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Abraham Lincoln’s blood-stained gloves sold as millions raised at controversial auction

Abraham Lincoln’s blood-stained gloves sold as millions raised at controversial auction - The items were separated from a collection that was intended to be available for public display

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Abraham Lincoln's possessions sell for millions as bloodstained gloves top auction

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Lincoln’s Blood-Stained Gloves Sell For Eye-Watering Amount at Auction

Lincoln’s blood-stained gloves from the night of his assassination among 144 artifacts on auction

The blood-stained leather gloves that were in Lincoln’s pocket the night he was assassinated were among the 144 items up for bid, 136 of which sold.

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Abraham Lincoln artifacts — including blood-stained gloves — raise nearly $8 million for foundation

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Abraham Lincoln artifacts that were once in a museum are going up for auction

Abraham Lincoln auction yields big results

A massive Abraham Lincoln auction, the most extensive sale of items from America's 16th president, yielded big prices Wednesday in Chicago. Several of the top-selling pieces in the 144-item auction were from Lincoln's assassination by John Wilkes Booth at Ford's Theatre in Washington on April 14, 1865.

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The Story of a Lincoln Assassination Conspirator Who Found Redemption in This Florida Paradise

In the clear waters off Florida’s Dry Tortugas National Park sits a massive brick fort where one doctor flipped his story from villain to hero. Samuel Mudd, jailed for helping Lincoln’s killer, became Fort Jefferson’s unlikely savior during a deadly fever outbreak. Here’s what happened.

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Live: JFK assassination hearing, witnesses accuse CIA of obstruction

The House Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets held a hearing Tuesday afternoon on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. Witnesses at the hearing included Dr. Don Curtis, who was one of the first to treat Kennedy at Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas,