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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
6
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In a crowded courtroom Charles Martin, almost totally blind and a former street beggar, is convicted of counterfeiting. He explains that poverty after losing sight drove him to make bogus coins to feed his family, aided by his young partner. The judge sentences him to prison and asks his lawyer to seek a presidential pardon.
In Salt Lake City on a Friday in October the Latter-day Saints held a semiannual conference drawing a large attendance. President Smith addressed tithing books and church finances while Apostles Reed Smoot and Hyrum Smith spoke in the afternoon. Speakers defended church leadership against Josephite claims and praised missionary work and church growth across many regions.
Bishop Ames recounts a Seventeenth CenturyMissiseippie dialogue with Pompey regarding sermons to enslaved people. The account notes fear of cooling relations and a request to deliver a brief reflection amid a tense plan in Philadelphia.
Fred Lepper, 64, known candidate for mayor, wandered from home Monday toward Maynard ranch north of the city. His body was found Sunday afternoon on a roadside north of town, badly decomposed. Coroner Robinson said no inquest. The death appears accidental after Lepper suffered a previous stroke months earlier and had been impaired in mobility.
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