Lincoln Birthday Eulogy Highlights Loyal Democratic Faiths
In Baltimore Lincoln Birthday observances featured two banquets with remarks by Vice President Fairbanks and Treasury Secretary Shaw. Shaw praised Lincoln as a man of the people and urged unity, while Fairbanks warned against disloyalty to political principles. The German American Lincoln Club hosted leaders including Washington Gardner Cushman Wachter and Frank F. Sargent.
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Eulogies on Lincoln at McKendree Church Honor Lincoln Birthday
Senator Moses E Clapp of Minnesota and William H E Andrews Auditor of the Treasury addressed a large audience at McKendree Methodist Church Massachusetts avenue near Ninta street last night commemorating Abraham Lincoln on his birthday. Col Colman opened with Gettysburg reading and both speakers praised Lincoln for liberty, union and national strength. The audience cheered, McConnell sang The Star Spangled Banner, and Rev Dr Hubbard closed with a benediction.
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Warfield on Lincoln race talk stirred northern fears
Gov. Warfield spoke at the Lincoln Day dinner in Pittsburg arguing that Lincoln opposed negro enfranchisement and equal social status. He warned the race problem has moved north of the Ohio line and urged Southern self reliance while praising Southern progress in coal and iron and defending states' rights against federal overreach.
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South's View of Lincoln Honored by Louisiana Governor
Governor Blanchard of Louisiana paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln at a Springfield banquet, praising his life and achievements. He asserted that the South now reveres Lincoln and agrees with the North on his foundational role with Washington in American history, noting the fading of wartime bitterness and the world’s recognition of Lincoln’s supreme beneficence.
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Lincoln and Lee Praised in Former Union Leader Tribute
Rev John Van Schaick Jr compares Abraham Lincoln and Robert E Lee highlighting Lincoln and Lee as models of greatness. He notes Lee kept his countrymen at home after the war and Lincoln’s resilience and tolerance helped shape a unified nation. At Armstrong Manual Training School students honor Lincoln and Frederick Douglass with Gettysburg Address readings and Douglass excerpts. Judge Fe M Hewlett will speak. music noted.
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Noted Singer Nellie Padden Dies in Alcohol Related Death
A coroner's jury in Winnipeg investigates the death of Nellie Padden, a former stock company star at the Princea Theater and wife of a Minneapolis millionaire, concluding death was due to alcohol. The Washington Post Book Catalogue announces sale at the Post business office starting Thursday morning.
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Centralized power and states rights clash in a 1900s debate
A lengthy examination argues that national control would undermine the American constitutional system. It cites railroads and District of Columbia regulation, notes state reforms in insurance and labor, and warns that federal overreach risks autocracy while praising state governance and private initiative as sources of national strength. Speaker Cannon's Lincoln tribute letter closes the discussion.
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Baby Born on the I Train During Lying-in-Hospital Trip
A Bronx woman, Mrs Jennie Tonanovec of 1144 East 170th Street, gave birth to a girl on a southbound Third Avenue I train early today while en route to the Lying-in-Hospital at Second Avenue and Seventeenth Street. Passengers and guests from the Anawanda Club ball aided the birth and arranged a makeshift bed from opera wraps before medical help arrived. Both mother and baby were reported doing well after transfer to the hospital.
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