The Star-independent
Subtitle: Friday evening, February 12, 1909
Published: 1909
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Newspapers; Anniversaries; Family; Funeral journey to Springfield
Other titles: Harrisburg star-independent.
Notes: Lincoln Section (4 pages, unnumbered) precedes front page.
Table of contents: title: Lincoln section: Lincoln and his contemporaries.; title: A. Lincoln's own history of life, he wrote it for publication in the year 1858.; title: Descendants of Abraham Lincoln, Robert T. Lincoln is the antithesis of his father.; title: Had warning of unhappy event, Lincoln's presentiment that tragedy was impending.; title: Harrisburgers had two opportunities to see Lincoln, on his first visit to city he was in full flush of life, few years later thousands of local people mourned over his dead body.; title: Seven Harrisburg citizens who are taking prominent parts in city's celebration of Lincoln Day [photographs].; title: How city dealt with a traitor, a coward insulted Lincoln's dead body in Harrisburg.; title: Lincoln's visit to Harrisburg, Feb. 22, 1861 was a great day in capital city.; title: City proud of Lincoln relics.; title: Entire country honors Lincoln, prominent men make addresses in many cities.; title: How Mr. Lincoln left this city, historians differ as to where he took train.; title: Ran Lincoln train to battlefield, John F. Kinter, of Dauphin, had that honor in 1863.; title: Funeral train in Harrisburg, train arrived here in midst of fierce storm.; title: Biography of Lincoln read, prepared for committee by James M. Lamberton.; title: Prof. Wert's talk on "Abe" Lincoln, appropriate exercises held at Cameron Building.; title: Lincoln praised in song and word, this city's celebration reached its height at noon.; title: Thousands of Harrisburg citizens crowd churches.; title: Lincoln cabin is consecrated, Roosevelt and other dignitaries attend dedication, president lays cornerstone.; title: Civic Club's bust of Lincoln, ladies present a handsome gift to Lincoln School building.; title: Special Lincoln memorial meeting, Dauphin County Historical Society honors martyr.