St Helen a Booth, Bates says, a dramatic Booth tale unfolds
Memphis attorney Finis Bates recounts his 20 year belief that St Helen was John Wilkes Booth, detailing Booth's life stories from Baltimore to Maryland and his alleged Lincoln assassination escape. Bates notes Burrell trials, bridge pass passwords, and Booth’s likeness matching famed actor traits and scars as supporting proof.
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Bates’ Law Office
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Memphis
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Tennessee Trust Building
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Baltimore
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Booth
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Joseph Jefferson
United States
Trné
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Mr. Bates
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Kirkwood Hotel
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Capitol
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Washington
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Herald
St. Helen and
John B Henderson
Senate
Robert Stone King
Finis T. Bates
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Geo. W Fithian
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Pres Bradbury
Geo Jones
Bradbury
Jones
Fithian
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Connelly
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Boston
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Annual Report Clark Co Building and Loan Assn Statement
Installment paid on stock $75,859.15. This item appears in the liabilities section of the annual report for Clark County Building and Loan Association, detailing amounts received toward stock. The entry reflects regular payments contributing to member obligations within the financial statement.
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Wearing Down and Naval Balance in World War I
The piece discusses British and German dreadnought strength at the start of the war, noting Britain led with more ships but that Germany’s submarine tactics are narrowing the gap. It argues the wear-down strategy may force a reevaluation of naval build plans and highlights the rising impact of submarines on battleship dominance. It also includes a long administrator notice about an estate sale in Clark County Illinois dated December 1914.
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