Albuquerque citizen, Volume 24, number 37, Friday, February 12, 1909

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Contents: Nation today commemorates the 100th anniversary of Lincoln. -- "Mightiest of mighty men who mastered mighty days," President Roosevelt thus characterizes Lincoln in a great speech delivered at Hodgenville, Kentucky, where notable men and women gather to honor the memory of Great Emancipator, whose birthplace is henceforth to be a national shrine, day is observed generally throughout the country by all classes of citizens. -- Forever in the hearts of his countrymen, after a sketch for statue to be set up at Lincoln's birthplace, Hodgenville, Ky. [illustration]. -- Abraham Lincoln's birthplace, where Pres. Roosevelt spoke [photograph]. -- Lincoln centennial observed today in Albuquerque, business generally is suspended and the citizens attend patriotic exercises, all schools have vacations today, pupils give programs and are dismissed, while local orators and musicians take part in celebration. -- Lincoln's home a national shrine, distinguished men today participate in program at Hodgenville, Kentucky. -- Lincoln's immortal Gettysburg speech

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