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January 17, 1917
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GEORGE DEWEY, WIDOW OP ADMIRAL DEWEY.
FROM HER MOST RECENT PHOTOGRAPH
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ESSEX TROOP ACTING AS GUARD OF HONOR AT INAUGURATION OF GOVERNOR EDGE AT
TRENTON
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GOVERNOR EDGE AND EX-GOVERNOR FIELDER
MEET IN EXECUTIVE CHAMBER
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IN THE DEATH OF GEORGE DEWEY AMERICA
LOSES ITS ONLY ADMIRAL
TROUBLES NEVER END DOWN ON THE MEXICAN BORDER AS LONG AS THE Re'iHn ARMY MULE
TO KICK OVER THE TRACES
COLONEL JOHN E. MATHER WAS CHIEF OF
THE CAMDENITES AT THE TRENTON
INAUGURATION
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HUGH DOUGHERTY, VETERAN MINSTREL, HAS THE EVENING
LEDGER READ TO HIM DAILY IN HIS HOSPITAL ROOM
WRECK OF THE DON MONTIJO DE ULLOA, SUNK BY DEWEY IN THE
BATTLE OF MANILLA BAY, MAY 1, 1808
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Tp9m9ATFr?r.S.IlI,RATOR IPARTS ADDITIONALLY GRO
1LSQUL APPEARANCE TO THE NEWLY EQUIPPED FRENCH
SOLDIER
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PORTUGUESE CAPITAL KEEPS TROOPS GUARDING PUBLIC SQUARE
AGAINST CONSTANT THREAT OF UPRISING
DUCHESS OF AOSTA MAY BE GREECE'S
NEW QUEEN IF ALLIES CARRY OUT
. REPORTED PLANS
COMPANY feWHPmyHU INFANTRY. PRODUCED THIS
fUUi-ALL TEAM, CHAMPION OF CAMP STEWART