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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1906
Page
5
Thousands of dollars worth of new clean dependable items advertised as a closing sale. The notice claims overstocked dry goods and clothing priced for quick disposal with room needed for new arrivals. Shoppers are urged to come early with a money back guarantee and a promise of value.
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Charles M. Floyd of Manchester won the ninth ballot nomination for governor after a ten hour convention hall battle. Winston Churchill of Cornish trailed Floyd, with Charles H. Greenleaf fading from the lead as Pillsbury shifted votes. Floyd’s victory came as Greenleaf delegates largely moved to Floyd, while Pillsbury urged support for Floyd and Churchill touted reform.
In New York County primary races Herbert Parsons, head of the New York county committee, routed Odell led faction to control the Republican organization while Charles Murphy of Tammany Hall held his post by a narrow margin. Roosevelt congratulated Parsons who said Odell cannot seek reappointment as state chairman. Murphy’s Democratic margin suggests ongoing clashes at the county convention over control and potential Hearst candidacy.
Americans in the Isle of Pines report insurgents will not negotiate while prisoners accused of conspiracy remain in custody. Alfredo Zayas urges adherence to demands as Taft and Bacon contemplate next steps. Reports note government forces compare in strength and recent clashes at Los Palacios ended with a peace mission.
The AFL executive council adopted the labor representation committee report on political activity. It notes Representative Littlefield of Maine won re election by a slim margin, calling it a moral victory likely to influence future elections and labor’s standing before Congress.
The Post reports Henry M. Whitney agreed to use his name as a Democratic gubernatorial candidate. Congressman Sullivan said Whitney gave consent before leaving for New York at 1 o clock to confer with Josiah Quincy.
Boston reports 106,541 voters registered for state primaries, down from 106,976 last year by 137 names. The closing registration occurred last night in the city.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fellows met in Toronto with Grand Sire Wright presiding. Annual totals show 1,278,056 members and 101,285 Rebekahs, with a treasury balance of 100,262 dollars. An item from Dedham reports a Massachusetts judge sentencing Clarence A. Magee of Boston to two years in the house of correction for a conviction.
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