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Horse Theft Is your horse at risk? horses • stolen horses • horse theft • branding • freeze branding
Prevent Horse Theft Horse theft is something most people attribute to the Old West, but it still happens today. Using technology rather than six-shooters, horse thieves are still at large. prevent horse theft • horse thieves • stolen horse • equestrian property • horse theft safety
Billy the Kid: Truth and Myth Everyone has heard of the legendary "Billy the Kid." But how much do you really know about this American folk hero? billy the kid • billy kid • william bonny • william bonney • billy gunfighter
Indian Territory - Oklahoma Franklin Pierce West and his cousin, Sam Starr, meet on opposite sides of the law. franklin • west • starr • cherokee • briartown
The Bushranger-Matthew Brady The forests and mountains of the Island state of Australia, were home to its lesser known colourful outlaws. tasmania • australia • brady • bushrangers • outlaws
Outlaw and Lawman John King Fisher King Fisher walked the line on both sides of the law during his lifetime, eventually becoming a deputy sheriff before his untimely death. john king fisher • king fisher • outlaw • lawman • texas rangers
Big Nose Kate Big Nose Kate's life evolved from priviledged aristocrat to runaway to dance hall girl and prostitute to the mistress of the famous Doc Holliday. big nose kate • doc holliday • wyatt earp • tombstone arizona • dodge city kansas
Butch Cassidy Butch Cassidy was an American outlaw who became a folk hero to many poor rural cattle ranchers and settlers who were being squeezed out by big Cattle Barons. butch cassidy • robert leroy parker • the wild bunch • the sundance kid • the hole in the wall
Dick Turpin Dick Turpin is probably the best known of Britian's Highwayman Outlaws, but who was he really? dick turpin • outlaw • highwayman • tom king • john palmer
Don’t Wait For the Translation!
How much damage can a word do? More than you think. translation • translator • interpreter • khrushchev • kennedy
History of the Death Penalty The death penalty was customary in Europe over several centuries. This article looks at the instruments used to execute criminals and heretics. the death penalty • capital punishment • amnesty international • decapitation • drawing and quartering
John "Doc" Holliday Doc Holliday was diagnosed with tuberculosis early in life and was a fatalist whose intentions were to go out in a blaze of glory. doc holliday • wyatt earp • tombstone arizona • gunfight at the o.k. corral • dodge city kansas
Mrs. Dalton’s Boys, part 2 The Dalton boys turn from being lawmen to becoming outlaws. Finally after becoming wanted for murder, horse theft and selling liquor to the Indians, Bob and Grattan head for California where Bill and Littleton already live. dalton • oklahoma • territory • whiskey • outlaws
Sam Bass: American Outlaw Sam Bass tried his hand at honest labor but soon discovered horse racing and crime. sam bass • the denton mare • union pacific train robbery of 1877 • the pinkerton detective agency • the shootout at roundrock
The Life and Crimes of Dick Turpin Dick Turpin was a career criminal who stole, tortured and killed. Despite this, he is remembered as a heroic figure, and a gentleman among highwaymen. the life and crimes of dick turpin • the real dick turpin • the truth about dick turpin • dick turpin • dick turpin highwayman
William Miner, Canadian Train Robber The Gentleman Bandit, Bill Miner held up stagecoaches and trains with varying success. Spending most of his life in prison, escape was always possible, even in Canada. william miner • bill miner • train robber bill miner • bill miner robbed the cpr in 1904 • miner robbed the cpr in 1906
Fort Churchill, Nevada (Part 2) There were many forts across the west, some military and some for trading. Fort Churchill was strictly to provide a military presence to protect travellers to and from the gold and silver rush areas near Lake Tahoe and over the Sierras into California from Indians. The fort was in place for several years before the threat was diminished and the transcontinental railroad ended the need for wagon trains. fort churchill • nevada • paiute • carson city • virginia city
GUNFIGHT ON TOMBSTONE'S FREMONT STREET In 1881 a furious feud flared to a fatal finish in a brief but deadly shootout in Tombstone, Arizona. This bloody fight on Fremont Street near the OK Coral between the Earp Brother and Doc Holliday, opposed by the Clantons and the McLaurys, left three men dead and three wounded. earp • ok coral • clantons • mclaurys • doc holliday
Hank Vaughan, Oregon Rustler Hank Vaughan got into trouble with the law at an early age. Ever since he had his share of gunfights, some of them ending in death. His main of line of business, though, was rustling cattle and horses. He made a good living at while keeping up the front of a legitimate businessman. hank vaughan • the dalles • oregon • blue mountains • umatilla county
Harvey Logan a.k.a. Kid Curry Kid Curry is probably best known for his association with the Wild Bunch. However, his career as an outlaw started long before he joined the Wild Bunch and went on after he left. He was probably one of the most violent of those associated with the Wild Bunch. kid curry • harvey logan • george curry • butch cassidy • tipton
Jim Bridger and the Fur Trade (Part 2) After 1840, the demand for beaver pelts was drastically reduced. That was because the silly fashion that had demanded it (top hats), had changed to silk. Now what was Jim Bridger to do with his time? fort laramie • fort bridger • sioux • snake river • marcus whitman
Paulina, Shoshone Chief Chief Paulina was not a chief by birth but by experience and leadership. He represented his native Shoshone tribe but also their affiliated kin such as the Paiutes. He didn't wait for white man to cheat him, but instead went on the offensive. He is one of the lesser known Indian chiefs of the wild west. chief paulina • shoshone • snake • modoc • paiute
Soujourn in Athens: Millennium Series 4 Arrival in the port of Raffina after an amazing month in Satorini, leaves a bad taste in our mouth, but the stay in Athens is brilliant as the British say. Travel with us and check out the pictures. athens museum • illias lalaounis museum • city of athens • athens subway. super ferry 2 • acropolis
Who Put the Hob in Hobgoblin? Do you know the difference between a goblin and a hobgoblin? The characteristics of a gnome or a dwarf? An ogre? A troll? Most importantly, will the bogeyman get you if you don’t read this article? bogeyman • goblin • hobgoblin • fairy • hag |
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