Los Angeles daily times
Subtitle: Friday morning, February 12, 1909
Contributors: Whipple, Wayne, 1856-1942, contributor; McGroarty, John Steven, 1862-1944, contributor; Washington, Booker T., 1856-1915, contributor; Allensworth, Allen, 1842-1914, contributor
Publisher: The Times-Mirror Company
Published: 1909
Place of publication: Los Angeles, Calif
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Anniversaries; Anecdotes; Lincoln Day; Newspapers
Other titles: Los Angeles times.
Notes: Title from running header ; "In three parts, complete -- 36 pages" ; "Lincoln Centenary number."

Section III includes text box in header: "The Emancipator and emancipated race." Section also includes color illustration, "Bringing news of Emancipation," with quote: "Measure our successes from the depths from which we have come rather that the heights to which we hope to ascend--Frederick Douglass."
Table of contents: title: [Section I]: Honor to Lincoln.; title: Great American honored by countrymen [illustrations of "Lincoln statue Hodgenville, Ky.", "The $500,00 Memorial Hall, Lincoln Farm", "Old Mill, Larue county, Ky. where Lincoln took corn to be ground, as a small boy."; title: Two celebrations down in Kentucky.; title: Negro gives up seat, attorney Morris of Chicago announces that he will not attend Lincoln banquet.; title: Congress for Lincoln Day, joint resolution provides legal holiday, president's proclamation is issued at once, many states have already set aside day.; title: Takahira to speak at Lincoln banquet.; title: Lincoln honored in Lancashire.; title: Students hear of Lincoln, Dr. [James W.] Strong delivers lecture at Claremont, man who was present at Freeport debate speaks at Pomona College on "the greatest American."; title: Section II. Editorial section. Local sheet: Lincoln; title: the man of the people / by Edwin Markham.; title: Lincoln centennial celebration here.; title: Normal's memorial tablet, spring class presents Lincoln's Gettysburg Address in bronze to the State School.; title: Lincoln the man of mercy, the tender heart that was always moved by distress.; title: Lincoln's plea for universal charity, his second inaugural address.; title: Lincoln the story teller, anecdotes, saws and saying that made his meaning clear.; title: His first view of a slave market.; title: Negro celebrations, three great meetings and banquet to be held in commemoration of Great Emancipator.; title: Lincoln's life story, Lincoln's greatness lay in its tenderness, this wonderful possession won him the love of a great nation and made him its savior / by Wayne Whipple.; title: Abraham Lincoln's address at Gettysburg.; title: Battle hymn of the republic / Julia Ward Howe.; title: Lincoln Day plans, Negroes of Santa Monica will celebrate birthday anniversary of liberator of their race.; title: Section III. Special Section, Negroes' sheet: The emancipated / by John S. M'Groarty; title: How freedom's word found the bondman / by J.L. Edmons of Sawtelle, a former slave.; title: Lincoln's face as pictured and painted [illustrations]; title: Opportunity of the Negro in America, to convert obstacles into opportunities / by Booker T. Washington.; title: How Negro soldiers fought for the flag / by Allen Allensworth, of Los Angeles, Lieut-Col., U.S.A., retired.