Divorce Granted in Case of Extreme Cruelty at Frankfort
Mary E. Wannamaker was granted a divorce from Meonry Wannamaker on grounds of extreme cruelty. The court awarded custody of the minor children, a house and lot at Frankfort, a 60 acre farm nearby, and $30 monthly alimony for five years secured by a mortgage. The judge praised the plaintiff for years of patient labor and church work while detailing the defendant minister's alleged infidelity and cruel conduct.
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Mary E. Wannamaker
Meonry Wannamaker
Washburn
Wannamaker
Frankfort
Mich
Brockman Dies After Self-Inflicted Wound at 76
Henry Brockman of Laporte died Thursday morning from injuries after a self inflicted pistol shot ten weeks earlier. He refused nourishment for a week, sought death, and survived by two sons and a daughter. Funeral is Saturday at two from his home, burial at La Porte cemetery.
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Henry Brockman
Laporte
Brockman
Cleveland
Louis
John Sullivan Dies After Long City Service
John Sullivan aged 75, longtime city street cleaning worker, died at his Elm Street home Wednesday at 4:00 p.m. He is survived by his wife and four children. Funeral set for eight o'clock Saturday from St. Marys church. Sullivan was widely known and respected in the city after years of faithful service.
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John Sullivan
Elm Street
S.ioszing
St. Mary’s Church
E Sullivan
Pair jailed then spared as they promise to leave town
William Sleath and his wife were arrested in North Antherst after spending the night in a timber shed owned by Charles Crehore without consent. They pled guilty, fined 25 dollars plus costs, and were sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse, but the sentence was suspended on their promise to depart immediately. The couple, reportedly recently married and habitually homeless, were found intoxicated Thursday night with whiskey nearby. Also noted is George Reuffer planning a trip to Lansing to see his sister Josephine. The Elyria Camp Modern Woodmen of America will initiate a new class on Friday December 22 1905 with refreshments served. Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar promoted as a remedy for coughs colds and related illnesses.
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William Sleath
North Antherst
Tamber
Charles Crehore
Erc
Crehore
Lake Shore Railway Holiday Rates For Return By Jan 3
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway offers special low round trip tickets on December 28 29 30 31 1905 and January 1 1906 with return validity to January 3 inclusive. Tickets also valid to select connections on immediate lines. Also note Low Rain County Bank offers a Christmas gift bank book available with mail service and card messaging.
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Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Low Rain County Banking Company
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