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Church Review (newspaper); Ogden (Utah); Park City (Utah); Provo (Utah); Salt Lake City (Utah); Salt Lake County (Utah); Omaha (Nebraska); Post office buildings--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodist Episcopal Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Methodist Episcopal Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodist Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Methodists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Episcopal Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Episcopalians--Utah--Salt Lake City; Congregational Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Congregational Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Congregationalists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Presbyterian Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Presbyterian Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Presbyterians--Utah--Salt Lake City; Baptist Church (Salt Lake City, Utah); Baptist Church--Utah--Salt Lake City; Baptists--Utah--Salt Lake City; Disciples of Christ--Utah--Salt Lake City; Young Men's Christian Association (Salt Lake City, Utah); Woman's Christian Temperance Union; Rescue Mission Society (Salt Lake C |
| OCR Text |
Show THE CHURCH REVIEW. <br><br> The Church Review. <br> Published weekly, in the interest of Christian work in Salt Lake City, and with the co-operation of the Methodist Episcopal, Congregational, Presbyterian, Baptist and Christian denominations, and the Y. M. C. A., W. C. T. U. and Rescue Mission societies. <br> Subscription price - - - $1 per year <br> Entered at the Salt Lake City post office as second-class matter. <br> O. S. BOWMAN, - EDITOR AND PUBLISHER <br><br> THE stand taken by a number of the ministers of the city in reference to the recent election contest and the unsavory disclosures connected with it, and the set of resolutions defining that stand, have been severely and publicly criticized by some who are of the opinion that preachers have no right to express an opinion, except upon spiritual matters. We will not pass judgment upon the alleged frauds, for the people will do that for themselves, but we do believe that every minister who signed his name to those r |
| Further Information |
This page contains credentials for The Church Review, which is followed by five articles. The first article is about the stand some ministers of Salt Lake City, Utah, took regarding past elections and the argument derived from their act. The next article is about the education system in Omaha, Nevada, and its funding by saloon licenses. The subsequent article is about The Church Review's special editions and the plans to expand its pages. The fourth article is about the Ministers' Association acting upon worldly amusements. The last article lists various statistics of buildings, memberships and costs for Protestant churches and the Salvation Army. |
