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Anonymous, 1898c, Troops on Wake island. Stirring celebration of the Fourth of July on this lonely atoll of the Pacific. Our soldiers went ashore. Gen. Greene made an eloquent address to his comrades. Description of the island. A day well remembered. New York Times 29 August 1898.

Anonymous, 1898d, Attractive Wake Island. The notable possession in the Pacific over which Gen. Greene raised the Stars and Stripes. New York Times 31 July 1898 Page 19.

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