Wild Bill Hickok’s Bride and a Circus License Mystery
In Cincinnati's United States Playing Card Co museum a marriage certificate and Wild Bill Hickok’s letters reveal his 1876 Cheyenne marriage to Agnes Lake Thatcher. A circus owner’s license controversy in Hays City and a note from Hickok's wife accompany a hair keepsake sent to Emma Hickok.
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Museum of the United States Playing Card Company
Cincinnati
Ohio
Wild Bill Hickok
James Butler Hickok
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Agnes L. Thatcher
T. W . Warren
M E. Church
Minnie Moyer
S L. Moyer
Dead Wood
Black Hills
Dacota
Agnes
Emma
Wild Bill
Deadwood
Calamity Jane
Wyo
Janesa William Buell
Lake
Hays City
Bill
Bill Lake
Granby
Missouri
Jake Killian
Uke
Council of Four
Bil
Mrs. Lake
California Joe
Wachitas
Mrs Lake
Texas
Jack Omohundre
Buffalo Bill Cody
Ned Buntline
Scouts of the Plains
Rochester
N. Y
Luke
L. S. Meyer Hickok
Buell
J. B. Hickok
Agnes Lake Thatcher
W F Warren
Charlie” Utter
Dick” Seymour
Custer
Cincinnati Museum
Jack Crawford
Virginia Evening Chronicle
Will Bill
Jack McCall
Captain Jack
Colorado
Hatting The Hat Halsey Flossingham Drug Store Rivalry
In Flossingham a new pharmacist Hatten Hatton Halsey opens a rival drug store and never removes his gray fedora. Rumors swirl about the hat as Millicent Starbright wins a naming prize with Halsey Hat. He reveals his plan to buy out Asa Pefferle and marry Millicent, turning the town into his ad campaign.
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Flossingham
Dickson
Ham
Butler
Asa Pefferle
Asa
Millicent
Smart-Alec
HA. Halsey
Halsey
Frossingham
Millicent Starbright
Steck
Neice
Hattie
Hatten
Hat
Hatton
Flossinghaus
Great Men Who Toiled at Shoemaker's Bench
A New York Times piece reviews how shoemaking bred notable figures across eras. It cites Roger Sherman, Whittier, Henry Wilson, Hans Sachs, Johann Joachim Wrinckelmann, William Gifford, Robert Bloomfield, Thomas Holcroft, and John Brand as examples of influential lives started in the shoemaker’s trade.
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Laterife
Roger Sherman
Sherman
Whittier
Henry Wilson
United States
Germany
Hans Sachs
Nuremburg
Johann Joachim Wlinckelmann
England
William Gifford
Robert Bloomfield
Thomas Holcroft
John Brand
New York Times
Muskrats Overrun Bohemia Across Farms and Dykes
American muskrats introduced twenty years ago near Prague have multiplied to millions in Bohemia and nearby countries. They devastate gardens and native wildlife, and their burrows damage roads dykes and railway embankments, threatening infrastructure and ecosystems.
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Bohemia
Prague
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Elmo Scott Watson
J B. Hickok Wild Bill
Agnes Darling
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Shoemaker’s Bench