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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clipping, pasted to scrapbook page "How Wilkes Booth Died, As Told By Eye Witness", published in the Philadelphia Record
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of letter to F. Hunter Creech from the US Treasury Department Division of Bookkeeping and Warrants ; Black's name handwritten at top left
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Two newspaper clippings, pasted to scrapbook page, "Saw Tragedy", published in St. Louis, MO Times, April 14, 1925, and "H. R. Rathbone on WJJD Tuesday", published in the Chicago Herald Examiner, April 12, 1925
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Two newspaper clippings, pasted to scrapbook page, both titled "Fakers Who Thrive on 'Relics' of Booth Exposed by H. W. Fay", published in the Greenville, NC Reflector, April 3, 1925 and the Baltimore American, April 13, 1925 ; also, small clipping "Lincoln Tomb Custodian Denies Booth Skull Story", published in the Chicago American, April 13, 1925
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clipping, pasted to scrapbook page "Minneapolitan, 81, Recalls Assassination of Lincoln Sixty Years Ago Today", published in the Minneapolis Journal
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clipping, pasted to scrapbook page "Lincoln Shot Sixty Years Ago This Week", published in the Providence Sunday Journal
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clipping, pasted to scrapbook page, "Booth Letter, Suppressed 60 Years, Bared", published in the Minneapolis Daily Star
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clippings, pasted to scrapbook page, "5 'Skulls of Booth' Branded as Fakes", published in the Youngstown, Ohio Vindicator, March 29, 1925 ; "Denies Booth Escaped Death After Assassinating Lincoln, published in the Baltimore Sun, March 29, 1925
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clippings, pasted to scrapbook page, "Stories That Lincoln's Slayer Was Not Captured Are Denied", published in the Springfield, Massachusetts Union, April 3, 1925 ; "Oldroyd Denies Tale that Booth Escaped, published in the Washington Post, April 5, 1925
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Newspaper clippings, pasted to scrapbook page, "Expose Fakers of Booth Relics", published in the Providence, RI, Tribune, March 28, 1925 ; "Oldroyd Denies Tale That Booth Escaped", published in the Washington Post, April 5, 1925 ; "Friend of Lincoln Dies at 74 Years, published in the Detroit Free Press, April 8, 1924
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of excerpt from "Life and Times of Edwin Booth"
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of article "Lincoln's Assassination, Told by an Eye-Witness", published in Century Magazine
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of two articles, "Booth's Shot Recalled", published in the New York Times in 1890, and "A Coincidence", published in June 1893, pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of six short articles and a poem, "Lincoln's Assassination" (1900), "Booth's First Appearance in America", "Booth" (poem), "Lincoln forgives Booth (1905)", Steele Mackaye Indignant", "Booth's Greatest Compliment", pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of seven short articles, "Books About the Booths", published in the Dramatic Mirror, untitled clipping "Charleston, Dec. 7", "Tragedian's Great Grief", published in the Boston Herald, "He Saved Robert Lincoln's Life", "Edwin Booth's Gift to His Nephew", "The Last of the Booth Family", pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of excerpt from untitled article
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of excerpt from article "The True Story of Boston Corbett", published in the Toledo Blade
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Negative photostat of two articles, "Is J. Wilkes Booth Alive?", published in the Chicago Chronicle, and "That Booth Story", published in the Cinicinnati, Ohio Enquirer, pasted to scrapbook page, with handwritten note
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Two short articles, published in the Detroit Free Press, September 29, 1921, "John Wilkes Booth's 'Body' Hoaxes Crowds in Illinois", and an unidentified Washington newspaper, July 17, 1899, "Relics of Lincoln's Death", pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Typed excerpt from "History of the U. S. Secret Service", page 703
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Typed copy of article "Our Special Account" in the New York Tribune, published April 27, 1865 ; Black's penciled initials at top
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Two short articles, one published in the Detroit Free Press in 1925, "Soldiers Slew Booth, Michigan Vet Asserts" ; in the New York Journal in 1898, "Booth's Note ot Coyle", pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Two short articles, published in the Owensboro, KY, Messenger in 1925; "Booth Buried in Virginia and Body Covered With Acid, Veteran Says" ; "'Grave of Lincoln's Assassin' Made Known After Sixty Years", pasted to scrapbook page
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Three short articles published in the Detroit News in 1923 and 1925, pasted to scrapbook page, "Lincoln Slayer's Grave His Secret", "John Wilkes Booth Grave is Revealed", "One by One the Old Guard Goes" ; Handwritten note at bottom
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Book and Periodicals - Newspaper original photostats, Vol. 5 Typed copy of text of an article "Assassination of Mr. Lincoln", published in The Baltimore American
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