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A. B. Rumsey to Abraham Lincoln, Monday, August 26, 1861 (Seeks office; endorsed by James Lamb and seven others)

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Abraham Lincoln papers: Series 1. General Correspondence. 1833-1916: John H. Farquhar to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Recommends Caleb Smith for cabinet)

H. G. Hazelregg, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Recommend Caleb Smith for cabinet)

Jonathan S. Harvey to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, January 02, 1861 (Recommendation for Caleb Smith)

H. G. Hazelregg, et al. to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Recommend Caleb Smith for cabinet)

Alfred H. Jones to Abraham Lincoln, Tuesday, May 20, 1862 (Recommendation)

John A. Andrew to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Cabinet recommendations)

John A. Andrew to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Cabinet recommendations)

Jonathan S. Harvey to Abraham Lincoln, Wednesday, January 02, 1861 (Recommendation for Caleb Smith)

John P. Hale to Abraham Lincoln, Saturday, January 19, 1861 (Recommends Chase for cabinet)

John H. Farquhar to Abraham Lincoln, Sunday, January 20, 1861 (Recommends Caleb Smith for cabinet)

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KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, FLA. - A third-quarter moon is the only visible element in the sky as NASA's Comet Nucleus Tour (CONTOUR) spacecraft successfully launches at 2:47 a.m. EDT aboard a Boeing Delta II rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla. Designed and built by The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory (APL) in Laurel, Md., the 2,138-pound (970-kilogram) spacecraft was placed into an elliptical Earth orbit 63 minutes after launch. About 19 minutes later the mission operations team at APL acquired a signal from the spacecraft through the Deep Space Network antenna station in Goldstone, Calif., and by 5:45 a.m. EDT Mission Director Dr. Robert W. Farquhar of the Applied Physics Lab confirmed the craft was operating normally and ready to carry out its early orbit maneuvers. CONTOUR will orbit Earth until Aug. 15, when it is scheduled to fire its main engine and enter a comet-chasing orbit around the sun. The mission's flexible four-year plan includes encounters with comets Encke (Nov. 12, 2003) and Schwassmann-Wachmann 3 (June 19, 2006), though it can add an encounter with a "new" and scientifically valuable comet from the outer solar system, should one be discovered in time for CONTOUR to fly past it. CONTOUR's four scientific instruments will take detailed pictures and measure the chemical makeup of each comet's nucleus -- a chunk of ice and rock -- while analyzing the surrounding gas and dust. KSC-02pd1123

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Portrait photo of U.S.S. Newark, Captain Farquhar

Farquhar House, 1601 Sandy Spring Road (Route 108), Sandy Spring, Montgomery County, MD

Western discoveries. [San Francisco] Printed for the members of the Chit Chat Club by Francis P. Farquhar [1939?].

American Red Cross - Groups - American Red Cross in Italy. Red Cross workers, with Italian soldiers assistants, at Bellum, left R.D. Farquhar, Los Angeles, right Miss Gertrude Mill Springer, New York

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Farquhar, John - Public domain portrait engraving

Farquhar, John - Public domain portrait engraving

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