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COPYRIGHT ENRIQUE MULLER.
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LUXENOLOR
U.S. S.OLYMPIA" AND ADMIRAL DEWEY.
TAMERICA RECOLORO
COPYRIGHT 1907 BY JAMESTOWN A. & V. Co
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CAPOSITION
1908
JAMESTOWN
OFFICIAL SEAL
1907
1607-JAMESTOWN
OFFICIAL SOUVENIR
EXPOSITION 1907
FOR COMMUNICATION THIS SPACE MAY BE USED
Dear Clinton are
you enjoying your
vacation Roy.
No. 78.
U. S. S. "OLYMPIA" AND ADMIRAL
DEWEY. The ship is a protected cruiser; launched
at San Francisco, Cal., Nov. 5, 1892; length 344 feet I
inch; breadth 53 feet; draught 21 féét 6 inches; displace-
ment 6,600 tons; speed 21.69 knots; 34 guns; 30.officers
and 428 men; and was the flagship of Admiral George
Dewey, (then Commodore) Commander-in-Chief of the
American forces at Manilla Bay the glory whereof is
sufficient. In view of his world wide fame, lengthy ref
erence to Admiral Dewey seems unnecessary. Pride of
rank and every honor in their power were bestowed upon
him by the Congress of the United States and a grateful
people. With the singlé exception of Admiral Farragut,
under whom he received a part of his early training, Ad-
miral Dewey is the only.one to hold the rank and title of...
Admiral of the United States Navy.
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INITE TATES OF
1902
1706 FRANION 1790
Master Clinton Hawkins,
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No. 52. Hancock st.
Paistucket
:R.J."
