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Foreign News
July 31, 1899
The Record Union
Sacramento, Sacramento County, California
What is this article about?
In Trieste on July 30, Admiral Dewey refused to confirm or deny a reported statement predicting the next US war would be against Germany. He lunched aboard the Olympia with Captain Lamberton and met Consul Hossfeld.
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Admiral Dewey.
TRIESTE, July 30.—Admiral Dewey, when seen by a representative of the Associated Press to-day regarding the report of an interview published in a New York paper in the course of which the Admiral is reported as saying: "Our next war will be with Germany," said: "I long ago gave up denying or affirming newspaper reports." Admiral Dewey remained on board the Olympia to-day, taking luncheon with Captain Lamberton, the commander of the cruiser, but afterward received United States Consul Hossfeld.
TRIESTE, July 30.—Admiral Dewey, when seen by a representative of the Associated Press to-day regarding the report of an interview published in a New York paper in the course of which the Admiral is reported as saying: "Our next war will be with Germany," said: "I long ago gave up denying or affirming newspaper reports." Admiral Dewey remained on board the Olympia to-day, taking luncheon with Captain Lamberton, the commander of the cruiser, but afterward received United States Consul Hossfeld.
What sub-type of article is it?
War Report
Diplomatic
Naval Affairs
What keywords are associated?
Admiral Dewey
Trieste
War With Germany
Olympia Cruiser
Newspaper Report
What entities or persons were involved?
Admiral Dewey
Captain Lamberton
United States Consul Hossfeld
Where did it happen?
Trieste
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Trieste
Event Date
July 30
Key Persons
Admiral Dewey
Captain Lamberton
United States Consul Hossfeld
Event Details
Admiral Dewey, when questioned by an Associated Press representative about a New York paper's report of his statement 'Our next war will be with Germany,' responded that he long ago gave up denying or affirming newspaper reports. He remained on board the Olympia, taking luncheon with Captain Lamberton, and afterward received United States Consul Hossfeld.