Tammany Ship Wrecked By Low Tide Off New York
New York November 5 Richard Croker commented on the election results conceding the fusion mayoral win while noting disappointment in Brooklyn. He attributed Democratic defeat to silence and desire for change, warning Tammany Hall’s long control risks a monarchy-like power. He urged continued political influence despite loss.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tom
Brooklyn
Shepard
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Tammany Hall
Seth Low Wins New York Mayoral Race By Large Margin
New York City voters elected Seth Low, former Columbia University president and Citizens' Union candidate, as the second mayor of Greater New York by a wide plurality likely between 30,000 and 40,000, defeating Democrat Edward M. Shepard. Returns showed fusion candidates prevailing for other key offices, with Van Wyck defeated for mayor and Jerome winning district attorney. Ballots opened in rain many precincts, Croker cast first vote, police and election deputies maintained order.
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Seth Low
Columbia University
Citizens’ Union
Greater
Greater New York
Edward “M
William Travers Jerome
Robert A. van Wyck
Darimocrats
Justice of the Supreme Court
New York County
Jerome
van Wyck
Greater New York Fusion
Charles Vincent Fornes
Republians
Aks Dermen
George ‘M. Vanhoesen
E. M. Grout
Brooklyn
W. W. Ladd, Jr
Eriier
Timothy J. Sulivan
Sen
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Croker
Richard Croker
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Frank
Richard
Mr. Croker
Tammany Hall
John F. McCarroll
Whalen
T. C. T. Crane
Crokker
Hat
Manhattan
Justice Wiliam
T. Jerome
Henry’ W Unger
Nemo-Stat
Supreme Bench
California
San Francisco
Cal
Eugene HB. Schmitz
Union, Labor
A. R. Wells
J. @.Tobin
Board of Supervisors
Low Says Gratified by Election Result and Newspaper Help
Seth Low expressed gratification at the election outcome and praised newspapers for their pivotal role in the movement. He noted the result as a vindication of universal suffrage, credited diverse supporters, and urged continued community support as he departed for Great Barrington, Massachusetts.
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Low
York
Seth Low
Great Barrington
Mass
Croker Steps Dow in Favor of Carroll Croker
In New York November Maurice Untermeyer reports a Tammany reorganization plan. Croker suggests younger blood join the inner council while Carroll remains silent. They tour Tammany Hall, then the Democratic Club where Croker declares this his last campaign and resignation may follow. Carroll to lead Tammany Hall after a committee meeting.
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New ‘York
Maurice ‘ Untermeyeren
Tammany
President Roosevelt Votes in Oyster Bay Return Home Ceremony
President Roosevelt casts his ballot at Oyster Bay amid a twenty one gun salute and a brief polling visit. He returns to Washington by special train, greeted at the station and driven to the White House where police and Secret Service safeguard him.
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New York
Roosevelt
Long Island City
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Loeb
Sagamore, Hill
Little Neck Cove
Washington
Oatock
White House
Secret Service
Mayer-electiow
Jerome
Mississippi election yields light vote for state offices
Jackson November 5 reports indicate J W Power wins secretary of state and George W Carlisle wins state treasurer. Statewide turnout is light, not exceeding 20 005 votes, with cooler weather and few active campaigns reducing interest.
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J. W. Power
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Shepard Congratulates Low and Acknowledges Defeat
Edward M. Shepard concedes defeat in New York Brooklyn headquaters and telegraphs to Mr. Low wishing him success. He dictates a statement to reporters calling for unity among Republicans and Democrats and praising Democratic work across five boroughs while hoping for political reform despite temporary setback.
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Shepard
York
Edward M. Shepard
New York
Georgia News Briefs Comprise Politics and Local Incidents
Georgia and Southern reports describe political moves in Fulton County with a primary date set for November 18 to fill Porter King’s seat, ministers abstaining from gubernatorial campaigns, and local court actions over asphalt contracts. The piece notes a December carnival plan, new cadet uniforms, a deadly duel in Americus, abduction charges dropped in Fannin County, and various domestic and foreign matters including crime, economic taps, and admiralty actions.
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Tillman
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Atlanta
Council
Washington
Porter King
Fulton
Georgia
Fitegeralé Ia
Dahlonega
West Point Ca
Charles Mize
Guerry Adderton
Americus
Georgie
Mize
Adderton
Coe
Lovingeld
Fannin County
Fannin
N.ic
Italian murder in Chicago barrelling case shocks city
The body of Antonio Napoli, bound feet and head cut, was found in a flour barrel near Prairie Street and Western Avenue. Police say a similar barrel was found with Italian laborer Vincent Dattoll arrested after detectives located barrels and sacks bearing the name Dattoll. Napoli had arrived from Town Center Iowa with twenty five other Italian workers.
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Chicago
M.ce Street
Western Avenue
A -Ndek
Antonio Napoli
Town Center
Iowa
Dattoll
Vincent Dattoll
Infant Burned In Burning Stove Incident At Merrimac
A 3 week old baby died after Mrs. George Lee reportedly opened a stove door and thrust the infant into a roaring fire at Merrimac in January. The scene occurred in the presence of the husband and a nurse. Lee previously attempted to kill another child with a hammer and had been confined at Mendota asylum, from which she was taken again today.
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Jiee
Merrimac
Jan
Tuto
Barohoo
Wis
Mac
George
Lee
Wes
Mia
Hammer
Mendota
Justice Bradleys Decree on Prize of War at Manila Bay
Washington November 6 Justice Bradley in the United States district court decreed condemnation and distribution of prize share from Admiral Dewey's Manila Bay action. The Tala de Cuba Isla de Luzon Don Juan de Austria and Manila and other captured Spanish vessels and gear are declared lawful prize with shares for Olympia Baltimore Boston Raleigh Concord Petrel and revenue cutter McCullough. The Nanshan and gafiro are denied any share.
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Washington
Justice Bradley
United States District Court
Ubel
United States Naval Force
Manila
Bay
Tala de Cuba
Isla, de Luzon
Don Juan de Austria
Spain
United States
Cavite
Olympia
Baltimore
Boston
Raleigh
Concord
Petrel
Citter McCullough
Nanshan
Gafiro
Boeer Leader Is Rewarded by Chinese Emperor
Na Tung former Boxer leader is appointed to the Chinese foreign office by edict. He returned from Japan as special envoy to apologize for the murder of Sugiyama Akira, chancellor of the Japanese legation at Pekin, before the legations were besieged. The move tests Chinese malcontent attitude toward Boxer restoration and signals Japan's cooperative stance with China.
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Na Tung
Japan
China
Russia
United, States
Great Britain
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