The Northfield Tragedy
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- or, the Robber's Raid A Thrilling Narrative; A history of the remarkable attempt to rob the bank at Northfield, Minnesota; the Cold-Blooded Murder of the Brave Cashier and an Inoffensive Citizen. The Slaying of Two of the Brigands. The Wonderful Robber Hunt and Capture Graphically Described. Biographies of the Victims, the Captors & the Notorious Younger and James Gang of Desperadoes
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1. Front matter2. LAYING OUT THE WORK.3. A MURDER PLANNED.4. JESSE JAMES RECOGNIZED.5. NORTHFIELD6. THIS EVENTFUL DAY.7. THE BATTLE8. THE BRAVE GIRL9. APPALLING, SICKENING, TRAGEDY10. “THROW UP YOUR HANDS,”11. VILLIANS WILL BE BAFFLED,12. HIS LIFE BLOOD STAINING THE DESK13. RED HANDED MURDERERS.14. TELEGRAPH WAS SET AT WORK,15. THE DEAD BANDITS.16. IDENTIFICATION.17. BILL STYLES,18. CLELL MILLER.19. SCENE OF THE BLOODY ENCOUNTER20. LIVELY FUSILADE21. MR. F. WILCOX'S STATEMENT.22. BLOW YOUR BRAINS OUT.23. SACRIFICE HIS LIFE24. “MURDER!”25. “THE GAME'S UP.”26. SAVAGE BLOODTHIRSTY PROPENSITY27. THE BANK,28. HEYWOOD'S DEATH WOUND.29. MR. E. E. BUNKER'S STORY.30. NICHOLAS GUSTAVSON.31. THE INQUEST.32. THE ROBBER HUNT.33. A NEW DEPARTURE.34. THE CAPTURE.35. JOSEPH LEE HEYWOOD,36. THE CAPTORS.37. SHERIFF JAMES GLISPIN38. CAPT. WILLIAM W. MURPHY,39. COL. THOMAS L. VOUGHT,40. GEORGE BRADFORD,41. BENJAMIN M. RICE42. JAMES SEVERSON,43. CHARLES POMEROY44. OSCAR OLESON SUBORN,45. THE YOUNGER FAMILY.46. THE CHILDREN.47. THOMAS COLEMAN YOUNGER.48. WHOLESALE KILLING.49. AS A FOOT-PAD AND ROBBER50. JAMES H. YOUNGER.51. ROBERT E. YOUNGER.52. CHARLES PITTS.53. THE JAMES BROTHERS.54. NAMES OF CONTRIBUTORS.55. MASSACHUSETTS.56. NEW YORK.57. MISSOURI.58. TENNESSEE.59. OHIO.60. MICHIGAN.61. INDIANA.62. ILLINOIS.63. MAINE.64. VERMONT.65. ARKANSAS.66. CALIFORNIA.67. COLORADO.68. DAKOTA TERRITORY.69. NEW HAMPSHIRE.70. TEXAS.71. RHODE ISLAND.72. CONNECTICUT.73. PENNSYLVANIA.74. IOWA.75. KANSAS.76. MARYLAND.77. CANADA.78. KENTUCKY.79. ALABAMA.80. SOUTH CAROLINA.81. MISSISSIPPI.82. NEW JERSEY.83. MINNESOTA.84. WISCONSIN.85. DELAWARE.86. WEST VIRGINIA.87. VIRGINIA.88. LOUISIANA.89. GEORGIA.90. UTAH91. OREGON.92. Collected by a Committee of Associated Banks in Boston, Massachusetts. H. W. PICKERING, Chairman.