Seventy-Second Mormon Conference Opened Amid Large Crowds
The opening day of the Seventy-Second Annual Conference of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints drew large crowds and fair weather. Leaders including President Joseph F. Smith and Apostle Reed Smoot stressed missionary work, virtue, and church growth, with reports on Japan and California missions and strong calls for youth instruction and tithing.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salute
Seventy Second Annual Conference
The
Mormon Church
Joseph [I Smith
Ita
Lider
J Golden Kimball
Etreeta
Ahun
Hell
Lieber J. Grant
Japan
Congregation Iis
Reed Smoot
Joseph Smith
Apostle Smoot
Congress of Religions
Smoot
Rugder Clawson
Apoallo A. O Woodruff
Dider Joseph E. Robinson
California
Seasion
M F. Cowley
Council of the Priesthood
Merrill
John W Taylor
Patriarchy
Ilebert Grant
Ile
Smith
Mammoth Tabernacle
Shisa
Assembly Hall
Benjamine Rich
Southern States
Lake Line
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
Atlantic Ocean
Canada
Mexico
Mississippi
Pacific Ocean
Jala
James Dudin
South Western Mission
Apostia George Teasdale
Church of Latter-day Saints
John Meory Smith
Weber J. Grant
W Venroge
Joseph W. McMurrin
Ruton P. Wells
Kyrum M. Smith
John Smith
Lie
Ife
Brigham
Zion
Joseph P. Smith
People of God
Lla
Lund
John 1. Winder
Deseret Sunday School Union Reports Big Increases
The roll call showed 41 of 66 stakes represented at the meeting. Secretary George Pyper submitted a report praising church work. The number of Sunday schools rose to 718 in stakes, 339 in missions, totaling 1655 with 42461 sessions. Pupils totaled 104,405 in stakes and 9,420 in missions, with officers and teachers at 14,576 and 9,420 pupils in missions. Financials: $23,182 collected and $4,759.60 on hand after $18,423,21 expended. Old officers reelected: President Smith, George Reynolds, and George Pyper.
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Deseret Sunday School Union
Foreign Missions
Gorge S
Bnpncial
Smith
George Reynolds
George T. Pyper
World News Roundup From Global To Local Incidents
Summary of distressing events across continents. Cholera deaths surge in New York and Punjab. fires in Japan. mine explosions in the U S. labor strikes in Chicago and Canada. clashes in Serbia and Norway. floods in Morgan County. a boatman drowning near Riverton Alabama. a Turkish ambush against Bulgarian outlaws. and political unrest from Belgrade to Mexico.
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Tiume
Hungary
Yokohama
Kirzu
Russia
Morgan County
Carrie Nation
Eddyville
Northwest notes report multiple mining and accident tragedies
The listing cites Patrick Delhanty killed at Victor from binast warnings, W A Webber fatally injured after a bunk fall, Charles Chaffee crushed in Cheyenne, and Walter Martin torn by machinery in Cripple Creek. It notes rising ore throughput on Union Pacific in Wyoming, hotel closure plans at Laramie, and various legal and labor disputes across Nevada Colorado and surrounding states.
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Walter Martin
Doreas Mill
Cripple Creek
Hmb
Union Pacific
Wyoming Central Railroad Company
Walcott
Saratoga
Grand
Willians
Sexton
Victor
South Second Street
W Incott
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming
North Dakota
Minnesota
National Park
Benjamin P. Jones
Lark
Seattle
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Hanna
Union Pacific Coal Company
Kruger Family Members Take Oath of Allegiance in Pretoris
Casper Kruger and twenty four relatives swear allegiance to Great Britain in Pretoris. Civil War correspondent Epes Sargent, once valued for northern aid, is held at his Nassau home after auction. he is 74.
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Casper Kruger
President Kruger
Kruger
Pretoris
Great Britain
Epes Sargent
Nassau
Washington
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Banday School Union
New York
Glasgow
Theallk
Tukui
South Africa
Chicago
Punjab
Batangas
Laguna Tuzon
Ben Jones
Riverton
Ala
Nelson
Dayton
Tenn
Amsterdam
Christiania
Norway
Diaz
Federal District
Belgrade
He Moody
Laramee
Theatua Ark
Fore Land
Cole
Jacob H. Smith
Samar
Manila
Waller of
Marine Corps
Samir
John Bellis
Cherry Creek
Norris
Mont
Alfred J Sheldon
Bells
Sheldon
Joseph Wallace
Piceance Creek
Oldland
Meeker
Northwest Notes
Patrick Delhanty
W. A. Webber
Leadsille
Charles Chaffee
Jonlin
Cheyenne
Laramlle
John Costello
Flaherman
Vancouver
Casper
Woodard
Little Painters and Pauperhangers' Union
Sugke River
Butler
Woodard Issucers
Laramie
Converse
Natrona Counties
Reno Mill & Lumber Company
Reno
Nevada
W. J. Carton
Utica
MN Groton
Electric Light Company
Reno, New
Lider Tord
Wallace
la Junta
Denver
Hts
Spokane
Master Plumbers Association
Dhralearsa IN
General Merchandise
Price, Vernal
Fr Duchesne
Fort Duchesne
Vernal
Fort D
Samuel Morris
East End
A. B. Peironnet
William H. Frye
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Ciloscrat Johnson & Sons
Ares
Anul
Vernal, Utah
R. Weltman
Uloish Avenue
A. G Hatch
Heser
Albert $v Bjornson
F. Harmston
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Viatak Ave
C. Laughlin
Geo A Lowe
R. Calder
Barnden
Vannaal
Utan
Vernal Lodge
Vieluing Braitreo
Via Povatita
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America
Salt Lake City
Price Station
East
Pullman Palace
W. Heintz
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William Winn
Vernal Ave
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