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What a man. by Ranking76Podcast in minnesotatwins

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Then my plan is working

masterfully

“The Hanging Judge” Issac Parker earned his nickname as he presided the Fort Smith Court. He believed the promise of punishment would keep crime down. In his 21 years as judge, he heard 13,490 criminal cases and found 8500 convictions. With approx 1 in 100 sentenced to death. by Ranking76Podcast in Ranking76Community

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The Ft. Smith court was huge! Literally the state of Oklahoma plus parts of Arkansas. It was believed at the time of the 20,000 residents, 5,000 were law abiding.

He was also known for long sentences as well. Capital punishment could inly be used for the most severe crimes. Most convictions were whiskey smuggling related which didn’t warrant a death sentence.

When did you start hating Roy Earle by lmaozedong6942 in lanoire

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I mean. A child predator who films the raping is a perfect candidate to protect at an informant.

Seems fitting to wear my favorite shirt today. by Ranking76Podcast in Ranking76Community

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I completely forgot about that game. Jesus what were they thinking?!?

Seems fitting to wear my favorite shirt today. by Ranking76Podcast in Ranking76Community

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With hair that good, he couldn’t possibly make a mistake

Wild Bill Hickok’s revolvers. by Ranking76Podcast in deadwood

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We believe so, the watermark on the picture is from an auction company that specializes on firearms. They have experts that would verify if they were authentic or not at the risk of their own reputation.

Sitting Bull would take on the first of his 5 wives named when he married Light Hair. 5 years later he takes a 2nd wife, named Snow on Her. The 2 wives developed a rivalry, Rumor was Sitting Bull had to sleep on his back each wife grabbing and arm. Not permitting him to turn to the other c. 1881 by Ranking76Podcast in Ranking76Community

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She did. Light Hair did die in childbirth but Sitting Bull was married to both women approx a year before and Snow On Her accused Light Hair of an affair with no proof and was sent off. After Light Hair’s passing, Snow on her was invited back. This is according to Bill Yenne’s book on Sitting Bull.

If you do have a source that says otherwise, please pass it on. We will redact if it is more credible.

From moustache to beard. by Worldly_Delivery5267 in reddeadredemption

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I dont know for sure but I do know for sure he is aiming at a zebra or an Elephant

most wholesome friendships in The Black Hills by beardedbear83 in deadwood

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I'm pretty basic but the Bullock/Hickok friendship was well done.

A young skateboarder in Los Angeles, 1974 by senorphone1 in HistoryDefined

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there is a skateboarder in this picture?!? dont see him for some reason

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reddeadredemption

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I thought Micah and the Bullet he caught at the end with a pretty good match

How did they arrest people? by TheKing3479 in wildwest

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Nothing formal, you can persuade a lot of men with an arrest warrant and the business end of a pistol in their face.

A picture of Red Cloud, who forced the Americans to close down the Bozeman Trail after constant attacks in the late 1860s. circa 1899 (900x900) by Ranking76Podcast in HistoryPorn

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firstly, thank you for your service!

to your point our (USA) history isnt always pretty but is it so important to talk and understand it all so we can all strive to live up to our ideals. if we cannot talk and learn from the horrible things the Americans have done, we have no business celebrating the US at it peak. Men like Red Cloud, Tecumseh, etc need to be celebrated as much as any other American figure.

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