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.
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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.
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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.
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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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Ward’s
Pescara
John McCullough
United States Governoent
Greenmount’ Cemetery
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Washington, D. C
Dogwood Area
Senator Depew