Tattered 1865 Lincoln Assassination Paper Revealed
An 1865 Beeville Bee-Picayune reprint offers a vivid snapshot of Lincoln's assassination coverage. It notes headlines like THE PRESIDENT DEAD and details the Herald’s front page, including Seward’s wounding and Booth’s alleged identity, captured in an archival gift by editor George S. Atkins.
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Lincoln
Harold Seveesop
Beeville
Bee-Picayune
Washington
Seward
Ford
New Fork Herald
Abrahrm Lincoln
Bereld
Wes
New York Herald
George SB. Atkins
Saper
Alo
Siaue Theisss
Bali
Herald Dispatch
Intel
Marine
John
Wilkes Booth
Iig
Jefferson Davis
Confederate States of America
Irninia
Herald
Tts
Reid
Danville and Petersburg Dispatches Frame Richmond Fall
Confederate sympathizers recount the fall of Richmond and evacuation of the capital. Reports from Danville detail surrender events at Appomattox Court House, with dispatches from Sherman’s army and Burkesville Junction. The piece notes postsack souvenirs of Confederate officers and weapons, and discusses Reconstruction worries as drafting ends for 70,000 workers.
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Danville
The
Register
Confederate
Asheville
Bowle
Petersburg
Richmond
Rebri A
Herald
Revert F Lee
U S. Grant
Appomattox Court House
Sherman
Dreamzee
Hightitymenims
Dick Turpitt
Aur- Bonne Sas
Bankenow
Basket Lunch Dinner at Nada Monday Evening
Farmers and business men in southern Colorado county are invited to a basket lunch and dinner at Nada on Monday evening June 13. Special music and several speakers are planned with no admission. Public cordially invited.
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Colorado County
Kit Hell
Nada
Epworth League elects officers at regular meeting
At the regular meeting Friday night the Epworth League elected officers: Remo Dean Duty president, Howh Vel Lewis vice president, John Lewis Austin secretary, and Paul Barnett treasurer. Miss Cherlene Duddleston of Bernardo is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kretzschmar.
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Eir
Winn Poole
Pansy
New Mexico
Jack Rhodes
Bobbs
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Epworth Leaague
Remo Dean Duty
Howhvel Lewis
John Lewis Austin
Paul Barnett
Cherlene Duddleston
Bernardo
Henry Kretzschmar
Texas Leaders Past and Present in Our Lone Star State
A nostalgic portrait by W I Carley of Texas governors and notable figures. Oscar Branch Colquitt, James B Ferguson, William Pleasant Hobby, and others are profiled as aging statesmen, businessmen, and families. The piece highlights their public roles, philanthropy, and lingering influence, with mentions of Baylor University, The Houston Post, and a sprawling Texas landscape.
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Oscar Branch Colquitt
Willian Pleasant Hobby
Houston
Texas
Nis
Wiliam
Agriculture Council at Bay City June 16
Prank PF Holland will address the Gulf Coast Council of Agriculture meeting in Bay City on June 16. The all day event, invitation extended by W. C. Cox, includes notable figures from Texas A&M, Extension Service, and the Houston Chamber of Commerce. Free barbecue planned for 1000 attendees.
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PF. Holland
Farm Od Ranch
Gulf Coast Council of Agriculture
Bay City
Wis
Tommy
John F. Walker
Westrar
W. C. Cox
Houston Chamber of
Commere Agricultural Department
A. & M. Celitée
Jack Ghelton
Texes Extension Service
P. C. Mangleshort
Texas Experiment Station
E.R. Budaly
Texas Extension Service
R. Lee Bobbitt
Stile Highway Commission
Lancaster
College Station
J. &, Branford
Southern Agriculturia
Operation Reported For Mrs Lord Baring At Temple
Word reached Monday that Mrs Lord Baring underwent an operation at Scott and White Hospital in Temple and is recovering. Her mother Mrs A. Baring accompanies her at the hospital as the executive committee includes G Ruohanen, Luser Land, and others from nearby towns.
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Lord Baring
Scott End White Hospital
Temple
Nelly
Baring
Ruohanen
Luser Land
Boston
Angleton
Henry WW
Dew
DeWalt
W. R. Wright
Hemp
Stead
H.C. Roberts
Wharton
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Oklahoma City
Ms. E. W. Hanly
Geo. IH. Heck
Eagle Lake
Alice Mae Thomas
Mose Thomas
Mises
Jane Reed
Mary Ethel Hight
Ruth Thamess
Everett McRee
Louisiana Statr University Medical School
Jefferson Wevis Hospital
William Burn of
Fouston
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Wir. Alg. McClanutinn
Clair McClanahan
Milks
Glenna Holloway
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Suamey
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League
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den Moody
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Nancy Paxton
Ross Shaw Sterling
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Leto
Drogglits
Boltla
Beckman
Agriculture Council
Eagle Lake Grain CO
Fasle Lake Insurance Agency
W. E. McRes
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Sermiss
J. H. McCreary
Mar
Edgerton
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Nunn
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Clanahan
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Houston Commercial College
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