Western bad men shaped frontier justice and myth
The article profiles notorious frontier figures including Wild Bill Hickok era outlaws and frontier lawmen. It traces how desperadoes and killers such as Bill Masters on, Jon Westley Mording, and Bat Masterson fit a pattern of violence shaping Southern and Western frontier society. It notes mentalities of murder, gambling dens, and frontier policing, with references to Kentucky feud notorieties and the spread of lawlessness south and west.
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York
Erwat
Hounta
Texas
Sowthers
Hatfield-Warner
Kentucky
Inon
Thera Monuisin
Deayeradons
Aidor
New Ame
Willian
Hort Riley
Kansas
Ema
Beceme
Po Wan Botter
Rio Grande
Colorado
Westley
Harding
Florida
Ormanche County
Triadder
Newced
Creede
Creek
Firao
Polléas
Krolen
Gunniso
Ben Thompson
Rogtiman
Thompson
Austin
Thompton Bien
Tezao
Swan
Tod
Antonio Thomp
Sims
Drave
Yne Fords
Bari Tiardmore
Ps Atage
Railroad Graly
Tin
Harley McCay
Renee
Cylorady
McCoy
Mastersole
Harley McCoy
Masterson
Denver
Beraare
Bat Masterson
Michelewo
Dodge City
Bat Jeaford
Gasgrave
Sis Frivyda
Nouson AsurLey
May Day Meaning Abroad and United Labor History
A 1894 overview traces May Day origins and the global labor movement from Europe to America. It notes Paris 1889 influences, U.S. leadership in early unions, and rising street parades in England Belgium Switzerland and France, with commentary on government responses and the growth of international labor solidarity.
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Senitey Negiater
Loxcox
Eyonasa
Spain
Portozal
Italy
Russia
Saga
England
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
United States
Brotherhood of Lecomotive
Lalit
America
International Congress of Labor
Paris
Europe
P. Gompers
Brotherhood of Man
the &S
Couet
Fourth Estate
Confederation of Labor
Epwanp Hrrpaxr
Hyde Park
Morris
Burns
Arch
London
Rufno Jt
Champs Elysee
Champs de Mars
St. James and
Hyde Parks
Tabor
Leopold
Geneva
Lausanne
Alps
Devilish Chain Tale and Masculine Summer Fashion Sighting
A fragment from a 19th century column recounts a legend of the Piper family and a devil gambling chain cursed to burn the Piper castle with every heir. It then shifts to a Brooklyn street scene describing a young woman in masculine dress provoking public curiosity and questions about gender style.
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Satan
Wadia
Piper
St. James
National Review
Sholay
Bess
Brooklyn
Josiah Allen
Mary Walker
King of the fakirs and street peddlers in New York
A New York interview with George Washington Stivers, self-proclaimed king of fakirs, describes the street sales trade from Nassau Street to city hall. It covers licenses, methods, supply chains, profits, and the tight control of pushcart and tray vendors, with anecdotes on inventions and the cultural slang shift surrounding fakirs and fakery.
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Lconyristtet
New York
Hilai
George Washington Stivers
Bia
Ane Street
Nassau
New York City
Mr. Stivers
Ares
Stivers
Nassau Street
Post- Office
Silvers
Cbs
Wight
Chest and Dumb Mae Boston
Millville
New Jersey
Ano
Simsuy
Lke
Jake and the Weitz Bear Exciting Arctic Vessel Tale
A San Francisco reader recalls an alarming night aboard a ship in Arctic waters where a polar bear boarded through a rubber hatch. Jake, trapped and attacked, fights the bear and barely escapes by using a rope stay to reach the deck as the bear topples to the floor. The crew later eats bear steak at breakfast.
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Jake
San Francisco
San Artio Cruise
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