Frank James Dying in Idaho After Guerilla Career
The story chronicles Frank James, Jesse James’s brother, rotting from tuberculosis in Idaho’s Coeur d'Alene Mountains. It recalls his Civil War guerrilla days with Quantrell, their brutal Lawrence massacre, and a life of outlaw exploits chased by federal agents. The piece notes his stubborn endurance, a fatal shootout in Kentucky, and continued notoriety despite aging.
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Frank James
Jesse James
United States
Coeur d’Alene
Idaho
Yesne
South
James
Father
Quantrell
Reuben Samuels
Frank
Jesse
Quantrel
Clay County
Kearney
Lfe
Dr Samuels
Dr. Samuels
James Boys
Outlaw Jesse James and Frank James Bank Robberies Chronicle
The article recounts Jesse and Frank James amid uprisings and bank raids from Kentucky to Missouri. It details a bank robbery near Russellville with casualties, the pursuit across multiple states, and their later California hideout before resuming robberies in Gallatin Davies County Missouri where Captain John W. Sheets, a Union veteran, is killed at the bank.
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Trick
Frank
Sient
Neilson County
James Boys
Commercial Bank
Liberty
Jesse
Kearney
Kentucky
Logan County
Russellville
Tennessee
Missouri
Jesse James
California
Frank James
Gallatin
Davies Az County
John W. Sheets
James
John Thomason
Clay County
Farge
Samuels
Thomason
Banka
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Con
Jassa James
Bob
Cole Younger
Tony
Early James brothers front pages tale of famed robberies
A historical recount of Frank and Jesse James and the Younger brothers detailing bank and stage robberies across Missouri and nearby states. It covers the Columbia Adair county bank raid of 1872, Corydon Iowa 1878, a Kansas City fairgrounds heist, and the St Genieve bank robbery, noting posse pursuits and evasive escapes.
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Columbia
Adair County
James Boys
R. A. C. Martin
Henry Garnett
Handa
Garnett
Martin
Tennessee
Herbert Saunders
Wrank
Jesse James
Corydon
Iowa
Outlaws and the James Brothers Chronicle Bold Robberies
A long account traces the James brothers Frank and Jesse through train and stage robberies from the 1870s to their capture or deaths. It covers early heists, Pinkerton pursuit, marriages to Annie Ralston and Zee Mimms, Northfield siege, Texas cattle raids, and finally Frank’s surrender and life sentence.
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Jesse
Kansas City
Miss Zee Mimms
Missouri City
Miss Mimms
Jesse James
Charles Ford
Frank James
Independence
Samuel Ralston
James Boy
Frank
Annie Ralston
Annie
Missouri
Ralston
South
Bea
James Boys
Texas
Pusuit
Mexico
Glendale
James
Jease James
Robert Ford
St Joseph
Ford
Guv Crittenden
Alssouri
Get Rid of Piles at Home
An old advertisement promises a free trial of Pyramid Pile Remedy claiming quick relief from piles with instant pain fade and reduced swelling. It urges sending name and address to Pyramid Drug Co for a sample, then purchasing a 50 cent package at any drug store.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Marshall, Mich
Devotions at St Patrick's Palm Sunday Holy Week
Palm Sunday inaugurates a solemn Holy Week at St Patrick's Church with a high mass led by Mgr Willam T Runsell and Holy Cross College helpers. Palms blessed before chanted passion by Holy Cross students, then Gounod’s Seven Last Words sung by mixed choir.
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St Patrick's Church
Mgr Willam T Runsell
Holy Cross College
Brookland
D. C
Holy Cross
Gounod
Jennie Glennan
John M. McNamara
Jreagher
O. BP
St Dominic's Church
Johnr Rheice
Catholic University
Apostolic Delegate
John Bonzado
Mgr Cerrett
Papal Legation
Mer Rudgell
St Patrick’s
Order of Hibernians
25 Cent Danderine for Hair Revival and Dandruff Cure
A vintage advertising claim touts Knowlton's Danderine as the remedy for thinning brittle hair and dandruff. It promises scalp restoration, lustrous soft hair, and new hair growth after several weeks of nightly use, urging readers to buy a 25 cent bottle from drug stores or toilet counters.
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Jaime
Knowlton
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Plattsburg
Pinkerton
Lawrence
Lawrence Kans
Wakefield
Httle
Ley
Kes
Henry Porter
Samuela Depot
Nelson County
Alvan Dalley
Dalley
Brandenburg
Meade County
Larue
Fred
Kans
Kentucky Bank
Jess
H Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Washington
Lst
People’s Drug Store
P G
Affleck
Dosse
New York
St. Louis
Kansas City Fair
Fair Grounds
St. Genevieve
Bandit
Stuart
Fame
Diffindo
London
Cullum St. Fenchurch St
Std Ang
F .A. Stuart Co
Clerkenwell Road
B. C
John R Brooke
Lief Stuart
Malvern
Hot Springs
Old Gains Place
Bob and
Clell Miller
Gov. Burbank
Dakota
Syracuse
William Taylor
Lowell
Mass
John Tietrich
Little Rock
Ark
Charles Moore
A. Peebles
Southern Express Company
George R. Crump
Memphis
Gadshill
Mo Amd
Allan Pinkerton
Express
Benedits
Bar of Justice
Edward Lull
Frank Daniels
J. H. Whicher
Stark
Pinkertons
Mra Samuels
Hearney
Samuel
Rocky Cut
Ottereville
Pettia County
Night Express
Jed
Hobbs Kerry
Cole
Northfield
Minn
J. D. Haywood
Theothers
Jim Younger
Posae
Gifie
Ninwspaper
ST. Patrick's
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