Lincoln Assassination Tale From Historic Outbreaks
The article recounts the Lincoln assassination, detailing Booth and conspirators, the fateful night of April 14, 1865, the attempt, Lincoln's death, and the funeral. It notes Booth's capture and execution of Payne, Herold’s surrender, Surratt’s escape, and the nation’s mourning with a funeral train to Illinois. It also mentions Warren of the Chicago board of trade predicting no price impact, contrasting with Garfield’s prior death.
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Republic
Lincoln
Garfield
Fort Sumter
Grant
Washington
South
John Wilkes Booth
Lewis Powell
George Atzerodt
Potomac
Maryland
Téncoln
Cabinet
State Seward
Payne
Booth
Herold
Rappahannock
John Surratt
Illinois
Chicago
Warren
Chicago Board of Trade
Spite of Urgent Warning McKinley Had No Fear
Washington report details President McKinley ignoring bodyguards and strolling alone on mornings with Comptroller Dawes. It notes heightened security around his Buffalo visit and recalls his calm after the assassination attempt, praising his fortitude.
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MR. McKinley
Washington
McKinley
White House
Charles Dawes
Secret Service
George Foster
Associated Press
Cortelyou
Milburn
Foster
Ireland
James B. Parker
Plot Made in West Revealed in Police Telegram
Washington dispatch reports Major Sylives ter of police received a telegram from Buffalo Chief William S Bull identifying Czolgoss as an anarchist who admits the plan to kill the president was devised in the West. The message suggests the plot failed and the suspect now regrets his attempt.
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Washington Post
Buffalo
Valleley
Exposition Force
Washington
Sept
Major Sylivester
William
Bull
Czolgoss
West
Jong Stub
Assassination of President Garfield and Guiteau
A detailed account of the 1881 Garfield assassination scene, Guiteau’s motive rooted in party factionalism, his confrontation with President Garfield at Pennsylvania Station, and the ensuing trial. The piece notes the public mourning, treatment delays, and questions of Guiteau’s sanity.
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Garfield
Republican Party
Conkling
New York
Charles J. Guiteau
Europe
Guiteau
Arthur
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