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Adventures and Tragedies on the Overland
Trail - By
Randall Parrish, book excerpt,
The Great Plains: The Romance of Western
American Exploration, Warfare, and Settlement, 1527-1870; 1907.
Adventures on the Bozeman Trail
-
By Grace Raymond Hebard and Earl Alonzo
Brininstool, book excerpt,
The
Bozeman Trail: Historical Accounts of the Blazing of the Overland Routes
Into the Northwest,
1922.
The Ashtabula,
Ohio Railroad Disaster
- The most terrible railroad disaster in U.S. History,
newspaper accounts of the great train wreck.
The
American Cowboy - By Jun Joseph Nimmo, Harper's Magazine, November, 1886.
American Horse - A Shrewd Sioux Chief
- By Charles A. Eastman, book
excerpt,
Indian
Heroes and Great Chieftains, 1918.
The Ark on Superstition Mountains
- By Charles M. Skinner, book excerpt, Myths and Legends of Our
Own Land,
1896.
The
Arikara Tribe - Indians With Horns - By Frederick Webb Hodge, book
excerpt, Handbook of American Indians, 1906.
Bad Men of the Indian Nations -
By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
Bad Men of Texas
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
Banshee
of the Bad Lands -
By Charles M.
Skinner, book excerpt, Myths and Legends of Our Own Land,
1896.
The Beginnings of Dodge City
- By Robert M.
Wright, book excerpt, Dodge City, The Cowboy Capital and the Great
Southwest, 1913.
Beginning of Settlement in the American
West -
By
Randall Parrish, book excerpt,
The Great Plains: The Romance of Western
American Exploration, Warfare, and Settlement, 1527-1870; 1907.
Ben Thompson and Other Noted
Gunmen -
By
Bat Masterson, who wrote a series of articles for
Human Life magazine in 1907 and 1908.
Bill Booth - A
Notorious Slayer - By James M. Enochs, hand written account, 1800's
Bill Bradley, Gambler
and Gentleman
-
By John A. Hill and
Jasper Ewing Brady,
book excerpt, Danger Signals, first published in
1898.
Billy the Kid -
A Fatal Shot in the Dark by Pat Garrett
-
By
Pat
Garrett,
book excerpt from The Authentic Life of Billy The Kid,
1882.
Bill Tilghman - Thirty Years a
Lawman -
By
Bat Masterson, who wrote a series of articles for
Human Life magazine in 1907 and 1908.
Blue Field, Arizona & An Indian
Scrimmage - By
John A. Hill and
Jasper Ewing Brady,
book excerpt, Danger Signals, first published in
1898.
Boone Helm - Murderer,
Cannibal & Thief - By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
Border Towns of the American West
- By Robert M. Wright, book excerpt, Dodge City, The Cowboy Capital and the Great
Southwest, 1913.
Buckskin Frank Leslie Marries
Belle Stowell
- Newspaper
Accounts, 1896.
Buffalo Hunting With Teddy Roosevelt
- By Theodore Roosevelt, book excerpt,
Hunting the Grisly and Other Sketches; 1893.
Building Along The Santa Fe
Trail - By John Moody, book excerpt, The Railroad
Builders, A Chronicle of the Welding of the States, 1919.
Burning of Osceola - Newspaper
Accounts - Actual accounts of the
Burning of Osceola.
Camel Caravans of the American Deserts
- By James M. Guinn, book excerpt,
American Deserts
was included in
Pioneers of Los Angeles
County, 1901.
The Cattle Kings
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt, The Passing of the Frontier, A
Chronicle of the Old West, 1918.
The Cattle Trails
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt, The
Passing of the Frontier, A Chronicle of the Old West, 1918.
Cattle Trails of the Prairie
- By Charles Moreau Harger, Scribner's
Magazine, June, 1892.
Chief Gall - An
Aggressive Sioux Leader - By Charles A. Eastman, book
excerpt,
Indian
Heroes and Great Chieftains, 1918.
Chief Joseph - Leader
of the Nez Perce and a True American
- By Charles A. Eastman, book
excerpt,
Indian
Heroes and Great Chieftains, 1918.
