General Conference Reports in the Press

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jul 22, 1909

General Conference Reports in the Press

No previous session of the General Conference has been so fully reported in the public press as the one recently held. The Washington daily papers established headquarters at the grounds, and gave liberal reports of the daily proceedings. The Associated Press sent out despatches relating to more important matters before the Conference. The Woman’s National Daily, of St. Louis, Mo., in its issue of May 13, the opening day of the Conference, devoted two pages, fully illustrated, to a general statement of the history and work of the denomination. The Christian Herald of June 2, printed a report under the title “World’s Conference of Adventists,” written by Waldon Fawcett. With this report there appeared a picture of the officers of the General Conference.