Seventy-Third Conference Opens With Large LDS Attendance
The seventy third semi annual conference of Latter day Saints opened Saturday October 4 with a full synagogue like assembly. President Joseph W Smith expressed gratitude for prosperity and attendance while presidents Rich Robinson Nye and others reported on missions in California the south east and northwest. Apostle Hyrum Smith warned against defaming the church and mob violence in the region subsided as new converts were reported in the northeast and southwest.
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Conference of
Latter-day Saints
God
Higgs
Nephi
Redeemer of
Terael
Smith
H Od
Ben E. Rich
Middle States
Fastern
Hooper Youngs
President Rich
Hell
Nole
Rich
New York
Hooper Young
Joseph Robinson
Gulinnfornia
California
Feld
E. H. Nye
Southern States
South
McRae
Colorado
Hyrum Smith
Apostle Smith
Joseph Smith
Dulin
Southern States Mission
Southwest
Woodruff
Northeast
Nephi Pratt
Northwest
John Henry Smith
Hancock County
Ilinois
Saints urged to faithfulness and education at conference
Earnest exhortations urged Saints to pay tithing, shun debt and mortgages, and follow church principles as the conference closed. Speakers emphasized imminent Christ, duties, and education for children, denying church reliance on ignorance. Leaders and healings were cited, with M W Merrill and other stake presidents listed among speakers. Joseph F. Smith was sustained as prophet.
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Arger
Zion
Suicta Io
Wasatch
William H. Smart
Abraham C. Woodruff
Louis A. Kelseh
Rodger Clawson
William T. Jack
Cassia
Samuel Hendon
Uintah
Mathias Cowley
Church
F Hill
Apostle Woodruff
Apostle Reed Smoot
Moses Taylor
Summit Stake
James W. Paxman
Junbstake
Joseph Merrell
Cache
George C. Parkinson
Oneids
George J. Cannon
Christ
Heaven
Watt
Apostle M. W. Merrill
David K. Cael
St. John's Stake
Arizona
Jesse Oro
New Big Horn
L. Chipman
Alpine Stake
Uriah Jones
Parawan
C. D. White
Beaver Stake
Joseph F. Smith
Mixed global items reveal diverse 19th century eddies
Estimates for the rural free delivery system total 12 650 800 with plans for a 60 million lead mine project in New York. Emigration limits weigh on the Spanish marine ministry while 1200 Porto Rican schools opened September 29. Various strikes, riots, and political shifts unfold in Bulgaria, Turkey, Bolivia, and Spain amid regional unrest.
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Duke of Veragon
Porto Rico
Clerk's Union of
St. Paulave
Northwest Notes finds in a flurry of frontier tales
A patchwork of early 20th century western incidents reports snow in Denver damage from a Union Pacific wreck near Rawlins and a hotel death in Buston. Other items note a $3000 miners benefit in Butte a $17000 gold nugget near Baker City a fatal train collision near Colmns Park City and a boy killed by a switch engine in Great Falls.
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Denver
Butte
Mennsylvanis
Park City
Mont
Patrick Kelly
Helena
Minton Hotel
Buste
Priday
Union Pacific
Cheyenne
Albert Trudeau
Mivox City
Iowa
Thomas McCormick
Liurel
Conaldersle
Charles Booth
Great Falls
Montana
Carlin
Nevada
Jobs W. Burns
Labor Party
Rocky Fork
Deer Lodge
Cheyenne Council
Rawlins
Wyo
Washington
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LAW
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North Rail Street
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