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:Source: New York Herald, 31 August 1842 ...Warning," and read from page 185 and 188, relative to the building up of a New Jerusalem in the Western part of this country, and the whole of the Indians

To the Editor of the New Era: ...Cristendom professes to believe in, viz: the common version of the Old and New Testament. The Book of Mormon is not entitled a Bible, except by those who

== Progress of the New Church == Source: New York Tribune, 11 January 1842, pg 1

Source: New York Tribune, 28 June 1842, pg 1 ...delity, and is highly recommended by some of the leading clergymen of that city as well qualified for the proposed task. Elder Adams is a man of strong but

Source: New York Tribune, 20 July 1844, page 4 ...Nile, amid the ruins of ancient Jerusalem, and in the Courtly Halls of the modern capitol of the Russian Empire. The Creed which he has established and which

...s since they made their appearance in the western part of the state of New York. They have already met with some success in the spread of their opinions; a ...which he gave, accords well with what is recorded of his discourses in the New Testament, since it is but a copy, almost word for word, from those discour

...ments contained in tho following article were given to Rev. Dr. Murdock of New Haven, by a minister of the Mormons, as they were pursuing their way as fel ...some parts of the inscription, and sent it to professor Anthon of New York city. The professor pronounced the characters to be ancient Hebrew corrupted, an

:New York Times, 23 May 1869, pg 1 '''Is Polygamy Practiced in New-York by the Latter-Day Saints?'''

...ted her savings in a boarding house at 202 West 23rd Street, Brooklyn, New York. ... had avoided New York City’s boroughs in favor of the rural towns of New York State. But scattered rural members could not participate in regular church

:''New York Herald'', 6 July 1857, p. 3, col. A ...uch light on the complicated condition of things now existing in Salt Lake City and the Territory of Utah.

:''New York Herald'', 12 March 1858, pg. 5; col. E. ...t Castle Garden, they gathered up their "traps" and sallied forth into the city, taking-up their abode in various hotels, each on suiting his fancy and the

:''The New York Sun'', 31 January 1915, page 11 ...as won her own place in a field of fame with her own plays and her own New York theatre.

...njoying the beauty of nature's glorious color, the missionaries to the Big City are busily engaged in outdoor meetings, sometimes almost under the shadow o ...as they will watch anything that is not included in the humdrum routine of city street life. They are useful, as they always form the nucleus around which

Source: New York NY Universalist Union, 5 May 1838, p. 205. ...cher and editor of some notoriety in this city. It is but a glance at this new form of crime and folly, of hypocrisy and fanaticism, and yet it gives a ve

==Sunday Life in New York== :'''The Persecuted Saints of Williamsburgh Flinging Back the Charge of Modern Irreligion—Hands Off, U. S. Governtment!—The Lord to Manifest himself i

...y Saints had its birth. It was here that the proclamation of the Truth, in modern times, was first sounded. In our present ministry we occasionally cross the ...s section, and strong branches were built up in Pennsylvania, New York and New England, but the fierce storm of persecution that culminated in the death o

:''New York Dispatch'', 29 December 1860, p. 7 ...s previous, and thus far seem well satisfied with all the peculiarities of modern saints.

:''New York Sun'', 15 April 1900, p. 5, c. 5 in Chicago that the newspapers of that city de-

...mission design, its furnace below and its bathroom above, all mark it as a modern miracle to the plain, simple dwellers of the hills, who meet only with such ...the Tunbridge House, under the management of Mr. Blake, and enjoyed a good New England dinner. Some of the homes were visited, but little of interest in r