Thomas Ketchum later known as "Black Jack"" Ketchum was a notorious train robber from about 1895 to 1901. Thomas was a cowboy and cattle driver who eventually turned to horrible life of crime. .
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Thomas Edward Ketchum was born October 31, 1863 to Green Berry Ketchum Sr. and Temperance Katherine Wydick Ketchum in San Saba County, Texas. Thomas was the youngest out of eight children, six boys, and two girls. One of Thomas's older brothers, Samuel Ketchum, left his wife and kids to become a cowboy along with Thomas. Both cowboys worked throughout west Texas, northern New Mexico, and eastern New Mexico, and were on many trail drives so they knew the territory, the settlers, and ranchers very well.
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Black Jack's first crime was the murder of his neighbor John N. Powers; he was shot down December 12, 1895 by Black Jack and several other men. In 1892, Black Jack, his brother, Sam, and several other outlaws learned that an Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad was on route to Deming, New Mexico with a large payroll. The gang set up to rob the train just outside Nutt, New Mexico, a water station about 20 miles north of Deming. The gang stopped the train, holding it up at gunpoint, and made off with about $20,000. The $20,000 dollars was never found. Black Jack's final attempt to rob the Santa Fe Railroad train by himself ended in defeat, the conductor had shot his arm, and Black Jack staggered off into the night when they found Black Jack he was at a watering hole it was there that he surrendered peacefully, and he was taken to a hospital where he had his arm amputated and when it had heeled he was taken to Clayton, New Mexico where the judge sentenced him to death.
So it was set Black Jack was going to be hung for his crimes even though he plead innocent to most of them but the judge found him guilty. The hanging had been pushed back several times but when lawmen heard some rumors that a couple of his old gang members from the Hole in the Wall was going to set him free so the lawmen pushed his hanging up to April 26.
She was at the age of 42 when Jack The Ripper's icy hand took her life. ... She was suffering from brain and lung diseases which would have soon claimed her life if Jack's Knife hadn't. ... Cruelly treated by life, she had two daughters, one died in 1882, and a son who was crippled. ... The fifth and final victum that Jack The Ripper killed was Mary "Black Mary" Kelly. "Black Mary" was unlike all the other victums. ...
JACK Jack is a boy who it seems is programmed to be violent. ... Jack early develops a taste for violence. ... Jack is always ready for a fight. ... Jack is the savage one, the problem maker. ... Even if they had missed that one, life on the island would have been better for everyone. ...
Jack says, "[I] ought be chief" (22). ... This proves Jack's innocence. ... Jack decides to make a mask for himself." He made one cheek and one eye- socket white, then he [rubs] red over the other half of his face and slashed a black bar of charcoal across from right ear to left jaw" (63). ... Jack tries to take away Ralph's leadership. ...
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After this, Jack has a change in character and is able to deal with his life. ... But, Jack does not realize that life and the whole truth is more than just facts. He ultimately surmises that life is like "an enormous spider web- (Warren 188) and that all events connect together. ... Willie even pours Jack a drink to show that he is no better than Jack (Bohner 69-70). ... His suicide is the turning point in Jack's life. ...
Lord of the Flies Character Analysis: Jack Jack's is the most cruel and strong-willed kid on the island. ... Jack tends to be a very ambitious boy and after a while Ralph becomes his worst enemy ". ... When Ralph sees Jack's reaction towards him being the leader he gives Jack authority over the choir. ... Besides power Jack desires hunting a lot. ... Ralph is furious at Jack and Jack has had enough, he thinks his done something right and only to hear complaints and criticism. ...
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Jack is described as having red hair' and being ugly without silliness'. ... Jack is a symbol of this and he is the opposing force. ... Also, as a result of Jack not being in the novel, it would lack the moral. In Lord of the Flies, it is similar to a real life situation in the fact that Jack gains a lot of power and respect from the other boys on the island by using force, just like some current world leaders. ... In conclusion to Jack's importance in the novel, he is heavily linked to the moral and real life' connection of it. ...
