Garden Tools Price Ranges for Hoes Rakes and Spades
Garden hoes cost 15e to 40c each. Rakes priced 15c to 35c apiece. Spades available at 60c and higher up to 75e.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
1
Tools on Sale Include Steel Shovels and Wheelbarrows
The listing highlights steel shovels and wooden wheelbarrows in multiple sizes. Prices shown include 60 to 70 cents for shovels and 81.40, 2.75, and 3.50 dollars for wheelbarrows, representing a selection of affordable garden tools.
Mary Breasteale Missing From New Brunswick Home
New Brunswick New Jersey April reports Mary P Breasteale wife of Rutgers College Professor disappeared after leaving home Monday. A letter from New York stated she planned to take a steamer but did not name which one. Her condition described as acute melancholia. A woman matching her description jumped from the Tremont steamer. identity unconfirmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary P. Breasteale
Breasteale
Rutgers College
New Brunswick
N. J
Tremont
Laborers Union Organized Across North America
Washington reports the International Building Laborers Union formed by unskilled builders in the United States and Canada. Temporary Chairman James H. Smith presided as credentials recommended seating about 30 delegates, mainly from the eastern region. A constitution was adopted. In Tennessee, work on a soldiers home project is halted after government inspectors condemned $40.10 worth of hospital and power house work, risking heavy losses for contractors without concession for faulty specifications. In Vienna it is claimed Russia will demand $250,000 indemnity from the Porte for the assassinated consul M. Stcherbina, plus a chapel at the murder site and Turkish troops sent to Serbia to maintain order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laborers” Union
Washington
orl
Building Laborers’ Union
United States
Canada
James H. Smith
Princeton
N F
Johnson City
Tenn
National Soldiers” Home
Russia
London
Vienna
Porte
M. Stcherbina
Mitrovitza
Gid Servia
Grand jury probes smuggling as officials named in Puerto Rico case
The San Juan grand jury seeks information on smuggling charges involving U S officials and prominent locals. Judge Upham cites presidential pardon cannot override jurors, urging full duty to investigate. December testimony linked navy army and insular officials to the case, with a merchant Ricardo Amado previously fined for contraband liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Pop
grand
United States
VettinaU
department of justice
Washington
grand jury
Ricardo Amado
gram
would
Uplt
Tie
cou
navy
army
Girl Outwits Thief in Office With Waste Basket Bet
Bliss Huth Clark, a bookkeeper for Vipard Construction in Altoona, faced a black intruder who demanded payment. She discarded nearly 500 dollars in a waste basket, was knocked unconscious when he returned, and the thief searched the safe and drawers but missed the basket. A superintendent later found her and she recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altoona
Bliss Huth Clark
Vipard Construction Company
physicizns
Schooner and Crew Probably Lost
Philadelphia April 15 The Philadelphia schooner George C Thomas sailed from Grand Constable Island February 5 for New York and has been given up for lost. Commanded by Captain Morris with a crew of ten men no tidings have been received since departure. The vessel valued at 30900 was owned by George C Thomas of Dread & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
George C. Thomas
Grand Constable Island
New York
Morris
Dread & Co
Vanderbilt Nuptials Gifted At Over 1250,000 White Wedding In Newport
Reginald C. Vanderbilt of New York wed Miss Cathleen G. Neilson in a white wedding at a private Newport villa with about 150 guests. Decorations were white on green, gifts valued at likely the era’s largest, jewels alone estimated at 252000. The couple to spend three months in Europe after a wedding breakfast at Sandy Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Newport
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Cathleen G. Neilson
hest manu
Father Meenan
Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
M Nenson
Frederick Gebhard
Gladys Vanderbilt
Isabelle May
Washington
Florence Twombley
Mr. Vanderbilt
Evelyn Parsons
Nathalie Schenck
Meadsohn
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point
President Roosevelt Trail Note From Montana Camp to Norris
President Roosevelt breaks camp in Clintonbar and moves toward Major Pitcher’s headquarters at Fort Yellowstone. He will reach Lancey today, then the fort tomorrow, remain one day, and proceed to Norris to visit the geysers. Snow delays travel but health is reported strong. He enjoys horseback riding and hiking, has not fired at a mountain lion, and Buffalo Jones and scouts pursue game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major Pitcher
Clinonbar
Mont
Roosevelt
fort Yellowstone
Lancey’s
Norris
engineer corps
Northern Securities Rumors About Appeal Abandonment
Reports circulated that Northern Securities would not appeal the merger ruling and might seek alternatives, but a company representative denied the claim. Washington officials said there is no information supporting abandonment and anticipate an appeal to the Supreme Court to contest the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern Securities Company
the
stock exchange
Northern
Washington
department of justice
cose
department
United States supreme court
Roosevelt Gift To Pope A Comprehensive Presidential Archive
President Roosevelt sends Cardinal Gibbons a gift for the Pope in Naples aboard the Liguria. Ten finely bound volumes compile all U S presidential messages and official documents from Washington to Roosevelt. The gift, including autograph letters, is conveyed by a clergyman as a special mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Holy Father
United States
Washington
Naples
Liguria
cit
Lorenz Arrives in New York Amid Medical Repatriation
Adolfo Lorenz arrives in New York on April 15 aboard the steamer Laba from Genoa. The visiting foreign arms expert conducted several surgeries during his stay in the United States, including hip procedures on a patient in Chicago. Locals note his first American visit and the fragile recovery of those treated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jr. Lorenz
New York
Adolfo Lorenz
Ias
United States
Laba
Genoa
Chicara
sas
Loita vrmor
Aanutet
Forelon Armes
capo
America
Identity Of Barrel Victim In NYC Mystery Still Unknown
Autopsy reveals 18 stab wounds to the neck and two fatal gashes severing the jugular. Detectives probe a barrel found near the East Eleventh Street docks, tracing clues from Italian handwriting on the barrel bottom and a pencil address at No 500 Third Avenue. A perfumed handkerchief and a clue-laden note add intrigue as officers query locals and a furnished-room proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
ape Pttentis aun dinian
Ka mian
Choe
East Mivventh street
patito
Third avenue
Albert Yoeeks
Albert T. Weaton
Town threatened by dynamiters over $2500 demand
In Montgomery Indiana on April 15 a merchant received a letter from unknown threats warning that the town would be destroyed by fire and dynamite unless $2500 was placed in a glass jar at a bridge. Incendiary attempts have happened over the past three weeks, signaling possible mass destruction if demands are not met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Montgomery
Ind
William Brown
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