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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1911
Page
5
Andrew Carnegie replies from Skibo Castle to The World noting that worldwide labor unrest signals growing knowledge and democracy. He urges educated classes to welcome movements and push reforms under lawful order, arguing fair wealth distribution benefits all, while warning against rewarding the reckless.
Joseph H. Pendergast a 30 year old newsdealer and political figure seeks the Democratic nomination for representative in Ward 2. He has run a daily post agency selling about 1200 Posts and served on the City Council in 1907 1908 and 1909.
State authorities say establishing the letter writer’s true identity will not reopen the William Heath murder case. Mrs Mary Jane Strumbert claims she wrote the letter used in Mrs Dodge’s trial and may seek a new trial. Warry Blodgett doubts impact but may pursue a meeting with Strumbert or send a representative.
Representative Norman White, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, said he would defeat Lieutenant-Governor Louis A. Frothingham if Frothingham wins the primary. White claimed Democrats hope Frothingham's nomination, citing Mayor Fitzgerald's barbecue speech as indication.
Ex representative Joseph J. Leonard denies opposition to Governor Foss and backs him. The Massachusetts primary features fierce races in Suffolk and throughout Boston with contests for attorney general, mayor, and state senate seats. Candidates, party factions, and ward battles shape a tense electoral map ahead of primary day.
John P. Manning conducts a closing campaign blitz through Boston wards and nearby towns Chelsea Revere and Winthrop with a noon rally at Walworth Manufacturing South Boston. Democratic leaders statewide join Manning as ward committees pledge support and denounce his opponent as pursuing office for personal gain. Four rallies in Ward 20 Dorchester highlight the effort.
John C. Butterfield, a blind 45 year old man in Antrim New Hampshire, locked his parents in their house and set fire to both the house and barn. Neighbors rescued the parents but the barn and outbuildings burned. Butterfield's charred remains were found in the barn. He had shown odd behavior recently and had been urged to seek medical supervision.
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