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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1901

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

Garfield Republican Party Conkling New York Charles J. Guiteau Europe Guiteau Arthur

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