and connections to the Lewises, with anecdotes about Washington’s temperament and his politeness, including a jab at slavery-era etiquette during a schoolyard exchange.
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Electric traction spurs car building boom for World’s Fair
The New York Sun reports a nationwide surge in street railcar demand as railroads prep for Chicago's World’s Fair. General Horace Porter notes increased travel, orders for electrified cars, and a shift from horse to electric motive power, with plants expanding to meet the boom in production and reequipment across the country.
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