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The Dalton Gang, shot down by the irate citizens of Coffeyville
PNP252362 The Dalton Gang, shot down by the irate citizens of Coffeyville, from the National Police Gazette, 5th October 1892 (engraving) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: infamous outlaw group; train and bank robbers; associated with Jesse James; ); Peter Newark American Pictures; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23362644
© Peter Newark American Pictures / Bridgeman Images
Bandit Citizen Citizenship Criminal Infamous Justice Kansas Killed Law Enforcement Local Locals Notorious Old West Outlaws Robber Robbery Shoot Out Shot Thief Vignettes Western Wild West
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This print captures a defining moment in the history of the Wild West. The engraving depicts the infamous Dalton Gang, notorious train and bank robbers associated with Jesse James, meeting their fateful end at the hands of irate citizens in Coffeyville. In this dramatic scene, the citizenry of Coffeyville rise up against these bandits who had terrorized their town for far too long. With justice on their minds and determination in their eyes, locals take matters into their own hands to put an end to this reign of crime. The image showcases a chaotic gun battle between the brave citizens and the outlaws on horseback. As bullets fly through the air, it becomes evident that law enforcement alone cannot contain such audacious criminals; it is up to ordinary people exercising their citizenship rights to protect themselves and restore peace. The bravery displayed by these local heroes during this shoot-out serves as a testament to both individual courage and collective strength within a community. This historic event not only marks an important victory over lawlessness but also symbolizes how citizen involvement can shape society's destiny. As we gaze upon this powerful engraving from 1892, we are reminded of our shared heritage rooted in North America's wild frontier days. It stands as a reminder that even in times when justice seems elusive or distant, ordinary citizens have always possessed the power to stand up against criminality and ensure safety for all.
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