Seventh-day Adventist Yearbook for 1905

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1905
YEAR BOOK
Of the Seventh-day Adventist
Denomination
THE
OFFICIAL DIRECTORIES
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Published by
Review and Herald Publishing
Association
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THE YOUTH'S INSTRUCTOR.
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The INSTRUCTOR is not filled with advertisements; but each issue
is replete with much helpful mental food, well calculated to pre-
pare the youth for future noble service. It contains the Sabbath-
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SPA YEARBOOK -- 1905 RH, Feb. 23, 1905
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"The Year-Book for 1905 -- In Many Re-
spects Superior to Any Heretofore
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"A Valuable Collection of Facts Re-
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1905
YEAR BOO K
Of the Seventh-day Adventist
Denomination
COMPRISING
A Complete Directory of the General Conference, Union and Local Conferences
and Mission Fields, Educational Institutions, Publishing' Houses,
Periodicals,. Sanitariums, and Benevolent Institutions
TOGETHER WITH
Statistical Reports, the Constitution of the General Conference, Articles of Incorpora-
tion of the Review and Herald Publishing Association, General Confer-
ence Corporation, Washington Training College, and the
Washington (D. C.) Sanitarium Association
ALSO A
HISTORICAL SUMMARY
Giving a brief account of the Rise and Progress of
the Denomination
ReconF'6 uted in 1961
Published by
Review and Herald Publishing Association
222 N. Capitol St., Washington, D. C.
" The every-day cares and duties, which men call drudgery, are the
weights and counterpoises of the clock of time, giving its pendulum a
true vibration, and its hands a regular motion; and when they cease
to hang upon the wheels, the pendulum no longer swings, the hands
no longer move, the clock stands still."
" Threefold the stride of Time, from first to last!
Loitering slow, the Future creepeth —
Arrow-swift, the Present sweepeth —
And motionless forever stands the Past."
PREFACE.
The present Year Book of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination
is the fourteenth of the series in which the denominational directories
have been issued in this form. Beginning with the year 1883, a Year
Book was issued annually until 1894. From that year until 1903, the
directories of the denomination were issued in the " General Confer-
ence Bulletin."
A Year Book is considered to be a necessary feature in connection
with the work of the denomination, and its pages are intended to
convey accurate information regarding all the organizations, institu-
tions, and enterprises in any way connected with the cause. The
rapidity with which changes are constantly made in the force and
location of workers, and in the members of boards and committees, as
well as of officers, makes it absolutely impossible to present a directory
that will remain strictly accurate in every respect for a great length
of time. Changes occur so frequently that a daily revision would be
necessary to indicate all the modifications that are made. This fact,
hOwever, should furnish a source of gratification., indicating, as it
does, the rapid advancement of the work which the cause represents.
The information which the following pages contain is brought down
to February 10, 1905, when th.e pages were closed for the .press.
The closing of-the matter for this book. just before the end of the
year 1904, makes it impossible to give statistical returns brought
down to a recent date, from the fact that these returns are not re-
ceived until a number of weeks later. The statistics given, therefore,
are in most cases those reported for December 31, 1903, except where
otherwise stated.
NOTES REGARDING THE DIRECTORY.
Those who are not familiar with the arrangement of the matter
contained in these pages would do well to note the following sugges-
tions regarding the best method of finding names and addresses. In
the Table of Contents will be found the names of all Conferences,
organizations, and institutions connected with the denomination. If
one desires to secure the address of a laborer in a certain • Conference,
turn to the Table of Contents, which gives the page on which the
directory of that Conference is found. By reference to the page cited,,
the Conference directory will be found, as well as the names of all
officers and laborers connected with the organization, with the addreSs
3
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4 PREFACE.
of each given. Or if the person is a minister, turn to the Ministerial
Directory, and there find his name in alphabetical order, with address
given.
The customary Summary of Officers is omitted in this issue. In-
stead of this, the address of each officer is given in connection with
the directory of the Conference, thus making the Summary unneces-
sary, and at the same time making the directory of each organization
more complete.
An effort has also been made to include under the Conference direct-
ory all work being carried forward under its auspices. This again
tends to make each Conference directory more nearly complete than any
former arrangement. Particular reference is here made to the direct-
ory of treatment-rooms, church-schools, restaurants, etc. As will be
seen, this comprises all the work in a conference under one head, with
the exception of educational institutions, publishing houses, and sani-
tariums, which have special' boards for their supervision, and direct-
ories of which will be found in separate lists, in later pages.
Cable addresses are given in connection with each organization
reporting such information, instead of one general list of Cable Ad-
dresses as heretofore. It is strongly urged that all mission fields
and institutions select the word Adventist as their code, and report
this for future editions. It may be said to be a universal practise for
all offices having cable addresses to use the A B C Code. The Western
Union Telegraphic Code is also used by the General Conference.
APPOINTMENTS FOR 1905.
