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Newspaper

Aberdeen Herald

Location

Aberdeen, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1905

Page

3

Open ing of Lewis and Clark Exposition by Roosevelt

President Roosevelt signals at the White House to launch the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition in Portland Oregon. Notables including Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon and Gov Chamberlain witness ceremonies with chronicled telegrams and a grand reception in the New York state building.

Roosevelt White House Goode United States Rooseveltt Northwest Cannon Archbishop Christie Fairbanks Congressional Party New York State Building Portland Oregon

Washington dedicates its building at Lewis and Clark Exposition

In Portland on June 3 Washington formally dedicated its building on the Lewis and Clark exposition grounds. Vice President Fairbanks joined by the president’s influence and Speaker Cannon attended though he did not speak. Senator Piles gave the forenoon address as Governor and staff inspected Pullman cadets. Senator J J Smith chaired as Washington state commission president.

Washington Portland Fairbanks Joseph Cannon United States Piles Washington State Commission J. J. Smith

Supreme Court Adopts New York Franchise Tax Laws

The U S Supreme Court, in decisions handed down before adjournment, ruled against the corporations challenging New York 1899 franchise tax law. Justice Brewer affirmed the tax as valid, upholding ad valorem taxation on public utilities. In New York, the court's ruling also imposes nearly $24 million in unpaid taxes on Greater New York corporations.

Washington New York Supreme Court of the United States Brewer State of Roosevelt Messrs. Koot and Guthrie Supreme Court of

First Word for Peace From Tsar Fails to End War

Washington reporters note Japanese minister Takahira's quip about peace after a Japanese fleet victory, while Count Cassini signals Russia will press on. He dismisses early peace prospects, arguing indemnity would fuel Russia’s fleet build. U.S. hopes Russia recognizes losses before pursuing talks.

Washington Tsarskoe- Selo Nippon Takahira Russia Count Cassini Associated Press Liaoyang

State faces broad ingredient labeling ruling

Olympia June 1. The attorney general approves Food Commissioner Davies on the pure food law effective June 9 requiring on outside of all food packages the names of ingredients. The ruling could force manufacturers to publish formulas and may prompt some products to leave the state market if courts back the interpretation.

Olympia L. Davies

State board invites bids for new Medical Lake schools

Olympia June 1 The state board of control will receive bids until June 15 for the construction of the new school for the feeble minded and the new insane ward building at Medical Lake. Plans and specifications for the new buildings have been approved.

Olympia State Board of Control Medical Lake

Bonaparte Named Secretary of Navy After Morton’s Departure

President Roosevelt selects Charles J. Bonaparte of Baltimore to succeed Paul Morton as secretary of the navy. Morton will move to New York to lead plans for a comprehensive subway system linked to surface lines. Bonaparte is longtime confidant of the president with strong civil service reform credentials.

Washington Roosevelt Charles J. Bonaparte Baltimore Paul Morton New York Shaw Atttorney Moody Bonaparte Morton Mr. Morton Mr. Roosevelt Mr. Bonaparte Holmes Conrad Navila William H. Moody Massachusetts Thomas F. Ryan New York City

President Roosevelt Announces Southern Trip in October

Washington June 3 President Roosevelt will begin a two week trip through the South on October 17. The president also said the extraordinary session of Congress will not begin until after the November elections.

Washington Roosevelt South Congress

Theatre trust members to stand trial for conspiracy

Twenty four members of the Theatrical Managers Association, including Tony Pastor Klaw Erlanger and Frohman, face trial on conspiracy charges after a resolution barred critic James S. Metcalf from their theaters. The case, brought by the district attorney under a conspiracy statute, centers on the alleged coordinated effort to prevent Metcalf from pursuing his profession. Garfield reports two potato planting projects with plans to sell Burbank potatoes next fall and next winter in nearby Spokane markets.

New York Theater Trust Joseph Poole James S. Metcalf Theatrical Managers’ Association Metcalf Tony Pastor Klaw Erlanger Frohman Garfield T. S. Plummer Burbank W. E. Southwood Broadway Grocer Spokane

Shimose Gunpowder and the Jap Explosive Legacy

The article profiles Shimose, inventor of a deadly Japanese explosive used in the Russo Japanese War. It recounts his birth in 1858, education in chemistry at Tokyo University, work under Prof. Divers, and years of dangerous trial that yielded a powder capable of shattering steel and causing brutal wounds.

Shimose Chemulpo Divers Tokio University Tokio I Thas Imperial Printing Office Navy Department

Shipping Rates and Schedules for San Francisco and Los Angeles

The notice lists postage and passage rates for second and first class with meals and berth included. It notes an average of three sailings weekly with two percent days to San Francisco and four days to Los Angeles. For sailing dates and other information, contact the address provided.

San Francisco Los Angeles

Transit Schedule Fragments for Pacific Northwest Routes

A jumble of times lists departures for Tacoma Seattle Portland Hoquiam Ocosta and eastern points. Entries show morning mid day and evening departures with multiple repeats and misread words.

Portland Tacoma Seattle Points

Nervous and patient Henry seen in long poses

The Indianapolis Sun describes Henry's anxious temperament and a day-long pose from 7 am to 5:30 pm. The report contrasts his nerves with a steel Pecos River bridge noted for extreme simplicity and weight over 300 feet high and 2,180 feet long, supported by small stone pillars as trains pass.

Henry Indianapolis Sun Pecos River Texas

Preacher Uncle Kipling Story Tests Bible Worth

F W Macdonald shares a tale about Kipling's preacher uncle affirming the Bible’s lasting value. A tourist in Florence questions the masterpieces. the doorkeeper replies that the visitors themselves are on trial, not the religious works.

F. W. Macdonald Kipling Florentine

Too Much to Be an Imitation Bust Heads

A quotable debate on performance and authenticity contrasts stage acting with real life. The Cleveland Plain Dealer quips that even a great actor cannot fully mimic nature, while noting the public remains wary of excessive indulgence in drink versus food.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

Professional Medical and Legal Card Listings

A compiled page of doctors and an attorney with multiple office locations and hours. Dr Paul Smits and Dr W M Karshner listAberdeen General Hospital and Red Cross Pharmacy offices with varied hours. Dr B Long osteopathic physician details. Robert E Taggart attorney at Dabney Block offers state and federal court practice.

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