Tag: abraham_lincoln
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March 4: A Pivotal Date in US Presidential Inaugurations and Idaho's Creation
March 4th marked the traditional Inauguration Day for US presidents until 1937, and also the date President Lincoln signed the act creating Idaho Territory.
Politics and GovernmentMedia Presidential InaugurationMarch 4Idaho TerritoryAbraham LincolnAndrew JacksonTwentieth AmendmentUS HistoryU.S. Library of Congress
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February 12: A Day of Historical Significance for Presidents, Painters, and Puritans
February 12th marks the birthdays of Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Moran, and the life of Cotton Mather, highlighting key moments in American history, art, and intellectualism.
Politics and GovernmentMedia Abraham LincolnThomas MoranCotton MatherPresidents DayYellowstone National ParkPuritanismAmerican HistoryU.S. Library of Congress
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Allan Pinkerton: From Abolitionist to Detective Agency Founder
Learn about Allan Pinkerton, the founder of Pinkerton’s National Detective Agency, his role in uncovering an assassination plot against Abraham Lincoln, and his agency's involvement in labor disputes.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessHistorySocial IssuesLaw EnforcementEmployment and Labor Allan PinkertonPinkerton's National Detective AgencyUnderground RailroadAbraham LincolnCivil WarHaymarket RiotHomestead StrikeU.S. Library of Congress