[Wilford Woodruff]
Presidet Heber C Kimball had a paraletic Stroke to day so that his left side was useless. Was nearly deprived of speech.
[Source: Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1898 Typescript, Volumes 1-9, Edited by Scott G. Kenney, Signature Books 1993, http://amzn.to/newmormonstudies]
165 years ago today - Jun 12, 1853
John Taylor: M-bM-^@M-^\If there is any truth in heaven, earth, or hell, I want to embrace it.M-bM-^@M-^]
[Source: The Mormon Hierarchy - Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn, [New Mormon History database ( http://bit.ly/NMHdatabase )]]
[Source: The Mormon Hierarchy - Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn, [New Mormon History database ( http://bit.ly/NMHdatabase )]]
175 years ago today - Jun 12, 1843
<[Joseph Smith] married to Rhoda Richards and Willard Richards married to Susan[nah Lee] Liptrot>
[Source: Faulring, Scott (ed.), An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith: Joseph Smith Diary, 1843, http://amzn.to/jsdiaries]
[Source: Faulring, Scott (ed.), An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith: Joseph Smith Diary, 1843, http://amzn.to/jsdiaries]
175 years ago today - Jun 12, 1843
Joseph Smith approves a decision two days previously by a "court martial" "That an arsenal be built in the city of Nauvoo, to be located in any part of the city where the lieutenant and major generals may direct, who are also authorized to make or cause to be made, a draft of the same, and also to purchase any piece of land for the aforesaid purposes which they may deem proper."
35 years ago today - Jun 11, 1983-Saturday
[Leonard Arrington]
I learn today that another person subjected to the inquisition of Elder [Mark E.] Petersen was Blake Ostler.
I learn also that Armand Mauss, when called in by his stake president, found him willing to talk about what he had been told by Elder Petersen. Elder Petersen asked the stake president to warn him that he should not be writing for such anti-Mormon and heretical publications as Dialogue. Obviously, Elder Petersen has not read enough of Dialogue to know whether it is anti-Mormon. Someone who he believes has been filling him full of this kind of crazy and misguided opinion. Tom Truitt? Roy Doxey? Calvin Rudd? Elder Packer? Elder Benson's son or sons?
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
I learn today that another person subjected to the inquisition of Elder [Mark E.] Petersen was Blake Ostler.
I learn also that Armand Mauss, when called in by his stake president, found him willing to talk about what he had been told by Elder Petersen. Elder Petersen asked the stake president to warn him that he should not be writing for such anti-Mormon and heretical publications as Dialogue. Obviously, Elder Petersen has not read enough of Dialogue to know whether it is anti-Mormon. Someone who he believes has been filling him full of this kind of crazy and misguided opinion. Tom Truitt? Roy Doxey? Calvin Rudd? Elder Packer? Elder Benson's son or sons?
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
40 years ago today - Jun 11, 1978
Two days after the announcement that Blacks are no longer denied the priesthood based on race the SALT LAKE TRIBUNE editorial reads: "Granted, the church leadership was supposed to be merely speaking the revealed word of God and thus there should have been no quibbling before Friday's announcement. But as sure as God gave good, intelligent people a head and a heart, we all know many modern Mormons have privately found the exclusion of blacks from the Priesthood an uncommonly heavy cross. . . . But the LDS, young and old, their non-Mormon neighbors, and black Americans are now free-free at last of the cold-blooded curse of ancient attitudes."
45 years ago today - Jun 11, 1973-Monday
[Leonard Arrington]
... we were interested in some of their experiences with regard to correlation and censorship. It appears that the cover of the December issue [of the New Era] was most objected to by the secretary of Bruce McConkie. She took the liberty of tearing off the cover from the copies of the New Era ... she sent copies of it to members of the First Presidency and others with a letter asking, "Isn't this horrible?" ... the editors of the New Era were called in and given a severe dressing down for running the cover ...
In my article on Arizona women they had to change the word coffee grinder to small mill. ... they had hoped to run a splendid article on missionaries' experiences in the Philippines, and he had started out by saying he hadn't been prepared for the cockroaches. They had to eliminate that because nobody wanted the mothers to know that their missionary sons would be sent out where there were cockroaches.
They said Church News does not have to go through Church Correlation, so they are somewhat freer. ... They said it is impossible to run an unfavorable review of any book. ... They cannot publish articles that discuss problems or conflicts although they say that they just got through correlation the use of the term braless in one of their articles, "To go braless is not healthful." That had originally been stricken, and they asked how they could say it any other way.
We also learned through Brian Kelly and Lowell Durham at lunch that the Church News a week ago last Saturday, June 2, had distributed a few copies of an issue then the copies were all pulled back and came out again a few hours later. One of those who kept a copy of the original compared it with the reissued copy and discovered the item omitted on page 13 was entitled "Which: Genesis or Geology?" by William Lee Stokes. Apparently when the issue was first distributed somebody saw this, objected to it, and it was eliminated, and two other items were substituted for it on the bottom of page 12.
...
Davis and Jim and I discussed for an hour or more the concerns we have with relation to Michael Quinn's thesis. It is an outstanding job ... also a first-time use of many heretofore restricted and unknown sources ... much intimate material appears which was previously not only unknown but no one would have dared publish it if it had been known. ...
Because of these concerns we are trying to work out some alternatives:
(1) Is it possible that the University of Utah will allow Mike to restrict the thesis so that no one can see it without his approval? ...
(2) Is it possible that Mike could be induced to delay the final completion of the thesis for a year or two until we can accustom the Mormon reading public to this kind of an approach and to the sources?
(3) Is it possible we could induce Mike to [go] with this material as the basis for a later book and use for his present thesis three or four essays which he has written or might in the future write?
(4) Is it possible Mike might be satisfied to get a master's degree without thesis as some have done at the university?
We feel reasonably certain that if the thesis is completed this September as Mike expects and if it is made immediately available, it will prove so shocking to historians, students-members and non-members alike ....
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
... we were interested in some of their experiences with regard to correlation and censorship. It appears that the cover of the December issue [of the New Era] was most objected to by the secretary of Bruce McConkie. She took the liberty of tearing off the cover from the copies of the New Era ... she sent copies of it to members of the First Presidency and others with a letter asking, "Isn't this horrible?" ... the editors of the New Era were called in and given a severe dressing down for running the cover ...
In my article on Arizona women they had to change the word coffee grinder to small mill. ... they had hoped to run a splendid article on missionaries' experiences in the Philippines, and he had started out by saying he hadn't been prepared for the cockroaches. They had to eliminate that because nobody wanted the mothers to know that their missionary sons would be sent out where there were cockroaches.
They said Church News does not have to go through Church Correlation, so they are somewhat freer. ... They said it is impossible to run an unfavorable review of any book. ... They cannot publish articles that discuss problems or conflicts although they say that they just got through correlation the use of the term braless in one of their articles, "To go braless is not healthful." That had originally been stricken, and they asked how they could say it any other way.
We also learned through Brian Kelly and Lowell Durham at lunch that the Church News a week ago last Saturday, June 2, had distributed a few copies of an issue then the copies were all pulled back and came out again a few hours later. One of those who kept a copy of the original compared it with the reissued copy and discovered the item omitted on page 13 was entitled "Which: Genesis or Geology?" by William Lee Stokes. Apparently when the issue was first distributed somebody saw this, objected to it, and it was eliminated, and two other items were substituted for it on the bottom of page 12.
...
Davis and Jim and I discussed for an hour or more the concerns we have with relation to Michael Quinn's thesis. It is an outstanding job ... also a first-time use of many heretofore restricted and unknown sources ... much intimate material appears which was previously not only unknown but no one would have dared publish it if it had been known. ...
Because of these concerns we are trying to work out some alternatives:
(1) Is it possible that the University of Utah will allow Mike to restrict the thesis so that no one can see it without his approval? ...
(2) Is it possible that Mike could be induced to delay the final completion of the thesis for a year or two until we can accustom the Mormon reading public to this kind of an approach and to the sources?
(3) Is it possible we could induce Mike to [go] with this material as the basis for a later book and use for his present thesis three or four essays which he has written or might in the future write?
(4) Is it possible Mike might be satisfied to get a master's degree without thesis as some have done at the university?
We feel reasonably certain that if the thesis is completed this September as Mike expects and if it is made immediately available, it will prove so shocking to historians, students-members and non-members alike ....
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
45 years ago today - Jun 11, 1973
The First Presidency issued a letter approving the organization of three wards exclusively for non-student singles not living at home. This experiment was initially intended to involve only Salt Lake Valley residents. However, by 1976 permission to establish a singles ward was extended worldwide. To be considered the ward must have a membership potential of more than 200 singles between the ages of 18 and 35. In 1982 this requirement was modified to read: "if the population could assure the function of the ward would be carried out property."
115 years ago today - Thursday, Jun 11, 1903
[Rudger Clawson]
... Elder Smoot drew attention to the fact that some move in his judgment should be made looking to the organization of a life insurance company. He said that it would be surprising to the brethren to know what large numbers of Utah peopleM-bM-^@M-^Tmany of them our young peopleM-bM-^@M-^Tare having their lives insured, and as a result sending thousands of dollars out of the state that might be kept at home. A great evil connected with this matter was, he said, that in many instances our young people are led away from the church. He felt that something should be done to meet the emergency. Elder Clawson reminded the brethren that Elder Heber J. Grant had called attention to this matter some two or three years ago and urged the importance at that time of immediate action, looking to the organization of a home life insurance company.
[Source: Stan Larson (editor), A Ministry of Meetings: The Apostolic diaries of Rudger Clawson, Signature Books in association with Smith Research Associates, Salt Lake City, 1993, http://bit.ly/rudgerclawson]
... Elder Smoot drew attention to the fact that some move in his judgment should be made looking to the organization of a life insurance company. He said that it would be surprising to the brethren to know what large numbers of Utah peopleM-bM-^@M-^Tmany of them our young peopleM-bM-^@M-^Tare having their lives insured, and as a result sending thousands of dollars out of the state that might be kept at home. A great evil connected with this matter was, he said, that in many instances our young people are led away from the church. He felt that something should be done to meet the emergency. Elder Clawson reminded the brethren that Elder Heber J. Grant had called attention to this matter some two or three years ago and urged the importance at that time of immediate action, looking to the organization of a home life insurance company.
[Source: Stan Larson (editor), A Ministry of Meetings: The Apostolic diaries of Rudger Clawson, Signature Books in association with Smith Research Associates, Salt Lake City, 1993, http://bit.ly/rudgerclawson]
140 years ago today - Jun 11, 1878
This was a great Day on the occasion of the old Folks Excursion. ...
Prizes were distributed as follows ... to 4 persons femals who had Yoked & unyoked 2 yoke of Oxen & driven them across the plains Also to 5 oldest persons who had drawn a hand Cart across the plains. The next prizes were to Old Ladies who had 20 Children & Ann Moses 65 years of age married 50 years had born 21 Children. Elizabeth Taylor had born 14 Children & had 600 Grand Children & Great Grand Children. P Green Taylor 51 years of age took the prize as having the most Children of any one man in the Company number 36. Wilford Woodruff took the prize as having Baptized & brought the most people into the Church numbering over 2,000.
A foot race was run By Wm. Barnes 89, Elias Adams 86, & Thomas Edwards 86, 100 yards. Thomas Edwards took the prize. ...
[Source: Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1898 Typescript, Volumes 1-9, Edited by Scott G. Kenney, Signature Books 1993, http://amzn.to/newmormonstudies]
Prizes were distributed as follows ... to 4 persons femals who had Yoked & unyoked 2 yoke of Oxen & driven them across the plains Also to 5 oldest persons who had drawn a hand Cart across the plains. The next prizes were to Old Ladies who had 20 Children & Ann Moses 65 years of age married 50 years had born 21 Children. Elizabeth Taylor had born 14 Children & had 600 Grand Children & Great Grand Children. P Green Taylor 51 years of age took the prize as having the most Children of any one man in the Company number 36. Wilford Woodruff took the prize as having Baptized & brought the most people into the Church numbering over 2,000.
A foot race was run By Wm. Barnes 89, Elias Adams 86, & Thomas Edwards 86, 100 yards. Thomas Edwards took the prize. ...
[Source: Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1898 Typescript, Volumes 1-9, Edited by Scott G. Kenney, Signature Books 1993, http://amzn.to/newmormonstudies]
160 years ago today - Jun 11, 1858
Peaceful settlement to "Utah War" negotiated through efforts of Brigham Young, Governor Alfred Cumming, Thomas L. Kane, and government peace commissioners.
[Source: Ludlow, Daniel H. editor, Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Macmillan Publishing, Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Vol. 4, Appendix 2: A Chronology of Church History, http://amzn.to/eG0DIp]
[Source: Ludlow, Daniel H. editor, Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Macmillan Publishing, Encyclopedia of Mormonism, Vol. 4, Appendix 2: A Chronology of Church History, http://amzn.to/eG0DIp]
175 years ago today - Jun 11, 1843
[Joseph Smith]
I [am] a rough stone. The sound of the hammer and chisel was never heard on me nor never will be. I desire the learning and wisdom of heaven alone. Have not the least idea but if Christ should come and preach such rough things as he preached to the Jews, but this Generation would reject him for being so rough. ...
Jesus did every thing possible to gather the people and they would not be gathered and he poured out curses upon them. Ordinances were instituted in heaven before the foundation of the world in the priesthood for the salvation of men, not [to] be altered, not to be changed. All must be saved upon the same principle.
[Source: Faulring, Scott (ed.), An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith: Joseph Smith Diary, 1843, http://amzn.to/jsdiaries]
I [am] a rough stone. The sound of the hammer and chisel was never heard on me nor never will be. I desire the learning and wisdom of heaven alone. Have not the least idea but if Christ should come and preach such rough things as he preached to the Jews, but this Generation would reject him for being so rough. ...
Jesus did every thing possible to gather the people and they would not be gathered and he poured out curses upon them. Ordinances were instituted in heaven before the foundation of the world in the priesthood for the salvation of men, not [to] be altered, not to be changed. All must be saved upon the same principle.
[Source: Faulring, Scott (ed.), An American Prophet's Record: The Diaries and Journals of Joseph Smith: Joseph Smith Diary, 1843, http://amzn.to/jsdiaries]
175 years ago today - Jun 11, 1843
[Joseph Smith]
... asked what was the object of Gathering the Jews together or the people of God in any age of the world. The main object was to build unto the Lord an house whereby he Could reveal unto his people the ordinances of his house and glories of his kingdom & teach the people the ways of salvation. ...
If a man gets the fulness of God he has to get [it] in the same way that Jesus Christ obtained it & that was by keeping all the ordinances of the house of the Lord.
... Any person that has seen the heavens opened knows that their is three personages in the heavens holding the keys of power. As the father hath power in himself so the Son hath power in himself. Then the father has some day laid down his body & taken it again. /So he has a bo[d?]y of his own./ So has his Son a body of his own. So each one will be in their own body.
[Source: Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1898 Typescript, Volumes 1-9, Edited by Scott G. Kenney, Signature Books 1993, http://amzn.to/newmormonstudies]
... asked what was the object of Gathering the Jews together or the people of God in any age of the world. The main object was to build unto the Lord an house whereby he Could reveal unto his people the ordinances of his house and glories of his kingdom & teach the people the ways of salvation. ...
If a man gets the fulness of God he has to get [it] in the same way that Jesus Christ obtained it & that was by keeping all the ordinances of the house of the Lord.
... Any person that has seen the heavens opened knows that their is three personages in the heavens holding the keys of power. As the father hath power in himself so the Son hath power in himself. Then the father has some day laid down his body & taken it again. /So he has a bo[d?]y of his own./ So has his Son a body of his own. So each one will be in their own body.
