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...a Mormon and a grandson of Brigham Young, the great prophet of the church. New Yorkers have had it brought home to them that so far from being dead Mormon
Mormon missionaries may be met with in the old world as well as in the new. It recently fell to the lot of a newly married Mormon to go to London, Eng
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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
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...ew, our [p.18] boxes and bundles were all marked OK and we were off to our new home in [[Manayunk PA|Manayunk]], a manufacturing district a few miles out
...r and my debt to her is great indeed. One thing amazed me very much in the new land - whenever I was introduced to as "just coming over" the salutation wo
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Source: New York Tribune, 15 July 1844, pg 2
… The following items are from the St. Louis ''New Era'' of the 3d instant:
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...nfernal majesty in the free exercise of his locomotive powers; nor to that era when Peter the Hermit and Walter the Moneyless led their deluded multitudes
...es of fanaticism, I know not: be it as it may, man of the followers of the new revelator, Jo. Smith, jr. are deluded enough to suppose they shall never di
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...rmons or Mormonism, was founded. "In proving the scriptures of the Old and New Testaments to be from God, do we not place much reliance on that which is c
...tion of an occurrence some six or seven hundred years before the Christian era. When I named this, the passengers burst into an involuntary laugh, and one
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''To the Editors of the New Era:''
The sect was founded in the state of 
New York while Mr. Rigdon resided in 
Ohio, several hundred miles distant. Mr
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...atter day saints" in Mormon Hollow, till last autumn, when commenced a new era in their history. A member of our House of Representatives from that county
...ampshire he fell in company with one or more Mormons, who came with him to New Salem, and commenced lecturing in defence of Mormonism. Mr. Magin the chief
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...nvested her savings in a boarding house at 202 West 23rd Street, Brooklyn, New York.
...ries 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 ch
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:''Improvement Era'', v37 n5, May 1934
A new day has dawned. We are coming to realize that when a youngster is taken int
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:''Improvement Era'', v29 n2, December 1925, pp. 119-122
Back in old New York, during these Indian Summer days, while the folks in the hills and val
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...ng, Sr. graduated with a medical degree from University Medical College in New York City; shortly thereafter, he began practicing medicine in Salt Lake Ci
... matriculated in October of that year at the University Medical College of New York, and in March, 1874, received his diploma as a medical and surgical gr
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:''Improvement Era'', July 1900, pp. 696-698
...ed more interest, from early members of The Church, than John W. Rigdon of New York City, the only surviving son of Sidney Rigdon who was one of the early
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n1, November 1910, pp. 80-81.
...ld 175 meetings; distributed 19,000 tracts and 1,215 books; visited 19,661 new families; revisited 3,736; spent 3,925 hours in tracting, 5,562 hours in go
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n2, December 1910, p. 177.
'''Elders in Company T, New Hampshire Conference'''
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n3, January 1911, p. 252.
...er 30, that he and his companion, Elder August J. Johnson, have labored in New York City for the past six months, holding street meetings and visiting fri
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n4, February 1911, p. 356.
...L. D. S. meetinghouse there is the only one of its kind in the state. Nine new members were added to the branch, by baptism, this summer, which gives them
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n5, March 1911, pp. 458-459.
...d thus we have had many chances to explain our doctrine. We have opened up new territory the past season, not traversed by our elders since the early apos
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n6, April 1911, pp. 558-559.
... the elders do not have time to visit their friends as they ought to. "The Era is indeed a welcome visitor to us. Our friends often find comfort and infor
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:''Improvement Era'', v14 n6, April 1911, p. 563.
...n the public schools. His father is a well-known landscape painter, now in New York, with his son Avard.
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