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Marion Weekly Star

Location

Marion, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1910

Page

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Senator Probed Over $7 Million Independent Telephone Stock Purchase

Testimony in a Cleveland suit reveals WH Remick, broker for American Telephone and Telegraph, arranged the purchase of seven million dollars in independent telephone company stock for the AT&T group. He described not valuing the underlying properties and selling the stock to J P Morgan & Co and later to an unnamed New Jersey senator.

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President Madriz Prepares To Flee From Nicaragua

New Orleans Feb 10 Dr Maday acting president of Nicaragua opened four accounts in a New Orleans bank. A $13,000 deposit was declared. Central American observers here see Madriz actions as signaling a serious Nicaragua crisis and believe he is preparing to flee if Estrada wins.

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Explosion at saw mill kills workers near Crump

A boiler in a saw mill near Crump explodes injuring ten workers and killing several. Doctors rush to the scene as authorities cordon off the area. Cause unknown though the boiler is described as old. Coroner probes the incident as recovery begins.

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Indictments To Be Asked Against Former Ohio Official

The Beatty investigating committee plans indictments against a former Ohio official based on records showing a $2000 sale of supplies not fully accounted for by $500. Witnesses and prosecutors have discussed evidence. arrests may occur before formal announcement. The push follows expected hearings resuming Friday as a witness may offer state evidence.

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Antarctic Expedition Aims to Probe Wilkes Land Discovery

A joint American Museum of Natural History and U S government Antarctic expedition plans to sail from San Francisco in October 1990 aboard the Albatross to sound the ocean floor and locate Wilkes Land. Commander Andrew of the museum will likely lead the voyage, with navy support, amid debates over Wilkes discovery claims.

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Massive Harbor Bill Allocations Reported by Committee

The waterway and harbor bill advances major appropriations for the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, the Missouri river, Detroit and New York Harbor projects. It authorizes a five member board, sets dredging and dam plans, funds ongoing works, and outlines future oversight by engineers.

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Oliver Spitzer Sentenced To Two Years In Federal Case

Oliver Spitzer, former district superintendent at American Sugar Refining, was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the government over short weighing of sage imports. He received a two year prison term in Atlanta. Co-defendants, also convicted, are serving one year terms. Spitzer had been hospitalized and could not be sentenced immediately. the case will be appealed. Spitzer started at noon for Atlanta.

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Captain Alexander Sharp Passes Away

Captain Alexander Sharp longtime naval officer and president of the boards of inspection for shore stations died at the naval school hospital He served since 1870 from Missouri and commanded the Vixen during the Spanish American War and the battleship Virginia on the world cruise A brief dispatch notes his rapid recovery in Stockholm February 10 1900s style details omitted

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Tragic Notre Dame graduate’s suicide linked to mother’s death

Deputy Coroner Wakten ruled Frances de Pivctekey a Notre Dame graduate consented to suicide after long grief over her mother’s murder by her father. Investigations show she believed her dead mother called to her in the night and prepared her room for a final act, ending with a self-inflicted gunshot after telephoning her fiancé and writing a farewell note.

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Immune Testimony At Grand Jury Opens New Legal Frontier

Charles Heike secretary treasurer of the American Sugar Refining Company stands trial in the federal court on a conspiracy to defraud the government charge. Heike contends that immunity compelled testimony before a grand jury was used against him and may affect the verdict. The case centers on false weights in imported sugar cargoes and involves the Sherman antitrust law. The court session drew many lawyers and a hurried jury selection. Berlin reports the Imperial Bank of Germany cuts its discount rate to four per cent.

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