Articles related to "James Young"

The James-Younger Gang rose to prominence in a war torn Missouri after the Civil War and garnered public sympathy until Jesse's untimely death.

With regards to the famous exploits of the James-Younger Gang, the very first American train robbery occurred in Seymour, Indiana, by the locally unpopular Reno Gang.

On May 19, 2009, Philadelphia, Mississippi, took a giant step toward merging its image with the meaning of its name: City of Brotherly Love.

Jesse James was the most famous old west outlaw in American history and although a heartless killer he is fondly remembered by history as a folk hero.

Bob Dalton became the outlaw leader of a family crime gang and terrorized the Kansas territory for two years before meeting a violent end.

The Eli Young Band, David Nail, Easton Corbin, Jesse Lee, and the Carter Twins are five new acts that have impacted radio listeners and concert goers.

Finally reaching commercial success in 2008, the Eli Young Band have established their brand of Texas country with "Jet Black and Jealous", and hit songs "When It Rains."

"Infamous Scribblers" offers a fascinating look into the evolution of early American journalism and the printers and writers involved.

A research study compares surgical and non-surgical interventions on patients with back pain. This article contrasts the views of pain in 19th & 21st century medicine.

These men, who looked like gentlemen grandfathers during the late 1800s and early 1900s, planned and executed some of worst acts of violence during the Civil War.

The Cherokee Henry Starr was one of the most unusual outlaws in the folklore of the American West. He was precise, bold and courteous and made robbing banks a vocation

Just to the north of the New Town, Stockbridge epitomises village Edinburgh with its own distinct character, its open spaces and leafy streets and squares.