St. Louis globe-Democrat
Subtitle: Saturday morning, February 13, 1909
Published: 1909
Language: eng
Number of pages: 14
Subjects: Newspapers; Anniversaries
Other titles: Saint Louis globe Democrat; St. Louis daily globe-Democrat.; St. Louis globe-Democrat (Saint Louis, Mo. : 1875)
Table of contents: title: Speakers of nation-wide prominence who met at door of a lowly log cabin to revere a great man's memory [illustration].; title: Roosevelt eulogizes Lincoln near cabin where he was born, president lays corner stone for Memorial Hall in presence of great throng, which stood with bared heads on little farm, orators of north and south pay tribute to emancipator, rain falls all morning, but fails to dampen crowd's enthusiasm, made up for greater part of country folk.; title: Springfield pays tribute to Lincoln, burial place of emancipator a mass of flags and pictures, son at father's tomb, Ambassador Bryce and other prominent men eulogize great American.; title: Lincoln, practical man, Roosevelt at birthplace of Emancipator, pays tribute [text of speech].; title: War is impossible declares Takahira, Japanese ambassador says Japan owes great debt to America, diplomat warmly received and pays tribute to Lincoln's diplomacy.; title: St. Louis reveres memory of Lincoln, G.A.R., patriotic societies and schools observe birthday ... Compton Hill Church closes centenary week, Capt. [George W.] Bailey speaks.