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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1909

Page

11

Booth’s Knife Wounds Orchestra Leader in Theater Scene

Wilam Withers, old and frail, recalls being attacked by John Wilkes Booth during the Lincoln assassination drama at Ford’s Theatre. He describes Booth’s sudden assault in the wings as he sought the stage door, the chaos, and his own wound but survival. Withers details Booth’s later confrontation and the discovery of Lincoln’s death in the President’s box, plus a later Indianapolis tribute to Nancy Hanks Lincoln.

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British Ambassador Letter Honors Lincoln in House Tribute

The House marked the tenth anniversary of Lincoln's birth with tributes led by Chaplain Couden and speeches by Representatives Boutell Nye and Douglas. A letter from James Bryce, British ambassador, conveyed his government's sympathy, praising Lincoln's emancipation work and calling for global peace and progress.

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Lincoln Conference on the Negro Question Calls Across Nation

New York February 12. Prominent men and women sign a call for a national Lincoln Conference to discuss how far the nation has kept its obligations under the Emancipation Proclamation. The plan opposes lawless attacks on African Americans and notes disfranchisement in Georgia and other states amid Supreme Court inaction. Signers include Jane Addams Samuel Bowles Ida Wells Barnett W E B Du Bois Francis Urimke G Hinseh Louis Post William Salter Susan Warton and others.

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Postum Converts Coffee Drinkers Say It Heals Ailments

Wisconsin woman praises Postum after a year trial noting her husband’s relief from sick headaches and her own stomach and heart palpitations. She claims coffee caused both issues and that Postum, prepared as directed, tastes like mild Java and is wholesome. They recommend read The Road to Wellville and say new letters arrive periodically.

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Memorial tablet proposed at Done Hill spot linked to Lincoln

Pupils of Orr School inaugurated a campaign to erect a memorial tablet on Done Hill North Rancho Highlands where Lincoln often stood to view Washington. Capt J Walter Mitchell led the event as principal speaker noting Lincoln’s White House days and a nearby resident once guided visitors to the exact overlook. Miss Constance Luebkert supervised the school exercises.

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District Force Keeps Health Officers at Posts on Lincoln Birthday Holiday

District building largely emptied as health department staff and detectives report for limited duties. Commissioners Macfarland and Cosby stay at desks part of day, with Strain’s watchmen remaining on site. White House proclamation declared holiday prompts closures and inquiries from visitors. The Masonic Temple celebration of Lincoln’s birthday was scheduled for later.

Macfarland and Cosby Health Department Detective Bureau John J. Strain Congress Department Macfarland Cosby Masonic Temple Lincoln John J. Strath Watch Hia White House Mr. Macfarland

Massachusetts Pays Tribute to Lincoln in Statehouse Observance

Boston scene marks Lincoln and Abral Lincoln memorials with Massachusetts lawmakers, patriotic groups, and city officials reflecting on Lincoln’s leadership. Senator Lodge argues a great executive must prioritize major duties, central government grows as the nation does, and state action cannot override federal treaties or endanger national peace.

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Wright Addresses Civil War Memorial Ceremony

Secretary Wright defends reconciling Union and Confederate views amid a ceremony for a Lincoln memorial. He recalls Lincoln’s restraint, the fate of reconstruction, and the role of Lincoln’s emancipation, while Isaac T. Montgomery places a box with historic documents inside the cornerstone.

Fairbanks Praises Lincoln At Lincoln Day Meeting

Vice President Fairbanks spoke at the Lincoln day observance in Alarmsburg on February 12, praising Lincoln as a great lawyer, statesman, and orator. Gov. Stuart presided. Fairbanks reviewed emancipation, war conduct, and Lincoln’s life in conflict, while escorted by the governor’s troop and visiting the new capitol.