Cochise,
Arizona Train Robbery
- By James Harvey McClintock, book excerpt, Arizona: The Youngest State,
1913.
Cowboys on the American Frontier
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt, The Passing of the Frontier,
A Chronicle of the Old West, 1918.
A Century of Railroad Building - By John Moody, book excerpt, The Railroad
Builders, A Chronicle of the Welding of the States, 1919.
City of the Saints
- By John Muir, book excerpt, Steep Trails, 1918.
Combatants of the Civil War
- By William Charles Henry Wood, book excerpt, 1921.
Coming of
the Argonauts - By The
Beginnings of San Francisco From the Expedition of Anza, 1912.
Completion of the
Railroad - By William Francis Bailey, book
excerpt, The Story of the First Trans-Continental
Railroad: Its Projectors, Construction and History, 1906.
Crazy Horse - A Sacred
Hero - By Charles A. Eastman, book
excerpt,
Indian
Heroes and Great Chieftains, 1918.
Dalton Raid in Coffeyville, Kansas
- Newspaper accounts of the
Dalton Gang attempted robbery in Coffeyville.
Death Scenes of Desperadoes
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
Desert
Outlaws - - By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
The Desperado of the Plains
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
The Discovery Of Gold In California
- By John A. Sutter,
Hutchings’ California Magazine in November, 1857.
Doc Holliday - By
Bat Masterson, who wrote a series of articles for
Human Life magazine in 1907 and 1908.
Dodge City, Kansas Historical Accounts - From miscellaneous
newspapers, actual testimonies, letters, and book excerpts.
Dodge - A
Story of the Old Hell-raising Trail's End Where the Colt Was King - By
By William MacLeod Raine in 1925
Dull Knife - Northern
Cheyenne Chief - By Charles A. Eastman, book
excerpt, Indian Heroes and Great Chieftains, 1918.
A Fight Between Deputy Marshals and the Miller Gang
- Newspaper article, Cherokee Advocate,
Claremore, Indian
Territory, February 5, 1898.
The First
Homestead
- By
Addison Erwin Sheldon,
book excerpt, History and
Stories of Nebraska, 1913.
First Train Robbery
On The Pacific Coast
- Excerpt from the Third
Biennial Report of the Nevada Historical Society, 1913.
The Frontier In History
-
By Emerson Hough, book excerpt, The Passing
of the Frontier, A Chronicle of the Old West, 1918.
Frontier Wars - By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
Ghosts Of The National Capitol
- By the Philadelphia Press, 1898.
The Governor's Right Eye -
By Charles M. Skinner, book excerpt, Myths and
Legends of Our Own Land,
1896.
Gunplay Maxwell - Various newspaper accounts of
gunfighter/outlaw Gunplay
Maxwell's exploits in
Utah.
Harlots of the Barbary
Coast - By Herbert Asbury, book excerpt,
The Barbary Coast: An Informal History of the San Francisco
Underworld, 1933.
Hell-Raising Dodge -
By William MacLeod Raine, article, Dodge - A Story of the Old Hell-raising Trail's End Where the Colt Was King,
1925.
Heroines on the
Plains - By William
Worthington Fowler, book
excerpt, Woman On The American Frontier:
A Valuable And Authentic History, 1877.
Heroines in the Rocky
Mountains
- By William Worthington Fowler, book
excerpt, Woman On The American Frontier: A
Valuable And Authentic History, 1877.
Heroines of the Southwest
- By William Worthington Fowler,
book
excerpt, Woman On The American Frontier: A Valuable And Authentic History,
1877.
The Imitation Desperado
- By Emerson Hough, book excerpt,
The Story of the
Outlaw; A Study of the Western Desperado, 1907.
In a Trapper's Bivouac
- By By Henry Inman and
William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody,
book excerpt, The Old Santa Fe Trail,
1898.
Incidents of the Fur Trade -
By
Randall Parrish, book excerpt,
The Great Plains: The Romance of Western
American Exploration, Warfare, and Settlement, 1527-1870; 1907.
Indian Troubles During
Construction of the Railroad - By William Francis
Bailey, book excerpt, The Story of the First Trans-Continental
Railroad: Its Projectors, Construction and History, 1906.
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