Divorce reform on agenda at Bar Association meeting
Special despatch from Put-In-Bay Ohio reports the Ohio State Bar Association opening its twenty fourth annual session with judges urging reform of divorce laws. Judge E B Dillon proposes a five member committee to draft a bill limiting remarriage of the at fault party, expanding court powers and licensing requirements for marriage and restricting licenses for inmates of asylums and other measures. The meeting includes Governor Nash and a discussion of political issues and municipal codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Tribune
Put-In Bay
Bar Association
E. B. Dillon
Franklin County Common Pleas Bench
Ohio State Bar Association
General Assembly of
Ohio
James O. Troup
John W. Warrington
Association
General Assembly
Supreme Court
Nash
Otway Cosgrave
Howard
Hollister
Cincinnati
Columus
Kearsarge Sets Ocean Speed Record on Kiel Voyage
The U S battleship Kearsarge reportedly broke ocean speed records on its trip from New York to Kiel. The ship covered 3 345 miles at an average 16 62 mph without a stop, maintaining 14 5 to 15 knots toward the voyage's end as machinery ran perfectly.
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Washington
United States
Kearsarge
Kiel
New York
Needles
Cardinal Gotti's Secret Interview With the Pope
Rome reports an extended visit by Cardinal Gotti to the pope in the sick room. Doctors barred most cardinals while diplomats from Russia Prussia Spain Austria Portugal and Brazil watched the Vatican entrance. Cardinal Oreglia sent his secretary to check on the pontiff. only Gotti spoke with the pope during the private interview.
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Rome
Cardinal Gotti
The
Propaganda
Sacred College
Pope
Vatican
Russia
Prussia
Spain
Austria
Portugal
Brazil
M. Nisard
Gennarro
Nocella
Mathieu
Respighi
Cassetta
Cretoni
Gotti
Cardinal Oreglia
Father Santo
Rampolla's Succession Chances Damaged by Vatican Quarrel
Rome July 8 A serious quarrel between Cardinal Rampolla and Cardinal Oreglia over Vatican apartment alterations threatens Rampolla's bid for the papacy. Oreglia sought an elaborate setup and Rampolla refused entry for workmen, citing disturbance to the sick chamber and urging compromise. The clash is deemed to jeopardize Rampolla's chances of election.
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Commercial Tribune
Rome
Vatican
Leo
Oregia
Rampolla
Abso
Lute
Oreglia
Bishop Rooker Astonished By Pope Illness News
The Rt. Rev. F. H. Rooker arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse and expressed astonishment on learning of the Pope’s illness. He recalled meeting the Holy Father a week earlier and noting no deterioration in his condition. Mer. Farrelly, bearer of the pallium for Archbishop Farley, accompanied him.
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New York
F. H. Rooker
Jaro
Philippine Islands
Holy Father
Mer. Farrelly
Farley
Rooker
Roman Bishop Authority for Greek Priest Sets Diocese Rule
In Scranton Pennsylvania on July 7 President Judge Edwards rules Greek Catholic priests must obtain faculties from and acknowledge the Roman Catholic Bishop of the diocese they serve under the 1595 compact between the churches. The decision interprets the pact according to American law.
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Scranton
Edwards
United States
Papal succession discussed by Bishop Grafton
Bishop Grafton in Fond du Lac notes an Italian pope seems likely and cites three European powers France Austria and Spain as having veto power over papal elections. He mentions Cardinal Gotti as handsome and scholarly and Cardinal Satolli as too young for a vote.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Grafton
Adrian VI
France
Austria
Spain
Cardinal Gotti
Satolli
Frances Whitehouse Ramsay Wedding in London Church
Miss Frances Whitehouse eldest daughter of Waley Whitehouse Newport R I and Tron Constantin Ramsay were married at St Peters Church Eaton Square London. Attending guests included Grand Duke Michael of Russia Ambassador Choate and Mrs Choate Count Bene and Countess Benckendorff among other distinguished personages.
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London
Frances Whitehouse
Waley Hn Whitehouse
Newport
R. I
Tron Constantin Ramsay
St. Peter’s Church
Eaton Square
Grand Duke
Michael of
Russia
Choate
Count Bene
Countess Benckendorff
Prophecy of St Malachy and Popes After St Bernard's Time
The article reviews the St Malachy prophecy describing future Popes after St Malachy, noting Leo XII to Pius IX and Leo XIII with Latin epitaphs. It mentions the prophecy in The Christian Trumpet by Father Gaudentius and its debated status within the church.
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Leo XII
College of Cardinals
St. Malachy
Armagh
Ireland
St. Bernard
Cluny
Rome
Gaudentius
Pas- Sionist
Cincinnati
Pius VI
Gregory XVI
Etruria
Tuscany
Grand Duchy
Pius TX
Kingdom of
Italy
Leo XIII
Leo
Pastor Angelicus
Pastor
Nauta
Petrus Secundus
Peter the Second
Pope’s Life Given Five Chances in Health Review
Rome July 7 Prof Guido Baccelli minister of agriculture and noted lung disease specialist said physicians erred in the initial diagnosis and that the Pope now has five chances in a hundred to live after a brief review of the case.
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Commercial Tribune
Rome
Guido Baccelli
Optimistic outlook as Pope Leo undergoes operation
Rome July reports show Dr. Mazzoni optimistic about the Pope’s condition after surgery. He noted the Pontiff’s surprising strength and lucid mind despite pneumonia and kidney issues, while detailing the cautious expectation of his recovery. The Pope slept peacefully overnight and showed renewed vitality following the procedure.
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Rome
Mazzoni
Associated Press
Lapponi
Vatican
Dr. Lapponi
Pope Leo
Pio Centra
Camillo Pecci
Evansville under martial rule after mob clashes and deaths
Brigadier General W J McKee and Mayor Charles G Covert form a Committee of Public Safety to govern Evansville Indiana with 400 militia armed with rifles and a Gatling gun. Eight dead, three fatally hurt, twenty one injured, and fatalities expected to rise to twelve as troops encamp around the jail and enforce curbs on movement.
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Evansville
Ind
W. J. McKee
Charles G. Covert
Frank Lamble
Charles Taylor
Fred Kappler
Robert W. Beck
Jacob E. Beck
Terre Haute
Vincennes
Indiana National Guard
Garrard
Power
Comley
Franklin
Indianapolis
First Artillery
CaHen
Martinsville
General McKee
Sunset Park
McKee
Covert
Kratz
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Noble Guard
Pope Leo XIII
LE Chevalier Pia Centra
Pontiff
Bishop Grafton
Malachy
Rombe
Maazzoni
Citizens’ Committee
Committee of Public Safety
Fred Henke
Committee On Public Safety
Evaineville
Central Labor Union
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