[Source: Wilford Woodruff's Journal: 1833-1898 Typescript, Volumes 1-9, Edited by Scott G. Kenney, Signature Books 1993, http://amzn.to/newmormonstudies]
25 years ago today - Jun 10, 1993
BYU officials terminate five junior professors, including D. Michael Quinn, Cecelia K. Farr (pro-choice feminist) and anthropologist David Knowlton, who has published studies of Latin American terrorism against LDS buildings and missionaries. In an immediate response, more than 100 students rally to protest the lack of academic freedom at BYU, the first such student demonstration at BYU since 1911. Subsequent rallies include holders of the prestigious "Benson Scholarship," and developing-nation students who compare BYU's current situation with the repressive regimes these students have fled. This is reported at length in the 'Chronicle of Higher Education,' thus worsening BYU's reputation for academic freedom among administrators of the nation's universities and grant-giving foundations.
[Source: The Mormon Hierarchy - Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn, [New Mormon History database ( http://bit.ly/NMHdatabase )]]
[Source: The Mormon Hierarchy - Extensions of Power by D. Michael Quinn, [New Mormon History database ( http://bit.ly/NMHdatabase )]]
35 years ago today - Jun 10, 1983-Friday
[Leonard Arrington]
I should record in my diary that Brook told me earlier this week that she did not wish (at this time anyway) to be sealed to me in the temple. After four or five years of marriage, she said, she might want to do so. She did not feel confident about sharing me with Grace, and was afraid Grace might not appreciate sharing me with her. So the best arrangement, at least for the present, was marriage for time.
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
I should record in my diary that Brook told me earlier this week that she did not wish (at this time anyway) to be sealed to me in the temple. After four or five years of marriage, she said, she might want to do so. She did not feel confident about sharing me with Grace, and was afraid Grace might not appreciate sharing me with her. So the best arrangement, at least for the present, was marriage for time.
[Source: Confessions of a Mormon historian : the diaries of Leonard J. Arrington, 1971-1997, Gary James Bergera, editor, Signature Books, 2018]
135 years ago today - Jun 10, 1883 • Sunday
[George Q. Cannon]
The day has been a most interesting one. Prest. Taylor occupied the remainder of the forenoon and in the afternoon an affidavit of Bro. Thomas Grover by Bro. Arthur Stayner in which he swore to the fact that in 1843 M-bM-^@M-^S nearly a year before the Prophet JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys martyrdom M-bM-^@M-^S Hyrum Smith the Patriarch read to the High Council by request of the Prophet the revelation which is now published in the Book of Doctrine and Covenants [D&C 132], & that upon a vote being called respecting its acceptance, nine of the Council voted to receive it, and three did not. The three were: W^m Marks, Austin Coles, and Lorin Soby. Of the nine High Councillors who were then present, Bro. Grover and Bro Chas. C. Rich, are the sole survivors. After the reading of the affidavit Bro. Grover bore a testimony to the statements made in the affidavit. Prest. Taylor then followed with a statement of the manner in which the revelation had been communicated to him. The Prophet Joseph had called President Young, H. C. Kimball, N. K. Whitney, Orson Hyde, and himself into his office in the part of the building known as JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys Store in Nauvoo, and there communicated to them that God had revealed to him the doctrine of celestial marriage and reasoned at some length respecting it. They all received it though to use his words, M-bM-^@M-^\it was a bitter pill.M-bM-^@M-^] He did not obey it quickly, and he afterwards met the Prophet as he was riding out of Nauvoo and the Prophet was riding in on the road passing through the old grave yard, when the Prophet stopped him and told him that these things must be obeyed or the keys would be turned
Prest. Taylor was followed by Bro. Joseph B. Noble who testified to the conference that Joseph communicated to him this doctrine and told him that God had revealed it to him in Kirkland while engaged in the translation of the Bible, but had informed him that the time had not yet come for it to be put into practice, but that an angel of the Lord had commanded him to now enter upon its practice, and to those brethren in whom he could confide he communicated the doctrine, and that at JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys request he married his wifeM-bM-^@M-^Ys sister Louisa Beman [Beaman] to him he repeating (in a whisper) the ceremony of marriage as Joseph gave it to him. He spoke also about the irreproachable and pure character of his wifeM-bM-^@M-^Ys sister.
