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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1906
Page
1
London reports former Tammany boss Richard Croker blasting Tam many Hall for backing Hearst and urging Jeffersonian principles. He argues trusts shaped NY election, warns against alienating labor, and cites authorized interview in Dublin Freeman's Journal.
At Tammany Hall Charles F Murphy dodges questions after election set, amid debate over Hearst city plurality estimate andCroker telegram authenticity. Oakley blasts Croker leadership as regality questioned, signaling internal dissent as campaign winds down.
News reports Croker denounces the Hearst Murphy coalition and predicts upheaval at Tammany Hall after Buffalo. James J. Martin backs Croker, says Hearst has no real chance, while Hearst allies brace for internal divisions and potential clashes in party leadership.
Chicago authorities arrest Charles Whitney Norton, accused by police and postal officials of extensive securities swindling totaling about 3 million dollars. He allegedly sold or held stocks, land titles, and other negotiable papers, including deeds to vast lands in Virginia and Nebraska, with forged reports aiding his schemes. Norton faces federal charges related to the Monarch Mining and Smelting Company stock.
London November 1 debate resumed in the House of Commons over the Trades Disputes bill. Opposition MPs pressed ministers while Asquith framed the issue as expediency not principle. A motion to omit Ireland from the act was defeated 282 to 35 amid heated exchanges.
Prince Henry of Prussia announced at a Berlin dinner during the International Automobile Exhibition that the Emperor approved a plan for an Imperial Automobile Club. Automobile manufacturers will hold an annual international race with prizes offered by the Emperor, to be held around mid or late June. the Emperor could not attend the opening.
Four men died after a clash with officers who pursued robbers in Kennewick Washington. The slain included Kennewick marshal Michael Grover and deputy Joseph Hozer with Frank Perry and Jacob Lake dying from wounds. The eighteen year old robber was captured. Sheriff A G McNeil was wounded but not seriously hurt.
Mary Grace Quackenbos, a leading New York lawyer, was appointed by U S District Attorney Henry L Stim as a special assistant, becoming the first woman to hold the post. She will prosecute United States v Sigmund S Schwartz, charged with peonage tied to foreign workers in South Carolina lumber and turpentine camps. Her efforts began after she visited the camps and aided the federal inquiry, reflecting her work with Legal Aid and the People’s Law Firm.
The Hon James B Burke Roche of England filed for divorce against Mrs Aurel Batonyi in England on grounds of bigamy. Batonyi says she was legally divorced in the United States and provides details of their 1995 New York marriage before occupying a Newport farm with Batonyi. Delaware divorce not recognized by English courts.
Washington opinion urges voters to back Hughes as a path to reform and strong governance, portraying his presidency as a check on both capital and labor. The piece condemns President Roosevelt’s assassin remarks and frames the clash as a defining political moment.
Secretary Root's Utica speech quotes President Roosevelt denouncing William Hearst as unfit for governor and urges support for Roosevelt aligned Republicans and Hughes for New York. The speech frames Hearst as a demagogue harming labor and capital and cites Roosevelt's past remarks on demagoguery and crime.
In Utica New York on November 1 Elihu Root secretary of state and Republican Gubernatorial candidate Charles E Hughes addressed a mass meeting at the Majestic Theatre. Root urged electing Hughes while praising Roosevelt and warning voters against demagogues and corporate abuses.
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