Much Married Reid In Trail Over Perjury Bigamy
Geo Reid, accused of perjury and facing possible bigamy charges, is described as a well known but deceptive man with four wives. His fourth spouse Lizzie Reid accuses him while detailing his marriages to Mendon women, a Kalamazoo connection, and alleged falsehoods about his marital history. The case proceeds after a warrant by Justice Miller. Reid pleads guilty to perjury and awaits circuit court verdicts on bigamy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reid
Reid Baya
Geo. Reid
Lizzie Reid
Geo Young
Justice Miller
Ag Tur Statesman
Squire Miller
Galesburg
Kalamazoo County
Homer
George
Georgie
Mendon
H. A. Dickinson
Marshall
W. Gardner
Battle Creek
Prentice
Gardner
Miller
Circuit Court
Thy
Staateswax
Brest
Band of Law
New York State
Louina Ad- Me
Laura Portman
Cody
Decoration Day Observed in Marshall with Plain Dignity
Memorial Day services at the park drew a solemn crowd as G. Colegrove post veterans marched to honor fallen heroes. Speakers praised the simple, sincere program and Rev. J. Morey’s oration, while the city approved street, cemetery, and public-works measures and prepared for year-end city finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Colegrove
Son
C. T. Gorham
W. W. Whitcomb
J. M. Morey
Grand Army of the Republic
Colegrove Post
Marshall
Municipal Mattels in Council May 28 1888
Mayor Frink presiding with Alderman Egeler absent. Minutes of last and special meetings read and approved. Petition by Mrs Campbell and others to pave Sycamore street from Hanover south referred to streets and bridges. Finance committee report on year’s appropriation. Geer fund.
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Atreeta and Bridges
G. East
Raport
Stephen Southworth
A. Kocher
City Hall
Shanahan
Warren
King
White
Kirby
Dobbins
Martin
Amilar
Frink
Ald
Eagle and Green
Hart
Janice
McHugh
Grand
Prospect
Geo
Collins
Exchange South
State
H. C. Lewis
Grand Army
City of Marshall
F. Zanger
C. Wagner
F. R. Aman
Abaent
Egeler
Calhoun County Life in 1839 a Chronicle of Societies
Forty years past a local chronicle recounts the formation of the county medical society with 18 physicians led by Dr. Hart and Dr. Greves, plus numerous civic groups in Marshall Albion Albion and Calhoun counties. It notes meetings, temperance efforts, vigilante horse theft detection, fire at cabinet shop Kingsbury, a Tippecanoe club for Harrison, and a large log cabin dedication with thousands gathered across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Medical Society
L. W. Hart
J. P. Greves
I. W. Hart
Marshall
D. B. Crane
Albion
J. H. Montgomery
Marakeall
Wm. Thompson
Calhoun, Faton
Branch
Presbyterian Church
Marshall Village
Marshal House
Calhoun County
Ypellanti
Lake Michigan
Marshall House
Philo Dibble
Kay
Gen. A. IL. Hays
C. P. Dibble
C. T. Gorham
Lansing Kingebury
Chas. Dickey
Amos van Valin
John Stewart
Zenas Tillotson
John G. Bean
Sargeant
Platner
Hatch
Chas. A. Church
N. A. Crary
Wm. Luni
Wm. W. Smith
Wm. Johnson
Josiah Gray
M. G. Putnam
Court Room
Friends of Temperance
Jas. A. Way
John Marvin
Wm. HL. Marvin
Lee
F. A. Kingsbury
William Henry Harrison
United States
Marshall Mutual Insurance Co
Thos. W. Wells
J.C. Frink
Jarvis Hurd
C. Frink
Tipi Pecanoe Club
Calhoun County Agricultural Society
Pia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Cemetery Board of Control
F. W. Dickey
A. O. Hyde
Common Council
Sexton
F.rk
Amlar
Maining
Ipot Marshall
Calle
Gite Go
Mice Ee Moran
A *Me Names
Jos E AoFahaidlacarre Snyder
Amelia Wsten
Wes
Aseegam
Anpugl
Driver
Engin
Wolverine Hoge
Daure Hige Co
Manana
Aap
Bueno Fund
Sangeet
Laterest Agate
Statesman
Firat Important Fire —Menial Insurance Co
Firat
Tippecanoes
State ST
Elegant Assor LaDy Oxford
EM. Webster
Lost, &c
E. Witt
Marehall
Mich
Park House Barn
Manhall
Rey
Jimmy
Bright Ib
James Osborn
Tekonshas
Breale
Jefferson
J. Cronin, Jr
Edict Shop
Jerman
Cleveland
Ely
Mae
Keefe
Crebe Mild
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