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Title: Leslie's illustrated weekly : Lincoln centennial number
Year: 1909 (1900s)
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Subjects: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Popular culture
Publisher: New York : Judge Company
Contributing Library: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Digitizing Sponsor: The Institute of Museum and Library Services through an Indiana State Library LSTA Grant

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S(ii8iBiiiflniIEfiiilli! ^<Maa^^KJ^. LESLIES WEEKLY Lincoln As He Was Day by Day REMINISCENCES OF ONE WHO MET HIM DAILY DURING THE LAST FOUR YEARS OF HIS LIFEBy David Homer Bates, Author of Lincoln in the Telegraph Office
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purpose of getting a.vaywho pestered him Now, after the lapse of half a century, nearly allwho were brought into daily I Ii with Lincoln dur-ing that momentous period have passed away. Everymember of his Cabinet is dead, and nearly all theleading generals. Nuulay ami Hay, in their Abra- in from the adjoining room. I>i In mad.- the graph ..llice Ins lialnlual L.ungi IT place, and ilbe seen then-fore that the telegraph operators daily—all through the exciting and anxious .In to i;,e War Departm eral Thomas Thompson Eckert, our chief; Charles Almerin Tinker, cipher operator; Albert Brown Chandler, cashier and cipher operator; Colonel Wil- ill J. ». JlliliN,. i,U,,,,t. 1 1 /.EliC U«fA 31 Jr„ fy~ *-i, \:ft*~. AS %-er f f£t- •f - - -Xtz 9 Szr ; ) j 7& ,tt t hi ^-~ if - - <l tlyj. ^V ±^L ; and Majdian of military telegraiAlthough the telegraph employed to ill Horner Albert E. H. Johnson, du- tiable and impor-armed conflicts, ; I I.c.in in 11,. Telegraph Office, some of r.

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