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The Day Lincoln was Shot: Postscript

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• Text: -legraph company, and lived until 1910. The owner of' Ford's Theatre, J ohn T. Ford, was thrown into prison, but was later released for lack of evidence. The government confiscated nis theater, but - he forced it to pay $100,000 for the 'house. Tiventy

Whitley Read Civil War diary

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• Text: looks rather desolate down that way. Saturday, May 13, 1865 Pleasant but cool done nothing to day went to the theater this evening it did not amount to much. Sunday, May 14, 1865 To day the same as yesterday done nothing but read and sleep quite cool