Most Remarkable Mor mon Conference Opens in Fine Weather
The seventy second annual Mor mon Church conference opened with perfect weather and crowding attendance. Leaders including Joseph Fosiniti and Heber J Grant spoke on missionary work and virtue, signaling expansion of mission efforts and stronger youth instruction across California and Japan.
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Seventy Second Annual Conference
The
Mormon Church
Joseph Fosiniti
Golden Kimball
Tell
Heber J. Grant
Japan
Reed Smoot
Congress of Religions
Speater
Smoot
Rayder Clawson
Apostle A. of
Woodmill
Joseph E. Robinson
California
M, M. Cowley
M. W. Merrill
John W.taylor
Hebert Grint
Massive World News Roundup From Last Sunday So Far
Reports from New York and across the globe describe a dry Sunday in New York, cholera deaths in Jedda and Manila, fatal accidents in Alaspow and Dayton, labor strikes in Chicago, Norway Canada and Yokohama, and various political and military tremors. The Italian, Turkish, Bulgarian, and Macedonian tensions unfold as disasters, floods, and floods mix with labor disputes and railway work.
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New York
Jedda
Alaspow
Northwest notes and regional tragedies large and small
A string of incidents across the West reports deaths from blasts and machinery accidents in Victor Leadville Cheyenne and Victor areas. Union Pacific mail through Wyoming doubles in four years. Reno mill fire causes 14000 loss. Utica merchant killed in Colorado Springs buggy crash. Electric lineman injured by 2400 volt shock. Woodard affair stirs Casper, labor disputes flare in Butte. Wyoming lawmen plan regional conference on game laws. Colorado mining suit exceeds 5 million. Union Pacific Coal closes saloons in Hanna Wyoming as town becomes dry.
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Benjamin Podines
Guest
York
Seattle
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Coin
Hanna
Wyoming
Union Pacific Coal Company
Deseret Sunday School Union Meeting Report Shows Gains
Roll call lists 41 of 56 stakes and four foreign missions represented. Secretary George J. Pyper reports Sunday schools totaling 1055, up 37 from 1000, with 44 411 sessions, 14 076 teachers and officers, and 1477 in missions, overall rise of 1141.
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Deseret Sunday School Union
George J. Pyper
Congress Week Summary On Tax Measures And Military Debates
The week in Congress covered tax measures with proposed rates and funding, debates on military structure and promotions, and partisan divides over how to finance government. Lawmakers discussed naval and army staffing, officers’ ranks, and emergency funding amid ongoing fiscal scrutiny.
Chinese Exclusion Debate Opens Session With Motives Outlined
The house discussed the Chinese exclusion measure and the general principle of exclusion. Members Hitt Perkins Alma Nughen and others urged rapid action while a Thorin substitute was debated. The senate opened with a long urging for exclusion of Chinese laborers.
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Messrs
Hitt
Tilindis
Perkins
New
Senate
Contested Horton Butler Seat Declared Vacant In House
In the house the Chinese exclusion debate dominated as debate closed with broad support for strict exclusion. Mr Taylor of Ohio presented the Horton Butler election report from Missouri declaring the seat vacant, minority given three weeks to file views. Senate then addressed Indian appropriations and the Chinese exclusion measure with long discussion, Mr Fairbanks of Indiana delivering the principal speech.
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Marse
Taylor
Ohio
Committee On Elections
Horton- Butler
Fise
Missouri
Senate
Kim
Sete
Mr Fairbucks
Indiana
Wilk
House Confronts Chinese Exclusion Bill With Revisions
A fragmented historical report outlines amendments to a Chinese exclusion bill, expanding its provisions and reinforcing strict immigration controls. The document references a conference report and a Senate result with twenty yeas, detailing actions on duties and examination, while noting broader implications for United States policy and commerce.
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United States
Tle Wi
Senate
RALOW
Atinbimlend
War era chaos and a deadly riot in Alabama and New York
Fragmented text reports violence and turmoil with mentions of deaths in Tuscumbia Alabama and a deadly incident involving a black man resisting with a rifle. The piece also references job notices, misprints, and a chaotic public display, likely from wartime era reporting.
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Slapin
Grantsmi
Smith
Mammoth Tabernacle
Assembly Hall
Benjamine E. Rich
Southern States Mission
Lake Erie
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Joseph A. McCrea
Canada
Mexico
Mississippi
Pacific Ocean
George Teasdale
Church of Latter-day Saints
John Henry Smith
East
C. W. Penrose
Joseph W. McMarrin
Rulon P. Wellh
Jyrim M. Smith
John Smith
Hod
Hie
Land
Jol Ko Wieder
Fukui
South Africa
Chicago
Panjab
Guy Feait
Manila
Batangas
Laguna
Lavon
Ben Jones
Riverton
Ala
Nelson
Dayton, Tenn
Amsterdam
Christiania
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Yokohama
Kirza
Russia
Morgan County
Tenn
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Dine
Trevie Federal District
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Triesten
W. Il Moody
Laraian Plains
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Ark
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Colo
Jacob Smith
Samar
Midnna
Wallere
Marine Corps
Geversl Sire
Northwest Notes
Patrick Debhayty
Victor
W.al Webber
Leadville
Charles Chaffee
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
Laramie
Walter KR. Martin
Dorens Mill
John Costello
Vancouver, HO
Casper
Stave
Woodard
Butte Mainters
Snake River Country
Butler
Dal Lo
Larinie
Converse
Natrona Vonwities
Reno Mill & Lumber Company
Reno
Nevada
Carton
Utica
N. Y
M. Groeten
Electric Light Company
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Daoion
Wyoming Central Railroad Company
Walcott Dan
Paton Maine
Samtoga
Kend Encaarpment
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Newula
Alifornia
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South Second Street
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Averil
New Lars
Anit
Parourar
Cit
Ggie
Rome
Tone
Nuote Diy
Seth
Pusneil Sun
Hahle
Chi
Wbinda
Pires Petri
Alene Eries
Westring
Tuscumbiz
Aia
Will Manele
Rundle
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