The Boston daily globe, Vol. LXXV, no. 43, Friday morning, February 12, 1909

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Contents: Abraham Lincoln as he looked four days before the Gettysburg Address [photograph]. -- Bareheaded on baggage truck, President applauded at Altoona, Penn., crowd so enthusiastic his words are lost, on way to exercises at Hodgenville, Ky. -- Girl related to Lincoln, Miss Mabel Redmond of Clinton has this distinction. -- Played at the funeral, George R. Hinman of North Reading was one of the fife and drum corps that sounded long roll. -- Lincoln proclamation, President leaves one behind when he starts for Centenary celebration in Kentucky. -- Want new approval, Washington bankers doubt the legality of holiday proclaimed by the President. -- Sickles and Lincoln, President made statement to General that he was glad latter went to Gettysburg orchard. -- Senator [Henry Cabot] Lodge to speak today, delivers address on Lincoln in the House Chamber. -- Praise Lincoln the liberator, Fraternal Welfare League has its Centennial Celebration, Faneuil Hall rings with patriotic enthusiasm of high degree. -- Lincoln and the Bible, Rev. O.P. Gifford addresses students of Boston University on that subject. -- Living New England men who saw Lincoln [4 pages of personal stories]. -- Recalled by wounded man, Lieut. C.A. Tracy says Lincoln's sympathy in hospital and his bravery in field were notable

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