[Source: The Journal of George Q. Cannon, Church Historian's Press, https://churchhistorianspress.org/george-q-cannon]
The day has been a most interesting one. Prest. Taylor occupied the remainder of the forenoon and in the afternoon an affidavit of Bro. Thomas Grover by Bro. Arthur Stayner in which he swore to the fact that in 1843 M-bM-^@M-^S nearly a year before the Prophet JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys martyrdom M-bM-^@M-^S Hyrum Smith the Patriarch read to the High Council by request of the Prophet the revelation which is now published in the Book of Doctrine and Covenants [D&C 132], & that upon a vote being called respecting its acceptance, nine of the Council voted to receive it, and three did not. The three were: W^m Marks, Austin Coles, and Lorin Soby. Of the nine High Councillors who were then present, Bro. Grover and Bro Chas. C. Rich, are the sole survivors. After the reading of the affidavit Bro. Grover bore a testimony to the statements made in the affidavit. Prest. Taylor then followed with a statement of the manner in which the revelation had been communicated to him. The Prophet Joseph had called President Young, H. C. Kimball, N. K. Whitney, Orson Hyde, and himself into his office in the part of the building known as JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys Store in Nauvoo, and there communicated to them that God had revealed to him the doctrine of celestial marriage and reasoned at some length respecting it. They all received it though to use his words, M-bM-^@M-^\it was a bitter pill.M-bM-^@M-^] He did not obey it quickly, and he afterwards met the Prophet as he was riding out of Nauvoo and the Prophet was riding in on the road passing through the old grave yard, when the Prophet stopped him and told him that these things must be obeyed or the keys would be turned
Prest. Taylor was followed by Bro. Joseph B. Noble who testified to the conference that Joseph communicated to him this doctrine and told him that God had revealed it to him in Kirkland while engaged in the translation of the Bible, but had informed him that the time had not yet come for it to be put into practice, but that an angel of the Lord had commanded him to now enter upon its practice, and to those brethren in whom he could confide he communicated the doctrine, and that at JosephM-bM-^@M-^Ys request he married his wifeM-bM-^@M-^Ys sister Louisa Beman [Beaman] to him he repeating (in a whisper) the ceremony of marriage as Joseph gave it to him. He spoke also about the irreproachable and pure character of his wifeM-bM-^@M-^Ys sister.
[Source: The Journal of George Q. Cannon, Church Historian's Press, https://churchhistorianspress.org/george-q-cannon]
150 years ago today - Jun 10, 1868
Resolutions in favor of helping the Union Pacific Railroad build through Utah are passed during a mass meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah.
155 years ago today - Jun 10, 1863 (Wednesday)
"The stage coach was attacked by mounted Indians between Fort Crittenden and the Jordan river, Utah Co.; the driver and another man were killed and their bodies fearfully mutilated by the savages."
[Source: Jenson, Andrew, Church Chronology]
[Source: Jenson, Andrew, Church Chronology]
180 years ago today - Jun 10, 1838
The "Danites" are organized during a clandestine meeting when Jared Carter, George W. Robinson, and Sampson Avard, "under the instruction of the [First] [P]residency, formed a secret military society, called the 'daughter of Zion.'" Avard instructs the newly inducted members: "As the Lord had raised up a prophet in these last days like unto Moses it shall be the duty of this band to obey him in all things, and whatever he requires you shall perform being ready to give up life and property for the advancement of the cause[.] When any thing is to be performed no member shall have the privilege of judging whether it would be right or wrong but shall engage in its accomplishment and trust God for the result[.]" The next month Joseph Smith's scribe writes in "The Scriptory Book of Joseph Smith, Jr.": "[W]e have a company of Danites in these times, to put right physically that which is not right, and to cleanse the Church of verry great evils which hath hitherto existed among us inasmuch as they cannot be put to right by teachings & persuas[ions]."
[Source: On This Day in Mormon History, http://onthisdayinmormonhistory.blogspot.com]
[Source: On This Day in Mormon History, http://onthisdayinmormonhistory.blogspot.com]
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