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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 18, 1902

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Paine's Celery Compound Promoted By Omaha Police Chief

J. J. Donahue, Omaha chief of police, endorses Paine's Celery Compound as a superior remedy for nervous prostration, dyspepsia, and weak nerves. The ad proclaims it strengthens stomach walls, restores energy, and purifies blood, claiming it is nature’s medicine with proven restorative powers and a sample trial will convince readers.

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Heavy Snow Storm Halts Railroads Across Region

A multi‑state blizzard of February 18 crippled rail service from Philadelphia to Atlantic City and New York, with up to 20 inches in coastal towns. Trains delayed or annulled, coastwise wrecks avoided except the schooner Anna Murray run ashore near Indian River Inlet and rescued by lifeboats.

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Launching of Emperor's Yacht Attracts Global Guests

Two thousand invitations were sent by the Townsend Downey Co for the emperor's yacht launch in New York. Governors Odell and Murphy are among expected attendees. Prince Henry will be welcomed at Recreation Pier with Rear Admiral Evans onboard. Carrie Chapman Catt is re-elected president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, with a full slate of officers chosen.

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Senate Ratifies Danish West Indies Purchase

The Senate approved the Denmark treaty to cede St Thomas St John and St Croix to the United States for 5 000 600. The measure was read and debated but not amended though Senator Bacon’s proposal to strike the inhabitants provision was rejected. Ratification passed without division.

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Dewey Will Not Attend Royal Dinner Meeting Henry of Prussia

Admiral George Dewey declines a Washington invitation to dine with Prince Henry of Prussia, citing his wife’s refusal and preferring to stay with Mrs Dewey. The dispatch notes Dewey’s formal refusal to attend the royal meeting.

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Conference With Coal Barons Faces Wednesday Meeting

Mine workers plan a joint conference with coal carriers and employers on March 12 in the anthracite region. President Mitchell issued invitations to railroad heads and Georges Hartlein travels to New York to urge Morgan and others to attend or send representatives.

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War Taxes Repealed After Unanimous House Vote

In Washington on February 18 the house passed the bill repealing war revenue taxes unanimously after a heated debate. Minority Leader Richardson of Tennessee urged immediate passage, while Babcock defended sticking to the war tax repeal and Dalzell recalled past tariff battles. The measure, drafted by Payne, would cut about 76 million from annual revenue, nullifying all war tax items except a minor flour tax.

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