Caper of City and County Gold Cloned and Lincoln Assassination News
The article reports the Anbuque Herald account of Wilkes Booth and Harold fleeing to Bowling Green and taking refuge in a barn surrounded by soldiers. Booth resists surrender, a volley fatally wounds him, and he dies hours later. Also noted is Johnston’s surrender to Sherman, Lincoln funeral plans, and Lee’s expected arrival in Hamilton.
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Wilkes Booth
Harrold
Bowling Crean
Var
Starrold
Booth
Boston Corbett
16Th
New York Cavalry
Washington
Navy Yard
Lincoln
Stenton
Johnston
Sherman
Lee
Raleigh
Chattahoochiy River
Georgia
Dick Taylor
Jet Davis
Hilleboro
N. C
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Iran
Mississippi
Breckinridge
Benjamin
Tonbotm
Richmond
Spnnglisht
Buffalo
Teveland
Jess
Hamilton
C. W
Gan. Lee
Genuino Presncatione Receives Noted Submissions
A flood of items praises tembalds Genuino Presncatione with letters from clergymen and other prominent figures. Readers send commendations and testimonials about the product and its effects on appearance and skin tone.
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Tembald
Sito Judea
Mab
Booth Death and Capture in the Garret Barn
Details of the Booth engagement at Garretty farm describe Lt. Baker and Col. Conger demanding surrender inside the barn. Booth refused, a fire was started, he was wounded in the head, carried out and died about two and a half hours later. Corbett and Daugherty testified to the capture, Booth’s weaponry, and the aftermath including the body’s disposition and public interest at the navy yard.
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New York
Marrold
Baker
Conger
Daugherty
Garretty Farm
Garrett
Vnacm
Booth
Barm
Hare
Twastructous
Hooth
Tienda
Askold
Balf
Harrold
Lieut. Baker
Larighl
Col.Copper
Col
Liaut
War Department
Herald
Corbett
Booths
Harold
Soga
Dbarrold
Barton Corbett
Jets
Potomac
Harrig
Bain
Larrold
Aftea
Abbout An
Althom
Fio
Yeo
Navy Yard
Major Rathborn
Lincoln
Col. Baker
Ins
Canada
Washington
Hay
White
Potomac Flotila
Booth and Harrold at Garretts After Lincoln's Assassination
The Star reports Booth and Harrold reached Garretts days ago with Booth on crutches. A party with them claimed Booth is a wounded Marylander on the way home and planned to move him by the 26th. Booth praised the president's killer but noted rewards may rise from 200,000 to 500,000 as cavalry nears.
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the Star
Booth
Joe “Booth
Harrold
Garrett's
Garrett
Harold
Bie
Capture of Booth and Harrold Reported at Port Royal
Washncrox April 27 details a Union detachment of 161st New York Cavalry under Lieut Dougherty with two Baker detectives locating Booth and Harrold near Port Royal. Garrett brothers aided by Booth’s threats, then Booth killed by Sergt Corbett during a barn fire while Harrold surrendered. Garrets seized. pursuit to Washington. Fort Monroe notes Grant breaks armistice with Johnston. terms offered if Confederates pardoned and allowed to leave.
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Washncrox
the Star
o'Harrold
Booth
161Th New York Cavalry
Dougherty
Baker
Port Royal
Rappahannock
Bowling Green
Avelady
Blarrold
John
Wm. Garrett
Annne
Harrold
Garrett
Ouia Court House
Garrett Brothers
Garretts
Hns
Sergt. Corbett
Maj
Rathbern
Massachusetts
Washington
Fort Mowroy
Moorehead City
Newhern
Grant
Sherman
Johnaton
Johnston
Jefferson Davis
Funeral time change for late President announced
Spiveridty Illinois April 28 funeral time for the late President has been moved from Saturday May 6 to Thursday May 4 slor Toe ar.
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Spiveridty
Iil
Slor Toe
News from Washington and the South in April dispatches
A Grant telegram from Raleigh dated April 26 reports Johnston surrendering all forces from here to the Chattahoochee to Sherman, under a plan agreed with Lee. News recounts Booth’s autopsy disposal, Booth killer Harrold’s sorrowful state, and a Baltimore man’s suicide amid conspiracy rumors.
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Wan Dreament
Washington
Dix
Grant
Raleigh
Johnston
Chattahoochie
Sherman
Lee
Virginia
E. M. Stanton
Summary of 1865 Washington Special notes and postwar events
The Commercial's Washington Special reports a New York dispatch noting the Farmers Bank of Richmond vaults opened with contents undisturbed. It mentions a cabinet meeting to address emerging international questions from a conspiracy with broad implications. President Johnson is cheered in public, Booth's body burial finalized, and a Pennsylvania delegation delivers a radical address to the President. Secretary Seward is reported to be doing well.
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Washington
New York
Farmers Bank
Richmond
International
Johnson
Booth
Post
Pennsylvania
Lewis
Seward
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Thomas Tanney
Main Street
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West Dubuque
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I. E. Green
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Chicago
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Daily Herald
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Supreme Court
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Martin
France
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Vanity Fair
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Herbert Spencer
Chua. Kingay
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Towa
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Faoh Square
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Temes Mall
London
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