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Title: Reminiscences about Abraham Lincoln
Year: 1900 (1900s)
Authors: Lincoln Financial Foundation Collection
Subjects: Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865 Presidents Presidents
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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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for thfh> ■? that they COUld P^recom I Texcitement that was bound tocome, i Was especially cautioned toprepare for trouble in Mtesouri It.was thought the crime would angerI the union men in the state and cause theT.h1^ and acts of avenge upon* ♦ ^bel sympathisers;. I fcrouUtinto the city of St. Louis such troops ptndinl ^fr Sd- 1SSUed an order sus!pending all business, warning bothsides to remain in their houses andprohibiting any gathering of Crowdson the streets. But I found that Thl a?Uttne,Ve?PleiWere m°re Messedat the great crime, if possible than ; the union sympathizers* The streets or bt. Louis were deserted for two days and there was nothing but Z- r°w exhibited on both sides The lady called the next dav an* dSdmteofr thvard; sh* 2s hi dn?,n? • ° keep lt as memonto; nodoubt giving up all hope for her sonbut I did not have it in Ly nelrtafter Lincolns death, to carry out the mu^°,Vhe COUrt and therefore com^muted the sentence to imprisonment^ illlSiMVll <-\J (
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( t 11 LINCOLNS FAMOUS LOG CABIN MOVED BACK TO THE OLD FARM. In preparation for the observatiion of the Lincoln centenary at the birth place of of the emancipator nearHodgeville, Ky., tho cabin in which Lincoln was born, has been moved back to the old farm and erected on thespot where it originally stood. After having been on exhibition at fairs and other show places, and carted aroundthe country for several years, and finally ending up in a storage warehouse in Louisville, Ky., the old cabin hasfinally been restored to the spot where it belongs and it is hoped will now be allowed to remain there per-manently. J -,A>ELPHIA INQUIRER, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 30, 19541100 Years of Memories Centenarian RecallsNight Lincoln Was Shot

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