Advertising notices and rate details in June 16 1905 paper
The fragment lists display ad rates and formats for notices and condolences. It shows per line charges and terms for advance notices, responders, and local public reading notices. It preserves a period newspaper tone from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates Display AG
Chinese Merchants Protest US Exclusion Law Policy
The Commercial Guilds in China oppose United States treatment of Chinese merchants under exclusion laws. They warn of a boycott of American goods if access is restricted, noting trade imbalances and citing 1902 and 1905 figures showing growing US-Chinese trade. The issue has drawn presidential attention for inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
United States
Chineroe
Treasury Department
GAO
US Deparment of Commerce and Labor
US Bureau of Statistics
Snakes Banned After Exhibition Exit in Hawaii Zoo
A box of rattlesnakes brought to Hawaii for zoo exhibition was opposed by locals who killed the snakes in the cast house to avoid risk of release. They preferred drastic action to any chance of escape or future mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawaii
Caston House
Russian officials defend publication wording amid presidential dispute
Russian officials explain that the wording in part of the Gazette was incorrect and not the language used in the communication to the president. They claim mistakes slipped in and only the president and authorities know the true facts, though the authorities are unlikely to admit an error if the president holds the statement’s fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sare
Homes of the People Reveal True Rule, Not Palaces
A philosophy echoes that governance is proven by the state of common households rather than the grandeur of rulers homes or mansions of the wealthy, suggesting public welfare should judge leadership.
Also Mentioned on This Page
la Grande Evening Observer
EY Bros
la Grande
Oregon
Bock & Thomas
Selder
Candy Store
Undertakers
Montana
Lewis Building
Sommer House
Chigaco
Eaton
Sailor
India
Union