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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1905
Page
3
A motherlode of memory recounts a day when George Washington and aides visited a family near Pompion. The narrator recalls Washington’s courtesy and Ben’s awe, praising the general’s patience and bravery as a timeless American cornerstone.
A portrait of George Washington drawn from legends and lore, recounting his youth daring journeys, dances at Mount Vernon, and public tributes. The article notes celebrations of Washington's birthday, legal recognition in Massachusetts, and anecdotal twists like the cherry tree tale with a humorous booster tone.
A portrait of George Washington detailing his early perilous life and swift rise in Virginia. It covers his youth facing death, selection to lead troops, and progression to commander of the northern Virginia district amid the French and Indian War. It also notes his founding of an organized army, his disciplined leadership, and the enduring humanity behind his stern bearing.
The aging President, Washington, living a quiet life writing letters and tending accounts, is called to arms as war threatens France. He reconstructs an army but dies while enjoying his country’s gratitude and fame. He is hailed universally as George Washington, Father of His Country.
A compact portrait traces George Washington from Valley Forge to Yorktown and beyond. It notes his courage at the parapet, the surrender of Cornwallis, his reluctance to become president, and his return to farming Cininnatus style. The piece ends with steel freight car orders and a bust of Washington.
Report from St Petersburg dated Feb 15 says 4 000 Russian reservists revolted and were surrounded as troops fought to quell the uprising in Kiev. Mutinies accompanied by attacks on escorts and destruction of a railway station were reported before a surrender.
In the U S house Mrs Sullivan explains the events leading to the manslaughter indictments against his father and himself. He admits guilt but minor and cleared. his father had been pardoned after new evidence raised serious doubts. The day also covers naval appropriations as Mr Littlefield urges fiscal restraint. In Cleveland George Putnam returns $13 000 found purse, ensuring valuables to Guardian Trust. reward awarded.
Senator Benjamin R. Tillman of South Carolina is receiving treatment at the Orthopaedic hospital in Philadelphia for a nervous attack related to grip. Dr Wharton Sinkler says his condition is not serious.
A. Falkenburg head consul of the Wood well of the World dies in Los Angeles after a long illness following a February 15 report.
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