- Date
- 1902-11-30
- Eras
- Modern era
- Concepts
- historiographymormonism
Summary
This St. Louis Republic feature is a 1902 retrospective newspaper profile of James J. Strang’s sons. It reports that Charles J. Strang was a printer in the employ of the State printers and binders and makes broader claims about the sons’ views of their father’s religion.
Evidentiary character
The article is evidence that these claims were published on 30 November 1902. It is not a civil record, personnel file, interview transcript, or direct record of belief. The project uses it only for the narrow reported occupation and as a dated source-provenance connection for Charles J. Strang.
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Sources
- Held page OCR. Its header identifies the title, issue, edition, and page; the article reports on James J. Strang's sons, including a statement that Charles was a printer in state employment. OCR defects should be checked against the page image before extracting any additional detail.chronicling_america · sn84020274_1902-11-30_ed1_p18
- Records source URL, newspaper identity, issue/page metadata, archive origin, and SHA-256 of the local OCR.chronicling_america · sn84020274_1902-11-30_ed1_p18.provenance
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Cite this article
Beaver Island Archive, ““Mormon Leader’s Son Denounces the Faith”, 1902”, https://beaverislandarchive.org/documents/st-louis-republic-mormon-leaders-son-1902/, accessed [date], citing “Mormon Leader's Son Denounces the Faith,” *The St. Louis Republic*, 30 November 1902, p. 18. (and 1 further source listed on the page).
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