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Agent Kate Warne: The Woman Who Saved History

Send us Fan Mail Before there was Sherlock Holmes, there was Kate Warne. In 1856, a 23-year-old widow walked into the Pinkerton National Detective Agency and demanded a job—becoming America’s first female private detective.​In this episode of Honourabl Mentions: Hilarious History, we dive into t ...

PREVIEW - A History of Class Violence: Molly Maguires, Pinkertons, Propaganda of the Deed, Bourgeois False Flags, Against the Day, & the Haymarket Affair (Punching Pynchon's Shadow Ticket II)

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Kate Warne: America's First Female Private Detective

Kate Warne became America's first female private detective in 1856, joining the famed Pinkerton detective agency. During her 12-year career she helped thwart Confederate spies, protect high profile targets, and even assisted in preventing the Baltimore plot - an assassination attempt on Abraham ...

Abe Lincoln Week: The Time Kate Warne, America’s First Female Detective, Saved Abraham Lincoln’s Life

We’re replaying some of our favorite episodes about the 16th President. In this episode from February 2021, a groundbreaking detective uses her ingenuity to get President-elect Lincoln to Washington DC when there were threats against him. Plus: the family of the late Alex Trebek does some good w ...

Episode 93 - Warne, P.I.

She was the inspiration for the Pinkerton Detective Agency's famous slogan, and all it took was stopping the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Meet the first female private detective in the United States, Kate Warne.

Ep. 125 | Kate Warne: The Woman (Gasp!) Who Saved the Life of Abraham Lincoln [Temporarily]

On the morning of February 23, 1861, a train pulled quietly into Washington, D.C., hours ahead of schedule and without the fanfare that should have accompanied the arrival of a president-elect. Abraham Lincoln, dressed not in his customary black suit but in a soft felt hat and an overcoat draped ...

How America's First Female Detective Saved Abraham Lincoln

On this episode of Our American Stories, in February 1861, Abraham Lincoln was making a 13-day journey from Springfield, Illinois, to Washington, D.C., when warnings emerged of a plot to assassinate the president-elect as he passed through Baltimore, Maryland. With the country already coming apa ...

Detectives, Watches, Elections, and Vegetables! | Daily Trivia Quiz for Sept 7

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