The evening press
Subtitle: Friday, February 12, 1909
Publisher: Press Pub. Co.
Published: 1909
Place of publication: Grand Rapids, Mich
Language: eng
Number of pages: 16
Subjects: Anecdotes; Anniversaries; Newspapers
Other titles: Grand Rapids press.; Evening press (Grand Rapids, Mich.)
Table of contents: title: Lincoln's immortal Gettysburg speech.; title: Booth not buried, assassin of Lincoln thrown into Potomac River, act is described, man who aided in the work tells story, was kept in secrecy until all the members of the party had passed away.; title: Nation joins in martyr tribute, Centennial of the birth of Lincoln observed throughout the land, meetings are held, practically a holiday in many states and cities, Roosevelt lays cornerstone for memorial and Chicago celebrates with an unusual demonstration.; title: Enshrined in the hearts of his countrymen, in a great speech, Roosevelt at the birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, famous old cabin, in which liberty wrought her latest miracle, thousands assisted in the dedicatory exercises on the Lincoln Day centenary.; title: President's speech ranks as his finest.; title: Tribute by Governor and Southern general.; title: Lincoln voters, twenty form organization at meeting last night, pay loving tribute, hundred gather in Fountaul Street Baptist Church, Rev. A. W. Wishart likens emancipator to Christ and extols his qualities.; title: In honor of Lincoln / Ida M. Tarbell.; title: Lincoln's giant boys / by Rev. E. Wigle [anecdote].; title: Observe great day, public schools and G.A.R. do honor to Lincoln.; title: In Lincoln's honor, government at Washington suspends business for the day.; title: Day at Gettysburg, citizen's unite in paying tribute to Lincoln.; title: Aided in wedding, incident in Lincoln's campaign a memorable one, in life of Van Horn, President of Canadian Pacific was at keyboard, young woman who became his wife made the address of welcome to the nominee.; title: Bryce on Lincoln, English ambassador pays tribute to martyr, he calls him hero, adored in England as in United States, William J. Bryan speaks of his fame as an orator at Springfield gathering.