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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1910
Page
9
Judge Heaton grants Alice Gratz custody of their children after divorce from Silas Gratz. He faces charges of drunkenness and extreme cruelty in connection with the case.
In the superior court today Gustav G Brindi lost a case over a horse bought from William Becker with a jury verdict in Becker’s favor. Separately William H Smith sought divorce from Jeadie M Smith alleging cruelty and neglect. Other matters included guardianship replevin, a Swankayes divorce, probate wills for Hiram Poyser and Mary Bentley, a partition suit and a garnishment in a will dispute.
The Friday report lists Clyde Rodenvaigh in jail for failure to support his wife and two babies, airings of divorce by Zacha Rodenbaugh, and charges of drinking and infidelity. Cross complaints by Seasie Smith allege choking, striking, and a restraining order. The will of Charles W. Jacobs is probated with Sophia Jacobs inheriting the estate for life and funds to a daughter after death. Abe Schalman faces charges over pipes, while Abe Flee sues Beugs for $400. Della Vabode files a cross complaint and Ralph Abedy is noted in a drunken-claimed case.
Readable fragment describes a wife living with her husband and hints at years of paddion and temper. The text is incomplete, offering limited context about the relationship and any events or actions involved.
The article details a tangled case involving a six person household, alleged abuse, a murder accusation, and multiple divorces. It notes court proceedings in Superior Court with numerous witnesses and a grand rapids death claim connected to a mentee, while naming several individuals and entities in a long, fragmentary report.
Special judge presiding, Judge Samuel M14, the circuit court, bonds forfeited after trials not completed. Accused include Jamin W. Skelton charged with a $100 bond, and James Williams, brother to MF Maynard, held on charges of desertion and related matters. Myre Watt and Manton charged with various offenses, bond set at $500. Court delays and continuances referenced. final disposition unknown.
In a three day superior court case William Thompson sued over a horse bought from John Ottenwiler claiming it had pimples on the hocks and was worth only 50 of the 125 paid. The jury costs totaled 72 with case fees near 40, and both principals share expenses. Edward Seidel Estate probate reveals a dispute between widow and children over division of the late Mr Seidel’s real estate and savings.
A man who sold worthless cargo to a junk dealer was arrested in Pittsburg after altering the bill of lading to show copper content that did not exist. He faced fines and possible transfer to Washington, with expenses to be covered.
Fragmented ad copy touts Tollet tricks and woolfat remedies claim to remove wrinkles and callouses. It mentions sulfur water, a patent mix, and a Dr Kewemsteat offering a “permanent” cure for various ailments with a testimonial from a Mrs Bennett and a “Pavlor” Bu alias.
Officials report a Tuesday meeting to curb alcohol sales, with Tullus Bosancon and partners under investigation. The board plans an order to halt all liquor sales if conditions do not improve, targeting bear and other near beers, while noting current stocks and citywide enforcement actions.
Chicago markets show a continued downturn in pricey futures with a weak opening in May futures for wheat and pork and rib prices fluctuating. Traders cite agitation for lower prices, while some futures edged up later in the first hour as shorts sought cover.
Local notices show several Democratic nominations in Allen County. Calvin H. Brown Will Johnson and William Gerdi announce candidacy for county auditor and county clerk respectively subject to Democratic primary voters. John Belop also seeks nomination for county clerk with the same caveat.
A list of real estate transfers compiled by Hellen Abstractor details exchanges in multiple townships. Properties change hands for sums ranging from 400 to 41 122 dollars, involving numerous individuals and areas such as Madison, Lake, Atlantic, Perry, and Cedar Creek townships. A separate Farmers' Institute program notes sessions in Pleasant Grove church at Townley with speakers Burkharte and Bonhan. event highlights include the Ladies Aid Society.
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