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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1912

Page

7

Orchestra Leader William Withers Recalls Lincoln Assassination

William Withers, former leader at Daly's theater and present Rye Beach resident, recounts meeting John Wilkes Booth in Ford's theater seconds after Lincoln was wounded. He describes the barroom encounter, the attack, his own wounding, and how Booth fled as police and detectives moved in. The incident ended with Lincoln’s death the next morning.

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Mr Bryan Our Lincoln Oratory After Study

W. J. Bryan argues Lincoln’s eloquence rests on two core traits information and earnestness. He notes Lincoln spoke from knowledge and prepared to meet any challenge, exploring every argument and speaking from the heart to his listeners.

Lincoln W. J. Bryan

Lincoln the Emancipator Lifted by Noble Tower

Poem honors Abraham Lincoln as a heroic figure who freed the nation. The verse envisions lofty heights and divine purpose, praising Lincoln as a devoted savior whose life and mission freed America from oppression and granted liberty from ocean to sea. Arthur J. Burdick signs the piece.

Arthur J. Burdick

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