Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Michigan (Steamboat), 22 May 1851

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The U.S. iron stm. MICHIGAN left yesterday afternoon from Beaver Island, having on board the U.S. District Attorney, Geo. C. Bates, and Marshal Knox with 5 deputies. They go up to arrest a number of Mormons on the Island, who are charged with obstructing the U.S. mail, bogus making, trespassing upon the public lands, &c., &c. It would seem very strange if the Mormons did not trespass upon Uncle Sam's farm, for all the neighbors within many miles are setting the example.
      Detroit Free Press
      May 22, 1851


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arrest Mormons
Date of Original
1851
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McN.E.2806
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Michigan (Steamboat), 22 May 1851