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Newspaper title	Transcript vol. 6 no. 62
Date Original	13 Jun 1837
Date Original Search	1837-06-13
Page Number	[p. 2]
Column	column 5
Size	1 col. in.
Publisher Original	New York, New York : William J. Stanley
Title	The Mormon Prophet arrested for murder
Summary	Joseph Smith has been arrested in Geauga County, Ohio, as an accessory in a murder attempt. “Joe had a revelation that a certain sceptic [sic] merited martyrdom, and induced a couple of his deluded dupes to carry his administrations into effect.”
Subject	Smith, Joseph, 1805–1844—Imprisonment
Publisher Digital	Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Date Digital	2011-01
Owning Institution	Brigham Young University
Language	English; eng; en
Collection Name	19th Century Mormon Article Newspaper Index
Patron Usage Instructions	http://www.lib.byu.edu/generic_copyright.htm
Copyright Status/Owner	Public Domain; Courtesy Harold B. Lee Library, Brigham Young University
Final Contributor Metadata	Bosen, Jason
Final Metadata Entry Date	2011-04
Call number	AN.T687
Edition	Electronic reproduction;
Full text	The Mormon Prophet arrested for murder.—Joe Smith of Golden Bible Memory, it is reported has lately been taken up in Geauga co. Ohio, as accessary to an attempt to murder, Joe had a rev-elation that a certain sceptic merited martyrdom, and induced a couple of his deluded dupes to carry his administrations into effect. They shot at the individual, and failed in their attempt, whereupon they delivered up Joe as the instigator.
Corrected Full-text Entry Date	2012-10
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File name	Tra_13Jun1837_p2_c5.pdf
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User name	1diteam

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