St. Louis post-dispatch
Subtitle: Friday evening, February 12, 1909
Edition: Seventh edition.
Publisher: Pulitzer Publishing Co.
Published: 1909
Place of publication: St. Louis, Mo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Anecdotes; Anniversaries; Lincoln Day; Newspapers
Other titles: Saint Louis post-dispatch.
Notes: In two sections.

"Only evening paper in St. Louis with both Associated Press and United Press service."
Table of contents: title: Throng hears Roosevelt at Lincoln's birthplace: Kentucky log hut dedicated as memorial, Joseph W. Folk presides at historic gathering and introduces president, cornerstone is laid, cabin is enshrined in edifice of marble to endure for all time, many special trains, distinguished visitors taken to hamlet for dedication exercises.; title: Great men of nation pay homage to Lincoln on soil that bore him: Theodore Roosevelt ... Joseph W. Folk ... Secretary Luke Wright ... Gov. A. E. Willson at Hodgenville, Ky., William Jennings Bryan at Springfield, Ill., United States Senator Lodge at Boston, Mass., Gen. James Grant Wilson at Hodgenville, Ky., Woodrow Wilson at Chicago [excerpts of speeches].; title: Distinguished gathering at the tomb of Lincoln.; title: J.W. Folk praises North and South on Lincoln farm.; title: Many Lincoln celebrations held in city.; title: Lincoln's was great life in great days, says Roosevelt, president declares him a prophet without egotism or fanaticism.; title: How nation is observing Lincoln Centennial today.; title: Lincoln's former aide badly injured by auto, Col. Isaac Morrow run down in front of his residence in Toledo.; title: President must falsify records to make Lincoln's birthday a legal holiday, precedent created by his signing proclamation before Congress acted.; title: 1809 Abraham Lincoln 1909 [excepts for speeches and letters].; title: Hodgenville is on telegraphic map first time, operator almost crazed by messages asking for impossible things, one man wants bath, other prospective visitors demand garage, valet, scrapple and cuisine.