Lincoln Assassination Eyewitness Account and Aftermath
Detailed narrative of the Lincoln assassination at Ford's Theatre with Booth's attack, Rathbone's defense, and Lincoln's death. Describes the funeral procession to the White House, public mourning, and the later capture of Booth and co conspirators, plus trial outcomes and Mudd’s pardon.
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Garfield's Assassination and Trial Recap
A lengthy narrative recounts President Garfield's shooting at the Baltimore & Potomac depot in Washington on July 2 1881, his slow recovery and death, public reaction, and the trial and conviction of Charles Guiteau with emphasis on the political impact and key figures involved.
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Theodore Roosevelt Youngest U S President in History
Theodore Roosevelt became President after McKinley’s death and is the youngest to hold the office. Born Oct 27 1868 in New York, he excelled in Harvard sports and publishing. His career spans reform politics police and military service and a prolific writing record.
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