The thirty-sixth session (nintn biennial session) of the General Con-
ference of Seventh-day Adventists, at Washington, D. C., May 11-30,
1905.
ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF CONTENTS.
PAGE
Alabama Conference (cid:9) '29
Alaska MiSsion (cid:9) 63
Alberta Mission (cid:9) 46
American Medical Missionary College (cid:9) 87
Appropriations to Mission fields for 1905 (cid:9) 11
Argentina, South America, Conference in (cid:9) 83
Arizona(cid:9) Conference (cid:9) 56
Arizona Sanitarium (cid:9) 106
Arkansas Conference (cid:9) 54
Atlanta Sanitarium (cid:9) 106
Atlantic Union Conference (cid:9)
Australasian Union Conference (cid:9) 63
Austrian Mission (cid:9) 72
Avondale School for Christian Workers (cid:9) 91
Avondale Press (cid:9) 96
Balkan Mission (cid:9) 72
Basutoland Mission (cid:9) 81
Battle Creek Sanitarium (cid:9) 106
Belfast Sanitarium (cid:9) 112
Benevolent(cid:9) Institutions (cid:9) 114
Bermuda Mission(cid:9) • (cid:9) 83
Blind, paper for (cid:9) 103
Brazilian Conference (cid:9) 82
British Columbia Conference (cid:9) 57
British Union Conference (cid:9) 75
Buffalo Sanitarium (cid:9) 106
Calcutta Sanitarium (cid:9) 114
California-Nevada(cid:9) Conference (cid:9) 57
Canadian Union Conference (cid:9) 26
Cape Colony Conference (cid:9) 80
Caterham Sanitarium (cid:9) 112
Central American Mission (cid:9) 83
Central New England Conference (cid:9) 20, 21
Central Union Conference (cid:9) 46
Chesapeake(cid:9) Conference (cid:9) 21
Chicago Sanitarium (cid:9) (cid:9) 107
China Mission (cid:9) 84
Christchurch Sanitarium (cid:9) 114
Christiania Publishing House (cid:9) 97
Claremont Union College (cid:9) 91
Colorado Conference (cid:9) 47
Colorado Sanitarium 107
Conference papers (cid:9) 104, 105
Constitution of the General Conference (cid:9) 135
Cook Islands Mission (cid:9) 67
Cuban Mission (cid:9) 84
Cumberland Conference (cid:9) 30
(cid:9)(cid:9)(cid:9)(cid:9)(cid:9)
CONTENTS.
Danish-Norwegian papers (cid:9) 102
Denmark Conference 73
Denmark Publishing House (cid:9) 98
Denomination, growth of (cid:9) 14
Directory of Ministers (cid:9) 115-129
Directory of Physicians (cid:9) 131-134
District of Columbia and Takoma Park (cid:9) 19
Duncombe Hall Training College (cid:9) 91
East Caribbean Conference (cid:9) 84
East German Conference (cid:9) 70
East Michigan Conference (cid:9) 35
Eastern Pennsylvania Conference (cid:9) 21
Echo Publishing Company (cid:9) • •(cid:9) 96
Educational Department of the General Conference (cid:9) 16
Educational Institutions, directories of (cid:9) 87-95
Egyptian Mission (cid:9) 79
Emmanuel Missionary College (cid:9) 87
English Papers (cid:9) 100-105
Eureka Branch Sanitarium (cid:9) 110
Fernando College (cid:9) 88
Fijian Mission 68
,Fijian paper (cid:9) 103
Finland MisSion (cid:9) 74
Finnish paper s(cid:9) 103
Florida Conference (cid:9) 30
Foreign Mission Board, legal trustees (cid:9) 16
French Mission (cid:9) 77
French-Belgian Mission 78
French papers (cid:9) 102
Friedensau Industrial School (cid:9) 91
Friedensau Sanitarium (cid:9) 113
Friendly Islands Mission (cid:9) 68
Frydenstrands Sanatorium (cid:9) 113
Fundamental Principles of Seventh-day Adventists (cid:9) 188-192
Genera] Conference, directory of (cid:9) 15
Laborers engaged under (cid:9) 17-19
General Conference Executive Committee (cid:9) 15
General Conference sessions, list of (cid:9) 186
Presidents of, list of (cid:9) 187
Secretaries of, list of (cid:9) 187
General Conference Association (cid:9) 16
General Conference Constitution (cid:9) -(cid:9) 125
General Conference Corporation (cid:9) 17
Articles of Incorporation (cid:9) 142
General European Conference (cid:9) 69
Georgia Conference 31
German East African Mission (cid:9) 72
German papers (cid:9) 101, 102
German-Swiss Conference 70
German Union Conference (cid:9) 69
Glendale Sanitarium (cid:9) 111
Gold Coast Mission, West Africa (cid:9) 85
Good Health Publishing Co. (cid:9) 96