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Newspaper

Washington Star

Location

Washington, New Jersey, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1902

Page

2

Monitor vs Merrimack Battle Amid Civil War Ironclad Tale

A vivid account covers the March 8 1862 clash between the ironclads USS Monitor and CSS Virginia also known as Merrimack. It recounts the dramatic pursuit from New York to Fortress Monroe, the Monitor’s experimental design including rotating turrets and heavy guns, and the Confederate ironclad’s overwhelming advantage against wooden ships like the Minnesota. The narrative notes the dispatches, the strategic stakes for Washington, and the public fascination with this pivotal naval duel.

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First Fight of Ironclads and the Merrimack's Stand

A garbled recounting of the first clash between ironclads Monitor and Merrimack, detailing the battle's chaotic moments, ship damage, and the broader implications for naval science. It notes the Cumberland’s sinking, the Monitor's steady action, and the emergence of the modern American Navy amid smoke and fire. The piece closes with a personal aside about a widow and a married couple reflecting on the era’s costs.

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Buttzville Community Notes Mixed With Illness and Travel

Local items from Buttzville describe residents planning moves and hosting guests. Names include Miss Myrtle Good, Belvidere. Fred erick Sarron. Miss Marie Ranghart. Clay Veabinder. John Sharps. Moses Lorler. Joseph Burge. Gao Scurpy. Miss sine Banghart. Thos Bell. Mrs James Folkwer. Mira Bella Warra. Arthur Lows. baby born to Charles and Mrs Hunt. death of Mrs Edward Walters. condolences offered to the three children of Mr and Mrs Jobo Srout. illness among the three small children of Mr and Mrs Jobo Srout. Maud Burdst assisting. Miss Kate Relasy entertaining Miss Lourie Russey. Port Murray visitors to the Wary Borry home.

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Tranquility Pastor Stout’s Return and Wedding Party Incident

At a recent quarterly conference Rev Stout was invited to stay with the community. A wedding party traveling from Hackalis own to the Tranquilly Palms saw a coach hit by snow, a fall injuring no one seriously. The bride and groom regrouped at a nearby farm, while other residents faced a chaotic scene. Separately, notes mention a funeral for Mrs. Sanders in Huntville and deaths in the area, plus arts/civic items from Newark and Trenton on local theater and student pranks, with police responding to an Orangeman-themed paint incident that involved damage and bonds.

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