My Official Wife (English Wikipedia)

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Vollmer, Clement. The American Novel in Germany, 1871–1913, p. 26 (1918) (German translation is Meine offizielle Frau, which "became well known and cherished by German readers in the following years.")
Mathes, George P. (July 1894). Won Sudden Fame, The Bookseller's Friend, p. 15
Current Opinion, p. 177. Current Literature Pub. Co, 1891
About the Continent in One Hundred Novels, The Bookman (August 1913)
Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern, Volume 44, pp. 263–264 (1896)
Chatterjee, Choi. The Russian Romance in American Popular Culture 1890–1939, pp. 91–92, in Americans Experience Russia: Encountering the Enigma, 1917 to the Present (2013)
Elsmere, Jr., Bob (January 1899)(As to The Cuttings, Broadway Magazine, Vol. II, no. 10, p. 738
(1 September 1896). Echoes from The Green Room, The Theatre, p. 172
(4 May 1895). Dramatic Family Likenss, Punch, p. 205.
Goble, Alan (ed.) The Complete Index to Literary Sources in Film, p. 409 (1999)

(5 July 1891). Literature, The Morning Call, col. 3
(13 July 1891). With the Books, St. Paul Daily Globe, p. 4, col. 6 ("one of the most entertaining of the lighter books of the season ... just the book for hammock weather")
(18 October 1891). Literature, The Morning Call
(28 January 1893). My Official Wife (play review), Evening World ("Sossher is played by Mr. Robert L. Cutting, junior – exceedingly junior ... Manager Sanger, when he goes to the Standard Theatre, should blush with shame.")

(17 May 1891). Current Literate, Brooklyn Daily Eagle, col. 2. (noting new publication)

(7 September 1891). New Books (review), The New York Times (this review ran in September 1891, when the book had been out a few months, and was described as "wild, rough in part, and slangy, but for all that no means wanting in effectiveness .... The dramatic elements in Russia are not wanting; they are overwhelming.")
(8 November 1892). "My Official Wife" In Utica, The New York Times
(8 January 1893). The Chicago Playhouses, The New York Times (played at the Schiller Theater in Chicago)
(24 January 1893). My Official Wife (opening night review), The New York Times
(12 February 1893). The Theatrical Week, The New York Times (reporting a well-attended matinee on February 11, 1893; but The Sportsman debuted on February 14)
Die Officielle Fraud. A New Season, a New Policy, and Semi-New Play in Irving Place, The New York Times