America's Cheerless Poet Poe Remembered In Baltimore Memorial Talks
The Sunday illustration reviews Edgar Allan Poe’s life and fame. It notes Poe’s centennial year 1909 births of contemporaries, a Poe Memorial effort in Baltimore, and debates on his character and genius. It recounts Poe’s childhood, struggles, marriages, and death with neutral, non-graphic detail.
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Edgar Allan Poe
John Wilkes Booth
Poe
Tennyson
Mrs. Browning
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Charles Darwin
William Ewart Gladstone
Abraham Lincoln
Kinglake
Edward Fitzgerald
Omar Khayyam
Thomas Paine
Chopin
Mendelssohn
Moncton Milnes
Henry Hudson
Columbia University of New York
Pog
Eightyfourth Street
Broadway
Patrick Brennan
University
Pallas
Hall of Fame
New York
Emerson
Longfellow
Irving
Hawthorne
Lowell
Whittier
South
The
West
Middle States
Middle West
New England
John Hancock
Poe Memorial Association of
Baltimore
Boston
John P. Kennedy
Public School Teachers’ Association
Sara Signourney.Rice
Rome
Julius Caesar
Woman's Literary Club of
Woman's Literary Club
All Souls
Sidney Lanier
Junius Brutus Booth
Edwin Booth
William Nicholas Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Westminster Church
Virginia
Maria Clem
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
the Raven
Hayne
Trinrod
Lanier
Harrison
University of Virginia
Weiss
Allan
Clem
Mrs. Weiss
Mass
W. C. Bryant
Edgar
David Poe
Maryland
Elizabeth Arnold Hopkins
Mid-Ocean
Atlantic
England
America
William
Rosalie
Richmond
McKenzie
United States Army
West Point
Southern Literary Messenger
Virginia Clem
Philadelphia
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