Dewey interview cites self rule for Philippines autonomy
A New York Journal excerpt from a Naples trip portrays Admiral Dewey defending autonomous self government for the Philippines as the path to peace, with remarks on avoiding violence, eventual annexation, and the island chain’s prosperity. The piece also recounts Dewey’s humorous photo session, dog Bob, and a Washington tobacco habit.
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Dewey
New York
Journal
Naples
Olympia
Admiral Dewey
Colvocaresses
Hemment
Lamberton
Bob
Manila
Dewey Welcome in New York to Feature Grand Arch
New York prepares a monumental welcome for Admiral Dewey with a grand Fifth Avenue parade and a towering 54 foot Victory column planned at Thirty fourth Street. Montpelier shifts to the Dewey Day events as crowds exceed local capacity. Dewey arrives ahead of celebrations at Northfield and a dinner in the capital.
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Manila Bay
Admiral Wey
F Street
Dewey
Washington
Havana
Metropolitan Club
New York
National Society of Mural Painters
Fifth Avenue
Twenty-sixth
Thirty-fourth Streets
Thirty-fourth Street
Madison Square
Committee
Venice
Madison Square Garden
America
Montpelier
H E. C. Smith
John Senter
Barre
Burlington
Admiral Dewey
Charles
Edward Dewey
Military Academy
Northfield
Navy
Iden Fleece Hall
Main Street
Dewey Interview Courts Confusion After Publication
London reports the Dewey interview published by the Daily News has sparked doubt about its authenticity. Attempts by multiple papers to obtain confirmation or denial from the admiral have failed as he refused to comment.
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London
Dewey
Daily News
Poubde
General Wood Sees Great Opportunities in Santiago
General Leonard Wood reports from Santiago that the province offers rich returns for industrious Americans if a stable government is established. He notes healthy inland areas despite yellow fever in seaports, and cites agricultural banks as a promising investment. Population is estimated at 310,000 to 315,000 with local self government kept under military control until self-sufficiency is proven.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
War Department
Santiago
Wood
General Wood
Theatrical Season Opens With Four Houses in Town
Four houses launch the season with new stock at Bowdoin Square and opening performances at Park Hollis Grand Dime and Grand Opera House. The Bowdoin stock company debuts The Sea of Ice as manager Lothrop plans a grand mounting. The Grand Opera House features the Graham Southern specialty company with a strong colored cast led by Al and Mamie Amerson and Margaret Scott.
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Alice Neilson Company
Lynnfield
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Alf Hampton
Weber and
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Hollis
Grand Dime
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Grand Opera House
Bowdoin Square
Bridgeport
Conn
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Jessie Bartlett Davis
Harry S. Krause
Arthur Trevelyan
Horace Lewis
Edwin Arden
Zorah
Junius Howe
Ruth White
Corinne
Charles Morton
E. F. Nagle
Conrad Cautzen
Roland Reed
Museum
Howard
Montague and
West
Farnum and Nelson
Walter E. Perkins
Castle Square
Charley
India
John Craig
Lillian Lawrence
John C. Rice
Sally Cohen
Keith
Norumbega Park
Farmer Swan
Austin & Stone
Pauline Hall
Point of Pines
Graham Genuine Southern Specialty Company
Graham
al and
Mamie Amerson
Goggin
Davis
Grundy
Murry
Margaret Scott
Empire Quartet
Pinkie Phillips
W L Douglas Three Fifty Shoes Advertised Worldwide
An advertisement promotes W L Douglas all leather shoes at 3 50 claiming global fame and a large retail network with 60 stores. It asserts shoes of 3 50 equal material and durability to $5 to $7 pairs and lists Boston store locations on Washington Essex Court Howard and City Hall avenues.
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W. L. Douglas
Boston
Washington St
Essex St
Court St
Howard St
City Hall Ave
School St
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