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Newspaper

Brook Reporter

Location

Brook, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1921

Page

2

Eyewitness Recalls Lincoln Assassination at Ford's Theatre

A veteran eyewitness recounts events of April 14 1865 at Ford's Theatre in Washington including Lincoln's presence in the box, Booth’s shock entry, the shot, and the immediate aftermath as patrons and theater staff responded with restraint and aid while the nation mourned. The piece notes the scene, the crowd’s calm, and the body’s journey toward Springfield the next day.

Lincoln Ford Abraham Lincoln National Museum Washington George C. Magnara Doctor Maynard Ford's Tenth Street Times Miss Hurt Georgiana Mr. Emerson Dundreary Agni Bundreacy Booth J. B. Steward Louis Keane Senate

Lincoln Capture Witnesses Silent City Afterassault

The Washington street scene recalls officials marching in groups along a silent curb as carriages passed, with sobs rising from a watching crowd. The narrative centers on the moments surrounding President Lincoln's assassination and the surrounding chaos near 516 Tenth Street Northwest.

Exemplar of Land of Opportunity in Lincoln's Era

The piece lauds Abraham Lincoln as a national exemplar of equality and opportunity. It cites humble origins on Hodgendvilla farm and argues greatness can grow from modest beginnings within American environment and atmosphere. Robert Lansing and state aid ideas appear in the framing.

Land of Opportunity Robert Lansing Atate Aid Hodgendvilla Abraham Lincoin Ameries

Murder in Dubuque Over A Personal Grudge

G D Larne Braywood a Chicago clerk attacked the Daly household with a heavy bar, killing Matt Daly a former Dubuque supervisor and injuring Mrs Daly and niece Constance Lahey. Both victims are at Mercy Hospital and feared dead. Larne was arrested near the home and confessed, saying he sought Mrs Edna Daly and regretted not harming her.

Dubuque Dacm Daly Constance Lahey Braywood Edna Daly Walter Dials Matt Daly Lorne Larue

Daniels Challenges Mitchell to Airplane Battleship Duel

A conditional duel proposal was issued by Mr. Daniels challenging Brigadier General Mitchell, head of army air operations, to pilot a bomber while Secretary Daniels navigates the bomber. The plan responds to General Mitchell's claim that aircraft have made dreadnoughts obsolete. Daniels mocks Mitchell's bomb dropping as ineffective in committee meetings and jokes about launching a small battleship.

Washington Mitchell Army Air Operations Daniels Alitchell Paniels

King Albert Home Again in Brussels with Queen Elizabeth

King Albert and Queen Elizabeth arrive in Brussels after completing a royal visit to Spain. The pair are welcomed back, continuing official duties as they resume their European itinerary.

King Albert Brussels Queen Elizabeth Spain

Hard Spring wheat and livestock market report

Market listing shows hard spring wheat prices and various grades, alongside butter, eggs, live poultry, potatoes, onions, and extensive cattle, hogs, sheep, and calves price ranges. Includes receipts, quality grades, and packing details from a regional market page.

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Mussel Breeding Brings Caution Amid Dry Season Woes

In Australia water scarcity drives use of large rain tanks as a judge bathes in a tank. a quip about soap. US Fisheries Bureau notes mussel farming may yield shells for mother of pearl with potential profits, estimating 1,000 baby mussels cost 20 cents and 18,000 grown weigh a ton, with a shell value around 35 a ton and losses possible.

United States Fisheries Bureau

Young suitor seeks piano duets for courtship

A piano instructor at a city music school recalls a consultation with a young man who wishes to learn piano duets to play with a young lady he hopes to marry. He asks for classical or operatic pieces and is guided toward suitable duets.

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