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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1896

Page

7

Traits of Lincoln. Tenderness Bravery and Common Sense

The article portrays Abraham Lincoln as a complex, nearly mythic figure marked by tenderness and resolve. It credits him with rare genius, moral strength, and deep humanity, while noting his mysterious beliefs and cautious public persona. It emphasizes his poverty forged character, resilience, and enduring influence.

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Interrupted Wedding of Lincoln and Mary Todd in Springfield

The account describes a hasty Episcopal ceremony at Mr M W Edwards home in Springfield Wisconsin. Rev Charles Dresser officiated while Judge Thomas C Brown observed and quipped God Almighty Lincoln the statute fixes all that as the ring was placed on Mary Todd's finger. The ceremony concluded with Lincoln and Mary declared husband and wife.

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Epigrams by Lincoln Illustrating his Pointed Metaphor

The article surveys Lincoln’s use of homely similes to make points in war and politics. It cites quotes about General Grant, army logistics, and office seekers. Lincoln’s wit is described as uncouth yet forceful, with vivid rural imagery and sharp political barb.

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Lincoln grows beard after young woman's request in 1861 speech

The narrative recalls Abraham Lincoln traveling from Springfield to Washington in 1861 to speak, noting a Newark Erie Northeast station moment where a young girl’s letter urged him to grow whiskers. Lincoln joked about inviting the girl on stage to comment on the result as the crowd cheered and a girl was kissed by the president.

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Shoddy Tariff Critique Sparks Free Trade Debate

Springfield Union reports on Senator Hill denouncing tariff terms as shoddy and snaking the word out of law. It notes Germany uses a higher ad valorem rate and contrasts McKinley protections with post tariff imports of rags and wool adulterants, highlighting increased foreign rags used in clothing.

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The Sun Backs Cleveland for 1896 Nomination

The newspaper expresses confidence that The Sun will be influential in supporting James G. Blaine or Grover Cleveland should either win the Democratic nomination in 1896. It discusses the impact of the press on political fortunes and public perception.

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