Admiral Dewey Accepts Atlanta Invitation for Brumby Sword Ceremony
Washington hero Admiral Dewey accepted the Atlanta invitation to attend the presentation of a sword to Lieutenant Brumby amid cordial greetings from Georgia officials. Mayor Woodward and Representative Len Livingston joined the delegation, praising southern service in the war and expressing Georgia’s pride in Brumby’s valor as Dewey pledged warm support and personal regard. The event follows earlier dispatches about the Manila campaign and broader wartime references as the city awaits further arrangements.
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War Vessels for Manila Ordered by President
Admiral Dewey urged rapid action. President McKinley directed immediate dispatch of Brooklyn Machias and Marietta to Philippines to reinforce the Asiatic squadron. Navy officials plan additional vessels and commanders will report to the department as ready for Manila operations.
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President McKinley Visited Quincy Veterans Home Speech
President McKinley arrived by private car at the Soldiers' Home in Quincy to a cheering crowd of 1500 veterans and schoolchildren. He spoke of gratitude to ex-soldiers and the nation’s duty, then toured the grounds and hospital with Cabinet members and military escorts. Secretary Root followed with remarks praising civic duty and national honor.
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Government Mules and Nation United Behind President
A rally in Quincy and Illinois extols unity above party, urging support for the president, his cabinet, and the war effort as soldiers and civilians back the cause of civilization and law. The National Congress elects officers at the Boston statehouse with H P Board as president and A. J. Cunningham among officers. The schooner John H. Tingue is lost off Cumberland Island, and a transport bound for Manila reports heavy losses from a typhoon near Northern Luzon, including horses and mules.
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Chattanooga Southern to Extend Line to Montgomery
The Chattanooga Southern plans to lengthen from Chattanooga to Montgomery with a branch from Birmingham. General Manager M. Ronan states the project will cover about 125 miles at a cost exceeding 1.5 million dollars. The extension will connect to Gadsden and continue south toward Montgomery, with a new line south of Gartaden and a Birmingham branch.
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Delayed action may aid negotiations in South Africa
The wire service reports a stalled stance between opposing forces in South Africa with both sides mounting patrols and clouded duets toward a possible general advance. Meanwhile Commander Rodgers is ordered to Manila per navy directive. A San Domingo cable notes naval movements toward Puerto Rico and Manila via Suez in weeks. Havana mayor forbids Spanish flag in city except at consulate. U S government plans to reinforce Manila with battleships including the Brooklyn.
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President McKinley Arrives in Chicago Amid Parade Cheer
President McKinley and party arrived at Rock Island depot in Chicago to a large crowd. Cavalry, police, and a brigade escorted them to the Auditorium annex as sections along the route overflowed with spectators. He attended three religious services and kept to a busy schedule with festivities shown. A Columbia dispatch notes suspending judgment on aviation injunctive revelations as officials prepare their case.
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Dewey Degree Awarded Amid Vermont University Vote
The University of Vermont at Burlington conferred the degree of Lector of Law to Admiral Dewey after a formal trust approval. The event marked a notable honor for the naval figure recognized by the university community.
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