An edition of The Milwaukee journal
(1909)
The Milwaukee journal
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Milwaukee fitly honors the memory of Lincoln, business generally suspended, and flags displayed throughout the city.
Nation pays its tribute, whole land honors Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln spoke in Milwaukee, stood on wagon and opened State Fair in 1859, his knowledge of agriculture surprised his hearers.
Gen. F. Winkler saw Honest Old Abe, but veteran tactfully avoids telling how Lincoln looked on horseback.
Only replica of Hodgenville Lincoln statue given varsity, T.E. Brittingham announces gift to state university, Taft may preside at unveiling [with illustrations].
Lincoln and Darwin born on same date, martyred president and famous author of theory of evolution first saw light on Feb. 12. 1809.
Abraham Lincoln's birthplace were the president spoke [illustration].
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