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Domestic News April 29, 1903

The Wichita Daily Eagle

Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas

What is this article about?

Stockholders of the Seventh Day Adventist Publishing company in Battle Creek, Mich., decided to move their plant eastward after a week-long debate, influenced by prophetess Mrs. Ellen White's prediction of disaster if they stayed and failed to scatter.

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OBEDIENCE TO PROPHECY.

Seventh Day Adventists Believed Mrs. Ellen White, Apparently.

Battle Creek, Mich., April 28.—After a hard fight, lasting more than a week, the stockholders of the Seventh Day Adventist Publishing company here have decided to move their plant east, but the name of the city has not yet been decided on. This action shows that the majority of the stockholders believed in Mrs. Ellen White, a leading prophetess of the society, who predicted disaster if the plant were not moved and the Adventists colonized here failed to scatter to various parts of the country.

What sub-type of article is it?

Religious Event

What keywords are associated?

Seventh Day Adventists Ellen White Publishing Company Battle Creek Prophecy Plant Relocation

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Ellen White

Where did it happen?

Battle Creek, Mich.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Battle Creek, Mich.

Event Date

April 28

Key Persons

Mrs. Ellen White

Outcome

decided to move plant east, city undecided; belief in prophecy to avoid disaster

Event Details

Stockholders of Seventh Day Adventist Publishing company, after over a week of debate, decided to relocate plant eastward due to majority belief in Mrs. Ellen White's prophecy of disaster if plant not moved and colonized Adventists failed to scatter.

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