William T. Jack · 1911 October General Conference · 1911-10-08
Transcribed from the OCR of the official printed Conference Report published by the Deseret News and hosted at the Internet Archive (conferencereport1911sa). Running heads, page numbers, and line-break hyphenation removed.
No witness list recorded beyond the primary source.
Proofread against the source text.
Heavyweight pass: restored a dropped sentence in the opening paragraph (the original ingest truncated it mid-sentence), corrected the placeholder title and trailing period on the speaker name, and fixed the source_url leaf.
Collated word-by-word against the original scan.
Heavyweight pass: reconstructed reading order from the conferencereport1911sa DjVu XML and confirmed the source_url leaf; this talk begins on leaf 100/n99 (not n101), immediately after Bennion's Amen. Body collated word-for-word against the OCR; restored the missing remainder of the opening sentence, verbatim from the OCR ('...in listening to the sweet singing and music that has been furnished by the Murray choir; indeed, the singing that has been furnished during the former sessions of this conference in the great Tabernacle; as well as here, has been an inspiration to all those who have attended.'), which the prior ingest had truncated. Confirmed boundaries clean: begins with Jack's own remarks (following Bennion) and ends at his own Amen, before George Albert Smith's remarks begin.
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