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...known stories about the coming forth of the Book of Mormon happened in New York City when Martin Harris (1783-1875), Joseph Smith’s scribe and benefactor
...wo documents to at least three “learned men” in Utica, Albany, and New York City. They were examined by well-known scholars Samuel Latham Mitchill (176
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:::''New York, October 7th, 1840.''
Brother Blakeslee wished me to state, that he arrived here on the 20th day of Sept. according to agreement; and
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...ns, who, we are informed, comes highly recommended by the Governor of that State, will give a full exposition of the wrongs and sufferings of these fanatica
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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
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:Source: New York Herald, 4 September 1842
...this place, who will make oath to it. Lest I should be assassinated I will state some of the proofs I have on the subject of the attempted assassination of
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'''New York Tribune'''
...Citation from note 32 of Chapter 2 of Crouthamel, James L. ''Bennett's New York Herald and the Rise of the Popular Press.'' (Syracuse, NY: Syracuse Univers
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[[New York, NY|New York]], October 3, 1837.
...ished in the papers in this city, which is truly a striking picture of the state of things as they will by and by exist in Jerusalem. He says, "Being greatl
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''New York Tribune'' 2 Dec 1854, p. 5
...cted in Salt Lake Valley. Our informants assured us that the people of the State have been led into many erroneous opinions touching the light in which exec
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==Mormonism in New York==
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...e, the company left New York and traveled by rail to Dunkrik, N. [New] Y. [York]
...oat Achilles came along side; Captain Collins engaged him to tow us to New York. General stir among the passengers all getting [p.94] ready to land . . . D
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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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...arrived. I hear that brothers Young and Kimball are near Rochester in this state. I am all ready to start for England, and am only waiting for company. If s
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...addressing a few lines to you, to inform you of the spread of truth in the State of Michigan.
I left the city of New York the 5th of Aug. 1838, and came to the State of Michigan: I commenced laboring in Lenawee co.…
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July 17th - We cast anchor in sight of New York City. We stopped in the river two days; then came to the city, stayed in th
New York, July 22, [1840].
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...ance I must confess I was delighted to see the superior neatness and tasty state of the buildings. Many painted white, others brick and some have the doors
...to bring another company of us over. He inquired if we had a church in New York and where they met. Elder [Theodore] Turley introduced him to Elder [[Lucie
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...oin; one a shilling of George the 3rd's reign, dated 1816, and has a quite new appearance. Another is a French coin, stamped with the head of Napoleon, ha
...ates, he is prepared to speak against. Our landing was reported in the New York papers today and our voyage and general conduct and appearance were comment
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...d to go further could do so without incurring expenses for lodging. In New York, the emigrants were received by Apostle [[John Taylor]] and his assistants,
..., Samuel. Autobiography (Special Collections, File MS #92) pp. 11-14 (Utah State University)
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... us at [[Castle Garden]], the place where all emigrants were landed in New York in those days.
...self. A kindness I never forgot. Of course, as soon as I had landed in New York I went to report myself to Apostle [[John Taylor]] whose address I had but
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...ho crossed the Atlantic in the William Tapscott stopped temporarily in New York and other parts of the United States. (Millennial Star, Vol. XXI, pp.286, 4
… Thus my time was spent every day until we landed in New York. But when the doctor came I was called to go with him as an interpreter amo
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... taken ashore and placed in a hospital. On the 21st the emigrants left New York per steamboat 'Isaac Newton' and sailed up the Hudson River to Albany, wher
...tle trouble for us to get landed. I enjoyed a good meal of victuals in New York as I did not enjoy one good meal all the way crossing the sea. ...
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