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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
5
Allen County court records show Rosemond Beard filing for divorce from George W. Beard alleging abandonment since August and lack of support while accusing him of gambling and drinking. She seeks child custody of Grandon Beard and restoration of her maiden name Lee.
Attorney J. Fred France of Huntington withdrew all papers in the disbarment case against Henry Morgan with Judge O N Heaton’s consent. The action stemmed from a dispute with Judge J C Branyan over venue changes, prompting transfers from Adams County. It is expected the proceedings will be dropped with no further action.
Homer C. Underwood plans to resign soon after five years as court reporter in the circuit court. Joe Tancey, stenographer for W. & E. Leonard, is likely to succeed. Ronald Dawson may appoint Underwood as deputy prosecutor when Dawson takes office January 1. Underwood already earned praise for handling Dunn and Mattie Hassenfuss trials. Miller sues Wabash for 500 dollars, claiming timber burned by the railroad. Thomas Connaughton denied admission to Richmond hospital, to be sent to the poor. August Krause, seventeen, adopted in circuit court by Mr. and Mrs. Herman Franke.
Cey pleads guilty to a provoke charge brought by Mrs Severia Sovine. Court records show the plea on the case filed in the local court. Prosecutor and defense filed the agreement with the judge.
May A. Holmes alleges her husband William E. Holmes throttled her and assaulted her over two years of abuse and withheld support. A restraining order blocks him from drawing $40 from Grimes Foundry and visiting her during the case. Holmes seeks divorce and restoration to her maiden name.
In Madison, Mrs Hannah Sandem admitted uttering the elander but claimed she spoke to warn her children, denying malice as the $5,000 defamation suit proceeds. Testimony began Tuesday with many witnesses slated over two days due to local prominence of the families involved.
Prosecutor Emrick filed to collect $200 on a forfeited bond tied to Louise Wessels who was convicted for practicing medicine without a license and appealed to the circuit court. Wessels did not appear when the case was filed, leading to the forfeiture suit. Anna C. Taylor seeks divorce, $200 alimony, and child custody from Judson Taylor with attorney W. C. Ryan. Carrie Sweet sues Warren Sweet for non-support and asks $1,000 for herself and two children. Mary Kendall’s case, appealed from a justice court, was dismissed for want of prosecution. Ben Weaver pleaded guilty to a mortgage.
Two individuals named J A Williams and Jonas H Hoch stetter are noted in the fragment, suggesting a record of people possibly connected by a legal, professional, or historical context within the page segment.
Miss Gertrude Adler of this city and Lewis Hoover of Ossian were married by Justice Tancey in the county clerk’s office yesterday. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas Adler of Boone street. the groom is a Nickel Plate brakeman. They will reside in Chicago.
The lesson outlines Absalom's bid for the throne after flattering the people at the gate and claiming justice while undermining David. It notes his four suspected motives, such as desire for kingship and distrust of Bathsheba, plus his use of spies and open rebellion. The text warns that indulgence and lax parental authority empower rebellion and urges respect for authority.
At the Allen County Medical Society meeting in the assembly room of the courthouse this evening Dr. A. H. Macbath will read a paper on The Relations of the Health Office to the Physicians of the City.
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