History of An Attempt to Steal the Body of Abraham Lincoln
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Present — Dana, Power, Lindlej, Wig-gins, Conkling, Chapin and Johnson. Absent — Reeee and McNeill.
The Grand Army of the Republic, including- Prisoners of War and Sons of Veterans, the Governor's Guard and Knights of Pythias and citizens composed the procession, headed by the Watch Factory Band. President Dana was chief marshal of the day. That made it necessary for another member of The Lincoln Guard of Honor to act as master of ceremonies, which was done by Clinton L. Conkling.
Before the se...rvices commenced, the following telegram was sent from the Monument: E. A. Shekman, Oakland, Cal. : As the people assemble at this shrine of pati'iotism, The Lincoln Guard of Honor sends greeting to their brethren toward the setting sun ; though the fame of Lin- coln never sets, but encircles the eai-th.
J. C. PowEK, Secretary.
The following response was read by Mr. Conkling from the speaker's platform : OAKliAND, CAii. , April 15, 1884. — To The Lincoln Guard of Honor, Springfield, m. : God bless Abraham Lincohi's memory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Present — Dana, Power, Lindlej, Wig-gins, Conkling, Chapin and Johnson. Absent — Reeee and McNeill.
The Grand Army of the Republic, including- Prisoners of War and Sons of Veterans, the Governor's Guard and Knights of Pythias and citizens composed the procession, headed by the Watch Factory Band. President Dana was chief marshal of the day. That made it necessary for another member of The Lincoln Guard of Honor to act as master of ceremonies, which was done by Clinton L. Conkling.
Before the se...rvices commenced, the following telegram was sent from the Monument: E. A. Shekman, Oakland, Cal. : As the people assemble at this shrine of pati'iotism, The Lincoln Guard of Honor sends greeting to their brethren toward the setting sun ; though the fame of Lin- coln never sets, but encircles the eai-th.
J. C. PowEK, Secretary.
The following response was read by Mr. Conkling from the speaker's platform : OAKliAND, CAii. , April 15, 1884. — To The Lincoln Guard of Honor, Springfield, m. : God bless Abraham Lincohi's memory.
What to read after History of An Attempt to Steal the Body of Abraham Lincoln?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Carroll Power to read onlineMoreLess
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