New Albany Daily Standard Item Highlights Bigamy Arrest
The column details Charles Smith using a license to wed a Pickaway widow, the wedding halted by arrest, and his prior marriages exposed by witnesses from Licking county. It notes ensuing prosecution, with Smith to appear next March, and mentions public interest in the case.
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CincurviLte
Charles Smith
Pickaway
Smith
Bip
Musch
Licking County
Minnesota
New York Notes Include Sickles Remarks and Lincoln Era Debates
In New York Gen. Sickles says his visit had no optical significance and relations with the government are cordial. The piece covers prewar Cuban concerns, debates at the Literary Clarionet on female voters, and a toast at the New England Society dinner at Delmonico's with talks by Jos. Choate and Beecher. It also notes church and temperance reflections, and local religious press items.
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Times
Sickles
Erie
Claronet
Oleviantes
Brooklyn
New Englans Society
Delmonico’s
Jos. Choate
Near Eecher
New England
Beecher
United States
Ork
Vintgista
Episcopal Register
Niagara Falls
Christ
New York
Cincinnati
St. John’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Ruth Wilson
Burlington
Mass
Congregational Church
Pennsylvania Man to Face Hearing in Draft Counterfeiting Case
Frwin, named as the alleged Manktawigiler, will have a hearing next Monday on information charging him with altering and counterfeiting drafts. Prosecution says he raised tiny sums to 4 217 80 at First National Bank of Bridgeport Ohio and 3 7200 at Nassau Bank New York.
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Vincent Collyer
Board of Indian Commissions
Delano
Cis
Collyer
Kerr
Congress
Indiana
Naval Academy
Cubens
Howard
Myers
Fish
Havana
Insurgenta
Frwin
First National Bank of
Bridgeport
Ohio
Nassau Bank
New York
Cabinet Holidays Extend Into New Year Delays Reported
In Wassheron DC on December 23 officials forecast limited business until after the new year. Cabinet and department operations pause until Tuesday January 2 with resumed work to Friday afternoon and another suspension until January 2. President consulted with Congress leaders about emancipation policy and slave property debates in foreign and domestic contexts.
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Wassheron
D.C
Levance
Notiagre
Moktey
Chandler
Pennayl- Shien
The Prince Doing Well Despite Alarm Reports
The Prince of Wales continues to progress toward recovery with no fever increase, and alarm dispatches about his condition are deemed unfounded. An American tourist passport notice warns U.S. travelers to obtain passports before continental travel. Christmas observances will close markets and suspend business Tuesday after the holiday.
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Loxpor
Dec
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Wirt Sikes and Olive Logan Married in New York Ceremony
Wirt Sikes and Olive Logan wed yesterday at 11 in the ele ment mansion, 55 West Ninth Street New York. The couple, prominent in literary and historical circles, hosted a large reception with many notable guests including Mrs. George Law and Mme Octavia Walton. The ceremony was performed by Rev Robert Collyer with no bridesmaids and a lavish bridal cake.
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New York Sun
Wirt. Sikes
Olive Logan
Element
West Ninth Street
Robert Collyer
Chicago
New York
Logan
Beans
Kate
Logan Kellogg
Far West
8Ikes
Airs
George Law
Hg Millionaire
Cok Mayr
Geoeker
Octavia Walton J. Vert
Clara Brinckerhotl
William Winter
Mire Cotting
Jase Venderikida
Sikes
Collyer
Matias
Husape A
Banna Mt
Notable figures Send Blessings for Marriage in East
Prof Moses Coit Tyler of Michigan University sends best wishes and praises Wirt Sikes alongside letters from Laurea te Rev John Peath Almont Barnes E H Clark Troy Press and others. Finishing blessings arrive yesterday from many parts of the country as Belmon t Nails and goods are advertised for sale on State street by Jos LOCHGMILLER.
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Moses Coit Tyler
Michigan University
L. W. Norton
Mr. Logan
Cel. Holloway
Indianapolis Journal
Mary, L. Booth
Harper's Bazar
Packard
Samuel Law
George
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