Letter to Capt. John H. Cook [manuscript], 1900 Mar. 10.

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Letter to Capt. John H. Cook [manuscript], 1900 Mar. 10.

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The letter, addressed to Cook at The Cameron, 126th St. and St. Nicholas Ave., New York, N.Y., encloses an autograph of Abraham Lincoln.

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