Lincoln Birthday Honors Stir Public Loyalist Oration
Eulogies by Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Shaw mark Lincoln’s Birthday in Baltimore with two banquets hosted by the Union League and German American Lincoln Club. Leaders praise Lincoln’s devotion to duty and unity, warn against disloyalty to principle, and call for cohesive party action in a year of political tension.
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Lincoln Birthday Memorial At McKendree Church Honors Lincoln
Senator Clapp and William E Andrews extolled Lincoln at a McKendree Methodist Church memorial service under the United States Historical Society. The crowd heard Colman open with a Gettysburg reading as Clapp defended Lincoln’s dedication to liberty and union. Andrews lauded Lincoln as the world’s greatest commoner, while heartfelt tributes and patriotic singing closed the observance.
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Warfield on Lincoln race talk at Pittsburgh dinner
Gov. Warfield of Maryland told the Lincoln Day dinner crowd that enfranchisement of the colored man has returned to plague the North. He argued Lincoln would not have supported negro suffrage and he warned that race issues are now most acute in Ohio. He praised Southern self reliance and opposed federal overreach and universal social equality.
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South's View of Lincoln Lauded by Louisiana Governor
Gov Blanchard addressed the Snagamon Club in Springfield praising Abraham Lincoln. He said the South now places Lincoln with Washington at the forefront of American history noting the war's bitterness has faded and all regions revere Lincoln's life and achievements. The speech asserts Lincoln's role advanced humanity and world progress.
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Lincoln and Lee compared in address at Eastern High School
Rev John Van Schaick Jr praised both leaders noting Lee's postwar push to unite the country and Lincoln's enduring legacy. The talk at Eastern High School framed their characters as Great, broad, and tolerant, with Lincoln's vision easing Reconstruction. Armstrong Manual Training School evening programs honor Lincoln and Douglass with Gettysburg Address and notes on Lincoln statue speech.
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Noted Singer Nellie Padden Dies in Police Custody
A coroner's jury in Winnipeg investigates the death of Nellie Padden, a former stock company star and singer, noting death due to alcoholism. The article recalls her fame at the Princea Theater and mentions her marriage to a Minneapolis millionaire. The Washington Post Book Catalogue is announced for sale at the Post office.
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Debate on Federal Power and State Rights in Early U.S. Theory
A speech recounts arguments against centralizing authority under the national government. It cites railroad regulation, District of Columbia laws, and industry oversight as failures of national control, arguing for preserving state powers to protect liberty and balance in the constitutional system.
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Baby Born On Southbound I Train In New York
A girl named Tonanovec was born on a rapidly moving Third Avenue L line train en route to the Lying-in Hospital near Second Avenue and Seventeenth Street. The mother Mrs Jennie Tonanovec and her husband were aided by well dressed ball guests who sheltered her on cloaks as the train halted at several stops. The baby and mother were later transferred to the hospital and both were reported doing well.
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