Douglas-Lincoln County NeArchives Divorce.....Sloman, Fannie M - Sloman, Samuel A June 1890
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Omaha Daily Bee Sun Jun 22, 1890

    The Sloman Divorce
A divorce was granted Omaha parties in Lincoln yesterday
that will set the tongues of gossips wagging at a 
terrible rate.
   The parties to the suit were Fannie M. Sloman, who
posed at plaintiff, and Samuel A. Sloman, a prominent
citizen of Omaha, was defendant. Mrs. Sloman's petition
set for the fact that on March 18, 1885, they were
married in Omaha. December 18, 1889, is given as the 
date upon which Mr. Sloman did a very naughty thing,
which is alleged to have brought about this very unhappy
separation. But as is not uncommon in such cases, there
are two sides to this one and thereby hangs a very
thrilling tale, the details of which would not look well
in a great religious paper.
   The petition was filed in court near the closing hour,
and within an hour afterwards the divorce was granted--
good time even for Lancaster county. The fair plaintiff
and Mr. Hellmann were called as witnesses to substantiate
the facts set forth, whereupon the defendant admitted his
guilt and the divorce was granted..

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