Civil War Portraits of Lincoln and Davis Cabinet Split
United Press International outlines Abraham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis as rivals and parallels in birth and upbringing, then details their early administrations. Lincoln selects Seward Cameron Wells Chase Smith Blair. Davis taps Toombs Walker Mallory Memminger Judah Reagan, shaping a conflict era cabinet across Union and Confederacy.
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Jefferson Davis
Mason-Dixon Line
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Davis
Kentucky
Thomas Lincoln
Indiana
Illinois
Samuel Davis
Jefferson
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Mississippi
Southland
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Washington County
Transylvania College
Lexington
West Point
U. S
William H. Seward
New York
Seward
Simon Cameron
Pennsylvania
Cameron
Russia
Gideon Welles
Connectic
Hannibal Hamlin
New England
Salmon P. Chase
Ohio
Caleb B. Smith
Edward Bates
Missouri
Montgomery Blair
Maryland
F. P. Blair
Blair
Dred Scott
F. P
Jir
Confederacy
Robert Toombs
Georgia
U.S
C.S.A
Leroy Pope Walker
Alabama
Stephen P. Mallory
Florida
Secretary of Treasury
Christopher Memminger
South Carolina
Germany
Charleston
Benja P. Judah
Yale
John H. Reagan
Texas
Health Promoted By Swinging Bed
London expert Yahuda, aged 60, uses an electric swinging bed for health treatment. The Lancet notes his discovery that ancient Greeks used swings for medicine and claims the device activates body cells and removes toxins.
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