Simmons Liver Regulator Promises Relief for Digestive Ailments
The ad claims many diseases stem from liver derangement and urges readers to use Simmons Liver Regulator from GL Zeilin & Co of Philadelphia. It promises relief for torpid liver biliousness indigestion headaches poor appetite coated tongue and sleepiness without violent purging and supports cleansing and regulation.
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Crete War Tensions Rise As Foreign Troops Occupy Canea
Foreign soldiers from signatory powers now control Crete with Greek forces occupying Canea, Heraklion, and Retimo. The move follows a Greek army corps landing and clashes between Turks and Christians. The powers warn Greece to withdraw within 48 hours or face blockade and further hostilities.
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Supreme Court Upholds Dunlop Obscenity Conviction
The Supreme Court affirms the northern district of Illinois ruling convicting Joseph R. Dunlop of Chicago for sending obscene material through the mails. He is sentenced to two years in prison and a $2000 fine with no dissenting opinion. In Canton, Ohio, President-elect McKinley remains confined to his room as he recovers, delaying plans to visit Cleveland.
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William P. St. John Dies at 50 After Illness
William P. St. John former president of the Mercantile National Bank and treasurer of the Democratic National Committee died in New York on February 16 after a sudden complication of kidney and stomach troubles. He was 50.
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William P. St. John
Mercantile National Bank
Democratic National Committee
Millionaire hanged for wife's and infant son's murder
In Union Missouri Dr Arthur Duestrow, a young millionaire who killed his wife and infant son on February 13 1894, was hanged in the jail. He had led a fast life and was partly intoxicated at the time. Skaters drown in Youngstown Ohio when a canal ice breaks under a skating party. two girls Mary Evans 17 and Bessie Morgan 15 perish as others are saved.
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Mary Evans
Bessie Morgan
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Pope purchase of Rome and port of Constantinople proposed
Harper’s Weekly argues the Roman Catholic Church might subscribe to buy Rome and a nearby port for the pope, funded by Italy’s debt relief. It suggests Constantinople could be a more valuable purchase, with prospects of reconsecrating churches and stable papal residence if bought from the sultan.
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Michigan
Eyes of a Painted Portrait Follow the Observer
Wollaston notes that adding a nose to the eyes shifts gaze right or left. A flap altering lower features makes the iris appear to follow as the observer moves, with the portrait seeming to show central alignment when viewed from different angles.
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Chicago horses at luncheon in downtown noon ritual
TheChicago Chronicle notes how downtown horses and their drivers join in the noonday meal ritual. Cab and freight horses with nosebags munch pies and sandwiches as businessmen pause, a shared habit reflecting city life and routine.
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Queen's Domeantic Correspondence and Antarctic Progress
The article notes the queen maintains a large personal correspondence with her family and friends, including ex-Empress Eugenie, while retired in Scotland. It also discusses the unknown south with calls for Antarctic exploration, recalling Captain Ro ws and the Erebus and Terror volcanoes as long unseen.
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Highland
Prince of Wales
Remarkable Recovery After Sciatic Rheumatism Cure
Mr Monroe Peterson of Jolson City area details a decades long fight with sciatic rheumatism starting in 1861 after a drill accident. After years of shaking, weakness, and failed remedies, he credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring health over six months, enabling him to sign vouchers and work on the farm again. The notice praises the pills and cites a sworn affidavit from Peterson.
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Illinois canal commissioner appointees list diverse editors named
The Illinois canal commission features a fraternity of editors from Canton Morris Rockford Streator and Lockport with C B Snively Howard O Hilton Backett and Leon McDonald in key posts. Spring Valley hosts a diverse immigrant population while Simmons's Liver Regulator is praised as a leading liver medicine.
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Canton
Register
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Rockford
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Morris Herald
Leon McDonald
Lockport
Ryan
Streator
Spring Valley
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