Greenville / Nuecestown / Washington / Indianola / New York / New Orleans / /
Company
Andrew Jordan / McNelly / The New York Times / Cox / County Volunteer Militia Company / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Judicial Event / Product Recall / Person Travel / Product Issues / Person Communication and Meetings / Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Huntsville prison / Ryan’s saloon / Galveston County jail / Gonzales jail / The I.O.O.F. DeWitt Lodge of Cuero / Galveston jail / /
Holiday
Good Friday / Corpus Christi Day / /
IndustryTerm
brother-in-law / /
NaturalFeature
Rio Grande / /
Organization
Ku Klux Klan / Taylor-Pridgen party / State Police / Sutton party / UN Court / Confederate Army / Taylor party / 2nd Texas Infantry / /
Person
Addison Kilgore / Bill Sutton / Jeff White / Coke / Reuben Brown / Bolivar J. Pridgen / William Sutton / Charley Taylor / Clinton / Ellen Arnold / Victor M. Rose / Joe Blackburn / Zan Peavy / Charley Lips / Mason Arnold / Joe Tumlinson / Addison Patterson / Taylor Feud / John Wesley Hardin / William Cox / James Mason / John Fitzhenry / Peter Tumlinson / Joseph Sitterle / Gus Tumlinson / B. J. Pridgen / John J. Meador / Bill Taylor / Abram Bryant / Robert W. Shook / Buck Powers / J. W. Ferguson / Fred L. Busch / William Pettit / Dick Chisholm / Jim Taylor / Guy Michot / Reuben H. Brown / Bill Crain / Joseph DeMoss / William H. Crain / Wiley Pridgen / John Powers / John Tumlinson / A. R. Hendricks / Taylor-Tumlinson Feud / Hays Taylor / Thomas Freeman / Elizabeth Jane / Buck Taylor / Taylor-Sutton Feud / /
Position
Captain / guard / County Sheriff / head / Ranger / policeman / continuous Ranger / Sergeant / News reporter / Major / attorney / District Attorney / Senator / Governor / leader / Marshal / Private / Sheriff / Calhoun County Sheriff / the leader of the faction warring against the Taylors / /
Product
request / /
ProvinceOrState
Lavaca County / Lee County / Nueces County / Texas / Kansas / DeWitt County / Galveston County / /
PublishedMedium
New York Times / The New York Times / the News / /
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