The Chicago daily tribune
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- Title
- The Chicago daily tribune
- Author
- Japan s
- Publication year listed
- 1909
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The Chicago daily tribune
Author: Tribune Company
Year: 1909
Shaft to Lincoln marks birth site, President Roosevelt lays coner stone of memorial to martyr on humble spot where he was born. -- Roosevelt characterizes Lincoln "One of two greatest Americans" -- America praised by Japan's envoy, Takahira, at Lincoln banquet in Peoria, says western jingoes have not injured friendship. -- Deeds of Lincoln sway all Chicago, eternal triumphs of Illinois' son reincarnated in living words at huge meeting. -- Presidential salute fired by Naval Reserves near monument of Lincoln [photograph]. -- North and South unite in praise, Industrial Club's Lincoln Centenary Banquet becomes a patriotic love feast, "Dixie" sung by diners, J.M. Dickinson, native of Mississippi speaks for the indissoluble nation. -- Eulogies at Standard Club, The Rev. J.A. Milburn, W. J. Calhoun, and Dr. Hirsch talk, Lincoln Great American, State's Attorney Wayman tells of President's simple methods. -- Veterans cheer 5 minutes, orator stirs old soldiers in G.A.R. Memorial Hall, St. Louis rabbi says Emancipator would fight lawless. -- Women laud war president, Chicago Press League members hostesses at luncheon, pay honor to Gen. Grant. -- Patriotism in the parks, children gather in pub