Thanksgiving Proclamation Declares Nov 25 1880 National Day of Prayer
A federal proclamation dated November 1 1880 urges Thanksgiving on Thursday November 25. It invites the nation to worship and thank Almighty God for blessings, prosperity, and unity, and to seek continued protection and peace across all borders.
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Vagrant tales of hoppers and tragedy from the plains
A series of incidents unfolds from Carson Valley to Millard and Peru. Maurice Hoeflitch bets on hopping frogs with John Mackay, a staged contest ends in a chloroform trick, and a Nebraskan farmer fatally shoots a man in a salute gone wrong. A San Francisco love triangle ends in murder, while Peru youths convert a cave into a burglary club.
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Hoeflitch
Carson Valley
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Hoetciter
George Wheeler
San Francisco
Delia Tilson
George
Grave bone crime shocks Vernon as three men die in jail raid
In Vernon Alabama a crowd demanding jail keys broke into the jail at a.m. shots rang out leaving Lindsey Portwood Dudley Brothers and Wesley Richardson dead in the cage. The three men confessed to grave desecration and theft of bones linked to a Mississippi charmer. local citizens prepared coffins and buried the victims, while racial tensions and superstition surrounded the aftermath.
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Jude
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Om Poe
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Prisoners discuss bone dust charms and race tales
The text describes prisoners claiming a belief that swallowing dust from a white woman's bones grants charm over white women. It notes the claims were not verified by the Sheriff, as prisoners mentioned only a different “duck,” and no corroboration was provided.
School flogging over kiss claim sparks assault case
Readable fragments describe district teacher Reuben Frazier flogging pupil George Shik after he refused to kiss a girl. Shik’s parents pressed charges but Justice Staid dismissed the assault case, with potential county court action noted. Other items promote patent medicines and local notices.
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Sullivan County
Reuben Frazier
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Ile
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