Northwest Notes Highlights Odd Incidents Across West
The item catalog lists a Denver snow start on October 1, a Butte benefit for striking miners raising about 3600, a Chinaman finding a $1701 nugget near Staker City Oregon, and multiple accidents and crimes. Notable events include a Union Pacific train collision near Cheyenne with two deaths, a Butte heart failure death, a Deerlodge sheriff candidate killed in an accident, and a Cheyenne gambling crackdown enforcement. Oregon and Nevada rail, mining, and weather notes accompany varied local incidents and accidents.
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Tero
Columbia
Lark City
Patrick Kelly
Telens
Linten
Butte
Union Pacitia
Cheyenne
Albert ‘Irudeau
Cloux City
Iowa
Thomas McCormick
Favre Mont
Charles Hoath
Tireas Valla
Montana
Farho
Nevada
John W.i$uros
Labor Party
Sherif
Hocky Fork
Deer Lodge
Mont
Cheyenne Couneil
Rawlins
Wyo
Washington Lo
Oregon
Seventieth-Third LDS Conference Opens With Large Attendance
The seventy third semi annual conference of the Latter day saints opened October fourth in the Tabernacle to a full house. President Smith welcomed attendees and praised the cheerful outlook for the church as leaders from missions across the nation reported on progress, opposition, and financial caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Latter Day Saints
Tabernacle
Joseph Epotiith
God
Iiggs
Nephi
President Rich
Hell
Rich
New York
Sleeper Loung
Joseph Robinson
Caliinfornia
California
L. Haye
Southern States Mission
Prsident McRae
Colorado
Hyrum Smith
Smith
Joseph Smith
Duffle
Woodruff
Northeast
Nephi Pratt
Northwest
Tlagion
John Henry Smith
Apostle Reed Smoot Defends Tithing in Morning Session
The fast speaker rebuked Salata for not paying tithes and fact offerings, stating that even in Zion there are no poor and dues remain required. He urged continued compliance with church offerings in all stakes and communities.
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All the Saints
Banites
Mexico
Anthony W. Ivins
Sandwich Islands
Samuel L. Woolley
Allen
Alberta
Wasatch
William II
Smart
Abraham O Woodruff
Lattereday Bainis
Lider Touls
Kelsch
Rodger Clawsee
William T Jack
Cassia
Samuel Kennion
Uintah
Mathisa Cowley
Church
Dalws
Apostle Reed Smoot
Salata
Zion
Boxer Rebellion Flares in Cheng Tu City
Advices from China report intensified Boxer activity in Cheng Tu and surrounding areas. About 10 600 Boxers attacked the provincial capital Cheng Tu, triggering bloody street fighting as imperial forces countered. Reinforcements caused Boxers to withdraw to Shippantan where earthworks were erected.
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China
Chi Li
Sie Chuen
Cheng Tu
Chenglu
Shippantan
Closing Day Sermons Emphasize Tithing and Education
Third session remarks urged Salata to pay tithing avoid debt and shun mortgages while embracing Mormon principles. Saints were warned Christ’s return nears and urged diligence in duties to be ready for heaven. Education for children urged, with emphasis on church and compatible schools and healings recounted.
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Larnest
Kingdom of Heaven
Apostle M . Merrill
David K Udall
St. Johns
Arizona
Jesse Crosby
New Big Morn
LE Chipmat
Alpine
Uriah Jones
Parowan
C D White
Meaver
Joseph F. Smith
Boxer Leader Liao Kuan Yin Emerges in Sze Chuen
Chinese papers describe Liao Kuan Yin as a striking Boxers chief, allegedly one of the three sisters arrested at Tien Tsin in 1900, called a powerful rebel head by North China News Press. Letters from Prince Tuan and Lung Lu surfaced at her home, drawing 10000 Boxers to her banner.
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Sze Chuen
Liao Kuan Yin
Tien Tsin
Prince Tuan
Lung Lu
Pepers
Chung King
North China Newa Saya
Observant Man Praises Ants Sagacity and Bridges
An observer recounts how ants show high reasoning by storing food and using a bridge of dead ants to cross water. He compares their problem solving to human intellect, recalling two pantry episodes where ants drilled through thick paper tops and built an island bridge to reach sweets.
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Lenelon
Nevada
Toc
Sullivan
Tg3
Wagis
Boyd Kirk
Electile
Rawlins
Wye
Kirk
Colorado & Southern
Wyoming
Colorado Fuel & Iron Company
Pueblo
Ante
New Orleans
Humana
La Prensa of Buenos Ayres a Remarkable Public Service Paper
An article extols La Prensa of Buenos Ayres as a remarkable world class newspaper housed in a grand marble building. It describes charitable services free medical and legal aid, a public library and museum, Spanish lessons, a political hall, and soil analysis for farmers, with a large daily circulation and profits reinvested into the newspaper.
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la Prensa
Buenos Ayres
la Prensa of
Argentina
Fontainebleau
le Prensa
Fittsburg Gazette
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Denver
Pennsylvania
Salmon Creek Placers
Staker City
Weary Hreitenstein
Labor News
Secialist
Hee
Mociatista Will
Cortland City
Great Balls
John Hust
Td Schwaics
George Fash
August Anderson
Leadville
Colo
Anderson
Salt Safe
Apostle Woodruff
Edhwarch
Moses Taylor
Summit Stake
James W Paxman
Junb Stake
Joseph Merrell
Cache
George C. Parkinson
Oneida
George F. Canonon
Dralerge
General Merchandise
East End
A. G. Peironnet
Hiandio
Blackburn
Bette Meade
A. PF. Young
Vernal, Utah
Fredrickson
Vernal
uTah
A Veltman
Otloe
No . 23
East Uintah Avenua
A. G Hatch
Attorney-At-Law
T. W. Cdonnell
Johnson Block
F. Harmston, C
Tha U 20
State Board of Land Commissioners
Co Op
S&s P Trim NG & P Dillman Seo
H,. M. Toohey
Star Painting Company
P.O. Box
A. Barnden
Dor
Virah
Ottage
Miss Danaher
Ashley Co-op
America
Salt Lake City
Price Station
Lake City
Pullman Palace
I. A. Benton
Drext
ELK Hotel
MH. Calvert, Paopineron
William Winn
Vernal Ave
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