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Mar 16, 1898

Journal Entry

March 16, 1898 ~ Wednesday

Wed Mar 16th At the office very busy so that I could not eat my lunch till
3 pm. ^went home at 420 pm^ B[isho]p Morris is very low, 2 ribs broken & concussion of the brain. Phumonia
is feared.

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Morris, Elias
1825-1898
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Letter from James A. Duke, 16 March 1898
Thatcher Pres. Wilford Woodruff In reply to your letter of the 26 ult. I will say that with the help of my Heavenly father I will accept the call and do the best I can. If nothing happens I will be there at October conference. I remain Your Brother in the Gospel James A. Duke. Bp. I. E. D. Zundel
Letter from James Moses Larson, 16 March 1898
Matthews Pres Wilford Woodruff Salt Lake City Utah. Dear Brother I recived Your Letter in due time I accept the mission with pleasure and I am thankful to our Fother in He^a^ven, that I have been called worthey to be called as a missionary to pronulgate the Everlasting gospel, to the nations. My fealings are to go and do all the good I can. Your Brother in the gospel James M Larsen. C B Boren Bishop
Letter from Lewis Olson Dorius, 16 March 1898
To The First Presidence of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Dear brothern. Yours of March the 9 have been received I am willing to c respond to the call and leive Salt Lake the 7 of May, 1898, for my Mission to Scandinavia if all is well. Your brother in Gospel, Louis O Dorius C R Dorius Bp.

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Wilford's Conference address on his 1877 vision of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Mar 16, 1898