Lincoln Memorial Story of the Assassination Retold
The article recounts the Lincoln assassination and Civil War end, noting the Apr 1 1865 Five Forks battle, Sheridan's role, and Lincoln’s final days. It details Booth’s plan and the night at Ford’s Theatre, with Lincoln and guests attending Our American Cousin, leading to the fatal act.
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Washington
Apia
Fred
Hells Gang
Riverside
Five Forks
Phil Sheridan
Pelm Sanday
Toath
Our Fathers
Abyahaan
John Wilkes Tooth
Himeslf
Lincoln
Capt
Robert Lincoln
Bina
Raattia
Brew
Colfax
Lincely
Booth
Maryland
The Lincoln Assassination Box and Booth’s Escape
Dramatic account of the theater box scheme used to shoot President Lincoln, describing the box setup, door locks, and the assassin’s escape onto the stage. Booth’s pursuit, his wound, and the flag draped box frame the chaotic aftermath as the nation unites in mourning and funeral processions unfold across cities.
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Maj. Rathbone
Booth
Pssarsiy
Lincoln
Virginia
Kertena le
Stewart
Washington
Lis
Brotani Dian
Edwin Booth
John Wilkes
South
New York
Lincoln's Two Mothers and the Early Life of Abraham Lincoln
A fragmentary biographical sketch traces Abraham Lincoln's upbringing through his unknown maternal figures. It notes Nancy Hanks Lincoln's early hardship and milk sickness death, her literary influence on young Lincoln, and the shaping impact of Thomas Lincoln's second wife, Sally Johnston, as a stabilizing mother figure in his youth.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Gerther Garrison
Lind
Nanny Hanks
de. Holland
Thonina Lincoln
Whittler
Lealer
Fia Grouupol
Hipson
Laure
Holloway
Che
Thomas Lincan
Warker
Nancy Hanks
Linn
Heny
Layson
Hinself Eoew
Thomas Lincoln
Sally Johnston
Special Permindon
New York
Fragmented poem text on Lincoln era themes
Fragmented OCR presents a poem-like meditation on Lincoln era issues. The passage references mothers, brothers, creed, race, and a fading imperial tone, with garbled lines and archaic diction. It resembles a historical page fragment rather than a complete article.
Lincoln's Stepmother Remembered Through Family Bonds
Reminiscences describe the influence of a nurturing stepmother on a future great man. The Indian cabin felt warmed by her presence as her two daughters and son brightened it with childish joys. After Lincoln’s rise, their bonds endured through illness, travels, and a distant funeral, until the fated assassination and a revealing interview.
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Brother Aim
Lincoln
Hinself
Pantmore
United Sates
Herndon
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