Latter Day Saints Emphasize Modern Miracles and Extremists
The article reports Latter Day Saints leaders in Toronto saying signs wonders and miracles are as likely today as in early Christianity. President Evans cites Joseph Smith’s prophetic authority and close ties to the spiritual world, while noting extremists exist. A morning prayer meeting and a public conference discuss competition and cooperation with socialist elements influencing a Saint Herald resolution on social issues.
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Inde
R. C. Evans
Joseph Smith
Frederick M. Smith
Evans
Toronto
Canada
Saints’ Herald
Lamont
In Memoriam for Lincoln as Nation Mourns
Poetic memorial reflecting on Abraham Lincoln's death and state funeral. The poem honors Lincoln's steadfast leadership, calls him a martyr to the land, and envisions his memory guiding future generations. It intertwines grief with national resolve and faith in a peaceful legacy.
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Chiago Times
Oin
Washington
the Times
White House
Capitol
Coal Miners and Operators Resume Negotiations in Southwest
Negotiations between coal miners and operators resumed at the Coates house after a week’s pause. Operators push for a three year contract, while miners oppose beyond one year. Most mines in Missouri Kansas Oklahoma and Arkansas remain closed as talks continue.
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Coates House
I. Keith
Operators’ Association
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Magazine name suggestion for barber shop move
A humorful clerk asks for a catchy magazine title to fit a barber shop setting. The idea leads to a mock title The Lawn Police To Protect Mall Boxes reflecting a playful local flavor.
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Epee
Bil
Depot fight ties Missouri Pacific to Kansas City depot plan
William P. Waggener of the Missouri Pacific legal department says the railroad plans a joint passenger depot for the Missouri Pacific, Kansas City Northwestern and Chicago Great Western in Kansas City Kansas under a franchise. The Kansas board orders a depot by October 1, 1908, but the company cites a contract to begin June 1, 1909 and aims to start this fall. The Edgewater Connecting Railway is also active, with $45,000 deposited to cover land condemnations.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Edgewater Connecting Railroad Company
Kansas City
Kas
William P. Waggener
Missouri Pacific
Kansas
Missouri Pacific Company
Kansas Board of Railroad Commissioners
Waggener
Edgewater Connecting Railway Company
Kansas City Northwestern
Chicago Great Western
Edgewater
Cornell
I. L. Alden
Edgewater Company
Mayor Beardsley Attends Final Police Board Session
Mayor Beardsley sits as a commissioner at the police board meeting for the last time this afternoon. He reported no urgent items to address.
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Police Board
Beardsley
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