Joseph Smith’s Sister Reports No Revelation at Kansas City Conference
Mrs Catherine Salisbury, Joseph Smith’s sister and last survivor of the Prophet’s family, recounts the angel Moroni visit and the founding of the Order of Enoch. The conference adjourned without new revelations, delaying plans to establish Independence as Saints’ home and to organize land and industry ventures for the poor.
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Holcomb vetoes depository and immigration bills in Iowa
Governor Holcomb vetoed House rolls 622 and 540, removing the depository and immigration boards from the law, and vetoed major items in House roll 611 the claims bill including district judge salary and court reporter pay. He signed the general appropriation but rejected the 12500 for revised statutes copies.
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Split over leadership in Latter Day Saints conference
Kansas City April 13. Independence LDS church members clash over who should rule and interpret church laws Joseph Smith or church leadership. Revelation to Smith disputed by 12 apostles, board of directors for Lamoni college planned, vote on meeting place for 1896 favors Kirtland. Serious split follows as debate on authority rages and 110 to 20 approves the resolution.
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Cincinnati Miners Stand Fast Amid Guarded Tension
April 13 dispatches report Cincinnati under militia guard with 28 on duty and no violence yet. Miners continue work while shortages persist from external support, and a Centerville meeting may prompt another march toward Cincinnati as residents fear further clashes.
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Damages Awarded Against U S Marshal for Illegal Imprisonment
A Helena dispatch reports James Clarke won $126 in a district court verdict against U S Marshal McDermott for illegal imprisonment during a strike crowd control. Clarke was brought from the east to Missoula, arrested without hearing, and jailed for months before Judge Knowles ordered his release. The verdict signals a wave of similar suits nationwide.
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