01 Jun 1905
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1905
Page
1
The formal opening of the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition marks the start of a major fair event. Officials praise the project as a milestone for regional arts industry and civic pride with crowds expected to attend.
President Roosevelt opened the Lewis and Clark Centennial Exposition by wire from Washington. Vice President Fairbanks and Gov. Goode spoke as Portland celebrated a grand opening with parades, bells, and marching bands. The address highlighted exploration, Oregon’s place in history, and the nation’s westward progress.
Reports growing through the day depict the Russian defeat as decisive and surprising, highlighting the scale of losses and the shift in strategic position. Observers note unexpected difficulties and the realignment of supply lines, with officials urging caution amid evolving battlefield assessments.
A Tokyo dispatch reports Admiral Togo’s fleet destroyed the Russian squadron after a long naval engagement on May 27. Dozens of ships were sunk or captured, with hundreds of casualties and captives. Japanese casualties were announced as eight hundred. The report details tactics, ship losses, and the aftermath as Russian vessels failed to break through toward Vladivostock.
A report notes an assassination attempt on the life of the Spanish king. Details on the assailant and motive are sparse. Officials pledge protection and an investigation continues. The incident heightens concerns about security surrounding the monarchy.
Paris June 1 Ansohe Arnould is held on suspicion of trying to assassinate King Alfonso as he left the altar. A bomb was found near the scene and the king reportedly continues the day’s festivities despite the attack. The tally of injured reaches ten.
Geo F Kindell a Denver merchant was jailed after refusing bond on a criminal libel charge. The case stems from Hyde's portrait placed between two dead outlaws with the label Kindell's Gallery of Dead Cheaters, referencing Henry B Hyde founder of Equitable Life.
The Comptroller of the Currency in Washington DC on June 1 issued a call for a statement of the condition of National banks at the close of business Monday May 29 1905.
Record Office advertises a single man’s travel ticket to Chicago for sale. The brief notice notes availability through the Record Office and presents pricing and contact details not shown in readable text.
Roswell New Mexico forecast reports maximum 84 minimum 63 and mean 74 with no precipitation. Winds light from the south at 3 miles per hour. Partly cloudy conditions expected tonight and Friday with temperatures remaining steady. M Wright.
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