Lincoln Birthplace Farm to Be Nation’s Shrine in Park Plan
The Lincoln Birthplace Farm near Elizabethtown, Kentucky, is slated to become a national shrine or temple of patriotic righteousness, funded by a Col lier’s Weekly backed Lincoln Farm association. Led by Robert J. Collier and Governor Folk, the board includes Mark Twain, Taft, Gibbons, Tarbell, and Mackay, with annual small gifts from citizens to endow the park. Abraham Lincoln’s Kentucky birthplace, its early history, and the farm’s journey from tax sale to potential national landmark are detailed, including prior owners and a near bid by a distillery firm attempting marketing through a Lincoln Birthplace Whisky. The piece notes Lincoln’s youth, his father Thomas Lincoln’s life, and the broader public interest in preserving the site as a monument to democracy.
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Braham Lincoln
Robert J. Collier
Collier's Weekly
Lincoln Farm Associaion
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Mark Twain
Willam H. Taft
Joseph H. Gheate
Henry Watterson
Cardinal Gibbons
Ida M. Tarbell
Horace Porter
William Travers Jerome
Augustus St. Gandens
Clarence H. Mackay
Broadway
New York
Lincoln
Kentucky
Roosevelt
Thomas Lincoln
Elizabethtown
Tom Lincoln
County Supervisor of Roads
Tom
Rock Sprig
Knob Creek
Abe
Mounia
Creal
Rock Spring
A. W. Dennett
J. W. Bingham
Nashville Exposition
Louisville
Linecoln
Richard Lloyd Jones
Collier's
Louisville Distillers
Mr. Jones
Hedgensville
Jones
Abraham Lincoln
Connecticut
Nolin Creek
Ncoln
Ifm
Ghewsanda
Cincola
Springfield
Barthpiece
Nancy
Lincolns
Hodgensville
Hardin
Larue County
Abraham
Ace
Bock Spring
Lincoln Birth Farm to Be Restored as Mecca for Freedom Visitors
The history tale describes restoring the Lincoln birth farm near Hodgensville, with the cabin and Rock spring to be preserved and a bluegrass sowing for a historical monument. The plan includes returning the cabin, rescuing the spring, and creating a museum-like farm area to mark Lincoln’s early life and rise.
Revival of the Boxer Troubles
Personal sketches by a United States Marine recounting service in China during the Boxer upheaval of 1900. The narrator, under Major Waller, describes landing at Taku, marching to Tientsin with allied forces, brutal fighting in the Chinese graveyard, and the grim challenges of siege, disease, and combat as Boxes, Japanese, Russians, and others clash amid shattered defenses and captured mint and arsenal.
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China
Tientsin
Pekin
Waller
U. & Marine Corps
Taku
9Th I
Marines Attack in Luro and Seize City as Loot Flows
Marines attacked in Luro and drove them from the buildings, which we then held for good. The city fell and the loot began. J.C.
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Luro
J.C
Birthday Anniversary for A A Johnson on Seventy Ninth
On March 1 1906 Winterset citizens gathered at A A Johnsons home to mark his seventy ninth birthday with music and a commemorative poem by Rev J R Stewart. Mr and Mrs Jesse H Harris of Freeport visiting Cambridge attended the Gilbreath Ferguson wedding Thursday evening.
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Winterset
A. A. Johnson
J. R. Stewart
Jesse H. Harris
Freeport
Cambridge
Gilbreath-Ferguson
Marchioness of Gorsini killed in auto overturn
In Rome on March 9 the Marchioness of Gorsini formerly Princess Barberini died when her automobile toppled from a bridge into a ditch after steering to clear a passing cart. Her husband, King Victor Emmanuel's master of horse, escaped unharmed. The vehicle fell fifteen feet and overturned as it landed.
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Rome
Marchioness
Gorsini
Princess Barberini
Victor Emmanuels
Cambridge Public Library Trustees Elect Officers and Rules
The Cambridge Public Library held its annual meeting with John M. Amos as president and Robin L. Scott as vice president. New standing committees were appointed, rules revised, and duties defined. A note praised rapid growth in book use due to new titles and notices. bonds for the treasurer and librarian were set, and audits authorized.
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Cambridge Public Library
David Okey
A. A. Taylor
McCulloch
Taylor
Mathews
Rosemond
Okey
Scott
Campbell Rosemond
Oxey
Amos
Bond
Miss Mary Ferguson and Frank Galbraith wedding
A pretty home wedding was held Thursday evening at Mrs. Minerva J. Ferguson's Blaine avenue home. Miss Mary Ferguson and Frank Galbraith, a Pennsylvanian postal clerk from Uhrichsville, were married in a simple ceremony by Rev. G. O. Miller. An elegant wedding reception followed as relatives and friends offered congratulations.
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Minerva J. Ferguson
Blaine Avenue
G. O. Miller
Second United Presbyterian Church
Mary
Frank Galbraith
Pennslyvania
Ubrichsville
Final Arrangements for Commencement at Cambridge High
The Cambridge High School Senior Class met with Supt Hobson to set details for the annual Commencement at the Colonial on June 11. Miss Jeannette McFarland was elected valedictorian and Verpor Orme salutatorian by vote. The 22 speakers will be trained by the superintendent and English department. Prof LaChat will lead over 150 chorus voices with a trained orchestra for the evening.
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Cambridge High School
Supt. Hobson
Colonial
Mr. Wobsoo
Jeannette Mcfarland
Verpor Orme
LaChat
Important Appointments At Guernsey County Session
Guernsey county commissioners held a lengthy session in the courthouse approving routine matters and several appointments. Andy Rea named janitor, A J Clark named trustee of the Children's Home for four years, W F Padgitt chosen tax inquisitor for one year. Viewers appointed for road petitions in Spencer and Knox townships with hearings planned in May. Semi annual treasury examination produced a favorable report. A Seattle real estate note cites February transfers totaling about ten million dollars, with an implied larger yearly value rise in property transfers and optimistic city outlook.
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Guernsey
Court House
Addiiion
Andy Rea
Alex. Speer
Speer
Samuel Moore
Rea
Londonderry
Cambridge
A. J. Clark
Fred L. Rosemond
Children’s Home
Rosemond
W. F. Padgitt
W. F. Hickle
Spencer Township
M. L. Trott
A.C. Flanagan
M. MM. Knox
Alex, Teel
Senecaville
J. N. Clark
Knox Township
T. Schewyhart
Samuel Carr
Thomas Woodward
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