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Tribute by New Yorkers marks Lincoln centenary celebration

The New York State Club met at the Pythian Temple to honor Abraham Lincoln's centenary with a reunion, entertainment, and dance. President William C. Connor opened, with speeches by Representative James B. Perking and WW. Driscoll, followed by a musical program including solos by Stephen P. Lout and others, a Norica Banjo Club feature, and the Star Spangled Banner by the orchestra.

New York State Club Pythian Temple Abraham Lincoln William C. Connor James B. Perking WW. 2 Driscoll Glen Barytone Stephen P. Lout Love You Zebeard Kate Jellis Tosta Thomas L. Jones Nordica Banjo Club Woodland Memories Walter Holt Arthur Middleton Morsell

Lincoln Birthday Observed at University of Berlin

Berlin February 12 1909 the one hundredth anniversary of Abraham Lincoln is marked at the University of Berlin with Prof Felix Adler of New York delivering an address on Lincoln as a typical American. The hall is crowded with leading professors and officials including David Jayne Hill the American ambassador and Mrs Hill. Adler presents a bronze bust of Lincoln to the university for the Roosevelt room. The Hills open their house to the American colony for an Lincoln celebration.

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Brazil Honors Lincoln Centenary Across Nation

Brazil paid tribute to Abraham Lincoln as the Lincoln centenary was marked by hoisting the national flag on federal, state, and municipal buildings. Warships and fortresses fired a 21 gun salute at 1 PM, while the Brazilian embassy in Washington flew its flag at topmast.

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Students Honor Lincoln Centennial at Howard University

A centennial celebration for Abraham Lincoln was held at Howard University in Memorial Chapel. Secretary Garrela presided as Speaker Cannon and former Speaker J Warren Keifer delivered speeches. The event featured a bronze tablet of the Gettysburg Address, a painting The Underground Railroad, and addresses by W H Coffin and artist C T Weber.

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Children honor Lincoln at St Patrick's Academy

Children at St Patrick's Academy held Lincoln Day exercises in the assembly hall. Miss Genevieve Garkins read a biographical sketch and Miss Alice Lucas delivered a poem. Rev Dr William T Russell spoke on Lincoln’s lessons in citizenship. clergy and parishioners attended.

Father Russell St. Patrick's Academy Lincoln Genevieve Garkins Alice Lucas America William T. Russell

Must Grow By Education Lincoln Douglass Banquet

Cleveland February 12 Lincoln Douglass banquet of Attucks Republican Club featured Roscoe Conkling Bruce formerly Tuskegee Institute academic director and now assistant superintendent for Washington colored schools. He spoke on freedom through education noting seven million rural Negroes and urging internal, moral and industrial regeneration led by trained teachers preachers and workers in Negro schools.

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Favorable Vote on French Tariff Amendment

Paris on February 12 reports the parliamentary tariff commission voted to recommend senate passage of the supplementary convention to the Franco Canadian commercial treaty of 1907. The proposed amendment protects French agricultural interests with a special tariff.

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Lincoln Honor Stirs Crowning by Kentucky Lincoln Association

A wreath of carnations was presented by the Kentucky Lincoln Association in a ceremonial tribute. The President boarded a tram for Louisville at 345 yy. 2s, aiming to arrive in Washington around 2 p.m. The account reflects a formal, period-voice report of a presidential honor and travel plans.

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Sherman Chief Speaker at Pittsburg Chamber Dinner

Vice President elect Charles G. Sherman of New York was the principal speaker at the Chamber of Commerce dinner at the Hotel Schenley in Pittsburgh. He praised Abraham Lincoln for his duty driven life and character. Earlier he addressed the University of Pittsburgh convocation at Carnegie Hall.

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Stirling Divorce Case Involves Atherton In Scotland

The Stirling divorce suit and Mrs Stirling cross suit were continued amid drama at the table of Mrs Atherton. Solicitor General Tro spoke of Mrs Atherton as linked to Mr Stirling and recalled alleged intimacy during Mrs Stirling’s time in America. Atherton showed reaction as the matter unfolded. Alfonso of Spain arrived to greet King Manuel and attend a yacht launch before continuing to Pau, France.

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