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...s he led on the ship Brooklyn. There the press was used for The California Star, a general newspaper.
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...ns. Branches of the Church were formed at Sing, and in Jersey, and also in Brooklyn and various other parts of Long Island. Some members were also baptized in
Now the bright and morning star Spreads its glorious light afar, Kindles up the rising dawn Of that bright
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Source: Wells, Joseph S. [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 49:45 (Nov. 7, 1887) pp. 715-16.
... up into New York and take some of the Saints with me. We go and visit the Brooklyn Bridge, which was very grand, and from this point we could look all over th
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...Scovil, Lucius N. and Sirrine, M., [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star. 9:18 (September 15, 1847), pp. 276-277.
...les]], who went with a company last spring to St. Louis, has returned to [[Brooklyn]], and but three of the company went forward to the camp, the rest remained
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''Williams, Thomas, The Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 22:29 (July 21, 1860) pp. 459- 460 (CHL)''
...emoved to [[Blackwell]], or [[Mare Island]], situated between New York and Brooklyn on the East River, and were permitted to go ashore.
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... me and we had a fine time together going around seeing the sights of both Brooklyn and also New York until the proper arrangements were made for us to start o
...e business. Went to Castle Garden, finished our reports for the Millennial Star. Made arrangements for starting. Was very busy all day. At 5 p.m. we went t
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... till 5:20 p.m., & in the meantime I & Eliza visited Greenwood Cemetery in Brooklyn and returned in time to move to the Jersey side & took cars at 7:30 p.m.
''Fife, William N., [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 36:45, (Nov 10, 1874) p. 715.''
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...taines was here waiting. I came with him to Stevens House and from here to Brooklyn and took tea with him at his boarding house & returned with M.H.H. to Steve
''Hardy, Milton H., [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 37:32 (August 9, 1875) p. 507''
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... Some to bed supperless, but toward morning more calm. Before noon a white star steamer the "Britannica" passed steaming ahead rapidly, having left Liverpo
.... Came back to South Ferry at Castle Garden 7 miles for 5 cents crossed to Brooklyn 2 cents then to Greenwood Cemetery 7 miles in 3/4 for 5 cents. This is no d
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:''Brooklyn Chat, 9?? September 1916''
Brooklyn, N.Y., Sept. 6, 1916.
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...not move until 4 p.m. I went ashore with Mr. Wilson and took a walk to the Brooklyn Suspension Bridge and returned back in about an hour and half when I [-] a
''King, William H. [Letter] Latter-day Saints Millennial Star 45:20 (May 14, 1883), pp. 319-320.''
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...urchases of books, etc. Brother Newton Farr, who has been for some time in Brooklyn, came to the hotel and told us that he would be our traveling companion on
''Webb, W. R. and Cannon, A. H. [Letter], Latter-day Saints ' Millennial Star 44:24 (May 28, 1882), pp. 381-82.''
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... by without going there. We went to Castle Garden and then crossed over to Brooklyn where we took the cars on the evening [p. 26] and next day we come to [-] p
''Irvine, R. R., and Spilsbury, D. [Letter] Latter-day Saints Millennial Star. 44:29 (July 17, 1882) pp. 460-61.''
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...not move until 4 p.m. I went ashore with Mr. Wilson and took a walk to the Brooklyn Suspension Bridge and returned back in about an hour and half when I [-] a
''King, William H. [Letter] Latter-day Saints Millennial Star 45:20 (May 14, 1883), pp. 319-320.''
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...e passed the remain night on deck, no one was seasick any more. We saw the Brooklyn Bridge with its crown of gas lights. It had just been dedicated. It was a b
''Williams, E. H., [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 46:24 (June 16, 1884) p. 380.''
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... in the evening it was a beautiful sight to see the electric lights on the Brooklyn Bridge and the hundreds of lights along the coast. I had the "Herald" for t
''Arthur, C. J. [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 47:49, (December 7, 1885), p. 778''
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My star of hope arose early promising me many things as well as time to acquire the
Ship Brooklyn was chartered and with two hundred and sixty eight Saints, including their
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...ns. Branches of the Church were formed at Sing, and in Jersey, and also in Brooklyn and various other parts of Long Island. Some members were also baptized in
Now the bright and morning star Spreads its glorious light afar, Kindles up the rising dawn Of that bright
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...e. Sent a telegram to Mrs. Adlamson at Ogden and then took a walk over the Brooklyn Bridge. The night of arrival in New York, Brother Q. [Quigley] and I gather
''Quigley, John; Morris, D. H., [Letter] Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 50:48, (Nov. 1, 1888) p. 764.''
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...od, William, and Kingston, Charles [Letter], Latter-day Saints' Millennial Star 50:26 (June 25, 1888) pp. 414-15.''
...rs with company which we held. Was busy with luggage all forenoon. Went to Brooklyn Bridge with Elder Wood and some of the sisters. Left the docks at 3 p.m. fo
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