Printed July 1, 1865, Harper's Weekly-Titled "A facsimile of Booth's handwriting as found on a pane of glass in room 22 of the McHenry House, Meadville, PA". The story goes that a cleaning woman found an inscription that Booth was suppose to have written. It said "Abe Lincoln departed his life, April 13, 1864, from the effects of poison."Printed July 1, 1865, Harper's Weekly-Titled "A facsimile of Booth's handwriting as found on a pane of glass in room 22 of the McHenry House, Meadville, PA". The story goes that a cleaning woman found an inscription that Booth was suppose to have written. It said "Abe Lincoln departed his life, April 13, 1864, from the effects of poison."
Printed July 1, 1865, Harper's Weekly-Titled "A facsimile of Booth's handwriting as found on a pane of glass in room 22 of the McHenry House, Meadville, PA". The story goes that a cleaning woman found an inscription that Booth was suppose to have written. It said "Abe Lincoln departed his life, April 13, 1864, from the effects of poison."