Bowier Knife Legend and Jim Bowie in Western Duel Tales
A West First James Bowie portrait through a riverboat narrator recounting Bowie's famous knife origin tale, duels on Natchez island, and a life of frontier exploits. The piece blends myths, accounts of the Maddox Wells duel, Alamo death, and Bowie's role in fortifying Texas and fighting Mexicans, with anecdotes about Clay and a Natchez audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borli Xtdea
Bowie
American Press Association
IM Bowie
Harvard
Star of Empire
Pike County
City of
New Orlenns
Natchez
Littl
Jim Bowie
Jim Lowie
Old Pike
West
Youngers
James Brothers
Platte
Rio Grande
Acache
Comanche Bill
Wyoming
Hob Olinger
Arizona
Patna
Maddox-Wells
Shreveport
Norris Wright
Philadelphia
Moore
Mississippi
Natches
Colo EL Bowie
Louisiana
Howie
New Orleans
Alamos
Bowley
Republic of Texas
Sota Anna
Alamosoassacre
Neutenn Long
Rocky Mountain
Ife
Coahvnka
Line of Swords and a Call to Stay and Die
A colonel unable to rise stirs the troops as a line drawn on the ground summons the sick to cross and fight. Dowdle, inspired by desperation, fights on until killed, while four men move the colonel’s cot to join them. George L. Kilmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie
Reain Huwte
Trevi
Bowie
Concepcion
Mexi
Colonel Bowls
Caid
Dowdle
George L. Kilmer
Westward Windows and Civic Worried Times Editorials
A collection of sermon-like excerpts by religious leaders on life after death and the future, church and language usage, secular Sundays in Europe, reverence and iconoclasm, and civil service morality. Notable voices include Rev. Dr. Wharton of Kansas City, Rev. Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia, Rev. W. H. Whitsitt of Atlanta, Rev. W. F. Richardson of Kansas City, Rev. Dr. Hillis, and Rev. Frank Crane in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Eod
Dr. Wharton
Evangelist
Kansas City
Wayland Hoyt
Philadelphia
Meeting House
W. HH. Whitsitt
Baptist
Atlanta
Europe
Paris
Rev
W. F. Richardson
First Christian Church
Kanens City
Hillis
United States
Frank Crane
Methodist
Chicago
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Bowie and
Lisknife
Westhern
Alamo
Jim Bowlo
Jim Howie
Mr. Clay
Alnine
Travis