Tragic Ending of Lincoln's Career
A long historical retelling marks the Ford's Theatre murder of Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth on April 14 1865 detailing Booths plan in the assassination the pursuit of Booth and his capture and death the national response and the fate of Booths body with references to Surratt Atzerodt Payne Herold and Stanton.
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Abraham Lincoln
Ford
Washington
National Capital
Assnseln
John Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
Booth
Benjamin ‘Wells
Laura Keene
Mr. Lincoln
Seward
O'Loughlin
Stanton
K Street
General Grant
Payne
Herold
Navy Yard
Atzerodt
National Hotel
Johnson
Grant
House of
Treasury Department
Mr. Stanton
John A. Dix
New York
National Center
Augur
Department of Washington
Richards
Maryland
Richmond
Lee
Confederacy
Mary Surratt
Surratt
Atzeroil
Madd
Spangler
Secretary of War
Surratt Aml
Heer
Matthias Point
Port Conway
Nappahannock
Port Royal
Caroline County
Garret
Conger
Reform sparks wage debate in major league baseball
The article reports on President Frank J. Navin of the Detroit AL club weighing changes to player wages during training trips, with radical demands suggesting full pay on road training. Navin warns clubs may cancel trips if players push the issue, keeping players at home but requiring readiness. It also notes Harvard hockey dates, boxing plans for Wille Ritchie, German Olympic preparations, and other sports items including England cricket and Penn cricket's possible England trip.
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Frank J. Navin
Detroit
Navin
Ban Johnson
Gate
Wot Navin
The Height of the Ridiculous Precaution
A collage of humorous quotes from various papers mocking cautious habits. Jokes cover flags and militia, charity art, sales talk, parental help, and everyday miscommunications. The excerpts parody social niceties and prudent error in a light, regional voice.
All He Looked For
A fragmentary collection of quoted lines from multiple papers. It mentions George’s proposal, a nominal kitchen duty, and a reticent wife figure. The text shifts to garbled phrases about a handout and fatigue from beating a rally. It references travel to Europe and a marriage, with muted commentary about risk and chance.
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George
Buffalo Express
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