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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1911

Page

38

Booth Death Mystery and Final Baltimore Interment

Edward Freiburger presents a sensational account arguing John Wilkes Booth’s body was secretly buried in Greenmount Cemetery Baltimore four years after Lincoln’s assassination. The piece recounts burial details witnesses grave location secrecy and claims of ongoing concealment by cemetery officials and Booth family members.

Edward Freiberger J. Wilkes Roth Abraham Lincoln Booth Louisville Denver San Francisco Albuquerque New Orleans Montreal J. Wilkes Booth Jong Lincoln United States Abraham Tincoln John Wilkes Booth Virginia Wilkes Booth J. W. Bickford Pittsburg Lexington Atlantic Ocean Greenmount Cemetery Beltimore Hartford County Baltimora Richmond St. Charles Baltimore President Lincoln Ford Washington William Peterson Tends Street Laura Keene Col Baker L. B. Baker Arsenal J Grounds Old Washington Penitentiary Ordnance Department Edwin Booth Andrew Johnson Samuel Linton Holliday Street Theater John Ellinger Weaver Fayette Street Charley Wlinder Ellinger Green Cemetery Mary Ann Booth Brutus’ Booth New York Junius Brutus Booth Asia Booth Clarke John Sleesper Clarke Joseph A. Booth Clarke Guy's Hotel Weaver's Undertaking Establishment aPublic Playhouse Jonh Wilkes Booth William L. Ballauf The Holliday Ballaur Richard IE Richard Ballour J. R. W. Dunbar Dr. Dunbar George Washington Mount Vernon John Brown John H. Weaver Dogwood Harry Clay Ford Frank Germon Greenbury C. Germon Joseph Jefferson Germon Anita Tom Sam Kingsley James L. Mattox Basil Moxley Wilkes Momunt America Mount Auburn Cambridge Mass Mary Devlin Booth Boston Mary McVicker Booth McVicker Rose Hill Chicago James Hubert McVicker God's Acre Henry Wadsworth Longfellow James Russell Lowell Oliver Wendell Holmes Thomas Bailey Aldrich Fanny Fern Nathaniel P. Willis Margaret Fuller Ossell Charles Sumner Theodore Thomas Lewis Agassiz J. R. Vincent Charlotte Cushman William Warren Mary Baker Glover Eddy Booth Lot John HE. Owens Owens Fot Caleb Plummer Joshua Butterby Selon Shingle Edward Douglass White Louisiana United States Supreme Court Justice White John Booth Lafourche

Japanese Theaters Regulate Actors and Plays in Tokyo

Tokyo police enforce strict theater rules banning actor audience visits between acts and censoring plays to punish bad characters. The move reflects old Puritan like views on actors as subservient beings, while decadence in Western style plays alarms officials and prompts renewed moral scrutiny.

Tokyo Japan New York Washington Empire Jimmy Valentines London Paris Vorodzar Choho

Triumph for the Women Inventors in England and France

A London report highlights a rising number of women patent applicants with practical advances in gas turbines, wireless telegraphy, and dress fastenings. It cites French official statistics showing thousands of women in state posts, from postmistresses to teachers, across ministries, railways, and arts. it notes salaries and entry rules. Dr. BR J Ewart discusses global equality trends, arguing a later marriage age and female predominance may drive shifts in politics and society.

London England Lida Wilson Emma Hila Cranshaw Evelyn Mary Gossett Florence Louise Hood Kate Drusilla Ida Roberts France Louis Marin Meurthe Et Mogelle Ministry of Public Instruction Sevres Gobelins and Beauvais Ministry of Finance War Department Navy Department Minister of the Interior Minister of Justice Colonial Department Ministry of Foreign Affairs European BR. J. Ewart Ewart Dr. Ewart Lkely

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