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On October 5, 1892, five armed men rode into Coffeyville, Kansas to rob two banks at once—something no outlaw gang had ever attempted. What they didn't know: the town had prepared for exactly this scenario. The Dalton Gang thought they were making history. Instead, they became proof that the outlaw era was already over. This is the true story of how telegraph lines, armed shopkeepers, and twelve minutes of chaos ended the age of the American outlaw. Not with federal marshals or Pinkerton agents—but with modernity itself. 📚 SOURCES: Kansas State Historical Society - Dalton Gang Records Coffeyville Historical Museum Archives (Dalton Defenders Museum) Contemporary newspaper accounts (Coffeyville Journal, October 1892; New York Times, October 6-7, 1892) Eyewitness testimonies (John Kloehr, Carey Seaman, Henry Isham depositions) Emmett Dalton memoir "When the Daltons Rode" (1931) Court records, Coffeyville City Marshal reports Photographic evidence (October 5, 1892) 🎯 ABOUT TRUE FRONTIER STORIES: We tell the real history of the American frontier (1820s-1890s)—the economic realities, human experiences, and surprising truths behind the mythology. Every story is fact-checked against primary sources and historical records. #WildWest #TrueHistory #FrontierHistory #DaltonGang #Coffeyville #OutlawHistory #WesternHistory #historicaldocumentary ................................................................................................................................................ All stories on this channel are researched, written, and edited by me, with AI tools used only to assist drafting and imagery.