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... ei feddygon nad oedd ei iechyd yn ddigon eryf i ddal blindersu y daith, a phenderfynodd aros gartref. Penderfynodd mam Jesse James, yr herwr anfad, fod ei gorph i gael ei gladdu with risjog drws ei thy, fel y gallai ei wylio, rhag i ysbeilwyr ei ladrata ...
... erectlng a monument to , Jesse James has bee awarded to a Iluscatiue (Iowa) marble-dealer, the work to wet $l.OOO. it consists of a plain shaft, twelve feet high, of red t4ctch granite. The order was given by Mrs. Jesse James, and the monument, she ttiys ...
... confess that they had robbed their parents or emphiyera, and had set forth in quest of adventure, either in imitatioa of Jesse James, or some cow boy, or to play Buffalo Bill in the prairies of the far West, and that they had been incited to emulate those ...
... country is aroused, and armed volunteers foot and horseback are coming forward bv thousands. Not since the exploits of Jesse James has the excitement through the west been great or so w idely spread. Just now tr.e trains going west from Kansas city, and ...
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... the Plough Inn, Whetty, on Tuesday evening, a cottage and garden at Callow Brook Lane, Whetty, in the occupation of Mr. Jesse James, producing a rental of £5 17s. per annum, owner paying rates. There was a large company. The biddings started at £5O and ...
... stealing a leather bag, at Lilford-cnm-Wigsthorpe; George Gibson, two months, for stealing a pair of slippers, at Cronghton ; Jesse James, and William Yates, for trial, for housebreaking, at Syresham; John lihodes, one month, for an assault, at Kingautton; Samuel ...
... until September. -wWiterts I live, in Southern Kentucky, said the doctor, the uncle of the famous outlaws, Frank and Jesse James, lives also on a big farm, and here, when pursuit of them became too fierce, these bandits used ,o come. while detectives ...
... displayed. upon shelves covered with crimson cloth, are to be found a piece of wood from the floor of the room in which Jesse James, the notorious outlaw, wis killed stuffed birds, palm itto-waxl. nugget gold, seashtlls, boxes of wedding cake, false teeth ...
... mort ified and chagrined to discover that the man he had thus befriended was a celebrated robber and assassin—a sort of Jesse James, who had plundered several banks, killed or seriouey wounded several citizens and sheriffs, and for whose arrest, dead or ...
... T. Bond, minister; there being oho on d e Rev. W. A. Wrigey sod the Among the company we noticed g r Graham, J.P., Mr Jesse James, J.e.. k: Ferguson, Mr W. hlszwell, meet, which was listened to with both North and South—just u every is a source of national ...
... coat, inscribed, “This shall the fate of all of Pinkerton's gang who come to hunt the James Brothers. The card was signed Jesse James —Frank James.’’ Saturday, the Hull magistrates met to appoint a clerk in place of Mr. J. H. Gresham, who has accepted the ...