200000 Children in Church Jubilee Celebrate Day
Pontifical mass today at the cathedral marks a day of celebration with distinguished prelates taking part in the solemn service.
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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1908
Page
3
Centennial Programme at Cathedral Masses and Pontifical Rites
Readings and services mark a centennial programme across the cathedral with a Pontifical Mass and Vespers led by Cardinal delegates and archbishops from Baltimore and St. Louis. The schedule lists celebrants, deacons, sub-deacons, and preachers for Wednesday through Saturday including a Carnegie Hall Mass meeting and a requiem for deceased prelates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. A. Burke
Albany
Mer
J. S. Mi Lynen
Thomas A. Thornion
Joseph F. Ith
J. Rayne Meagher
Carnegie Hall
John J.o'connor
Newark
Thomias FE. Cusack
New York
John J. Swift
William J. Sinnott
William B. Martin
Centennial Catholic Page in New York Draws Large Attendance
The second day of the centennial celebration brought flags from nearly every Catholic family in New York City honoring Cardinal Logue. More than 22,000 boys and 27,000 girls attended high mass across parishes, with thousands more in Brooklyn, Long Island, the Bronx, and Manhattan. Cardinal Gibbons arrived from Baltimore and met with Archbishops Farley and Legue as prelates from across the country gathered for the climax today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomdn
New York
Cardinal Logue
All Ireland
Armagh
Old Erin
Brooklyn
Long Island
Bronx
Patrick J. Hayes
John Murphy
Patrick O'Connor
Supt
Maxwell
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Old St. Patrick's
Mott Street
Church of the Sacred Heart
Church of the Holy Name
St. Rita's
The
Canada
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Archdiocesal
Fiftieth Street
Madison Avenue
Cardinal Legue
Archbishop Farley
McMackin
America
Ireland
Farley
Cardinal Lowne
Archbishop Ryan
Philagllphia
Archbishop Farrey
Archbishop Ireland
Murray Hill
Bishop Browne
Queenstown
Mer. McCready
Diomede Falconio
Brann
St. Agnes's Church
Moeller
Cincinnati
Keane
Dubuque
Blenk
New Orleans
Bruches
Montreal
O'Connell
Boston
Quigley
Chicas
Glennon
St. Louis
James Hartley
Columbus
Pores
Charleston
J. Kelly
Savannah
P. J. Donohue
Wheeling
John Monaghan
Wilmington
Del
Michael Tierney
Hartford
George A. Guertin
Manchester
N. H
Louis F. Walsh
Portland
Thomas D. Beaven
Oor Welevels
Mass
Ignatius ¥. Horstmann
Cleveland
Camillus P. Maes
Covington
Richard Scannell
Omaha
John B. Morris
Little Rock
Edward P. Allen
Mobile
Charles C. McDonnell
Brooks
Papal procession and state mass for Cardinal Gibbons in New York
Preparations unfold for a high ceremony led by Cardinal Gibbons at the cathedral with archbishops bishops and papal delegates attending. A formal mass and extensive entourage include deacons deacons of honor and a grand reception at Fifth Avenue venues with notable attendees and dignitaries in attendance.
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Lassion
Madison
Fifeth Avenue
Madison Avenue
Pytere
Aren Trere
Walvary
Lozue
Carshal Gibbons
College of Cardinals
Cardinal Gibbons
Logue
Theehiop
Farléo
Mer
Diomeds
Falcome
Cardinval Lu
M. John Tyiwards
James
MeGean
Charles
John A. Kellner
Richardd Y Hughes
Umhedral Cave
McGean Avil
Cardy Opie
McCready
Mooney
Mercy Iiconio
Bishan McQuade
Rochester
Pheree
New York
Charleis
Aiton Wilmais
Fifth ‘Avenue
Carninal
Houseoe Cat
Ainel T
Wisnop Brown
Queenstown
Farley
Secre- Latices
Mire
Andrew
Garnesie
Andalrs
Charles Astor
Charlise XE
J. Duncan
Temmiatt
J. Red Kernochan
Mips
Charles B. Off
Am. Mir
Tikenry
Phipps
Vugene Kelly
John. Jacob
Stor
W. G Prien
Pardes
Ana
Herbert Robbins
Tifth Avenue
Miss. Leary
Ccardine
Ineue
Robt
Joseph H. Choate Aye
Araan
Nicholas Murray O
Miran
Virsa Fidel Cometies
Vanderbilt
Smaster Ats Ate
Aiyay
New Cardinals in June at Vatican raise American hopes
Report from Rome on an imminent papal consistory with U S elements expected. The American prospects include Archbishop of Boston Vina McDonnell and other church figures linked to American representation in the elevation.
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Rome
Amicue
Barlesa
Vai Mendes Bello
Lishemana
Germain Representati
Lisiner
Regian
Pones
Vina McDannell
Archibishop
Boston
Homer
Ston
Roosevelt Aids Red Cross at New York Meeting
Secretary of State Taft and other leaders spoke at a Red Cross gathering in New York. The event highlighted wartime relief efforts and support from state and civic groups, including the New York Chamber of Commerce.
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Es Om Or
Taft
Hanier Pud
J. Finward Simmons
The
New York Chamber of
Coma Mere
Brooklyn Ferry Company Faces Court Over Service Suspension
Supreme Court Justice Marsan in Brooklyn considers whether the Brooklyn Ferry Company may halt operations after Thursday. The Knickerbocker Trust and a receiver contest the move, arguing against discontinuing the ferry service and seeking to prevent draining the receiver from shutting down the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knickerbocker Trust
Brooklyn Company
Supreme Court
Marsan
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Toserh
Jtr
Ate Compas
Knickerbocker, R. Company
Ani
Drainine
Divorce for A E Dieterich Granted Custody Dispute Ends
Supreme Court Justice McCall grants an interlocutory decree of divorce in favor of Alfred E Dieterich, Standard Oil executive, with custody awarded to him of their only child Grace T. Dieterich. Mrs Dieterich is barred from interfering with the child following her elopement to Europe with Harry S Brensley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
McCall
Deere
Alfred TE. Dieterich
Standard Oil Company
Fdna Young Dieterich
Europe
Harry S Brenchsley
Alfred 44
Vanderpilt
Dieterich Biacuss
Grace TD. Tifeterich
Dieterich
Ivins Elected Chairman of Charter Revision Commission
William M. Ivins was elected chairman of the new Charter Revision Commission at yesterday’s meeting. J. Cowden Meyers was chosen secretary, and Moses Altman appointed clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Cowden Meyers
William M. Ivins
Moses Altman
Four Expeditons Hunt Fossils Across Western States
Dr Matthew leads four expeditions into Nebraska Wyoming Montana and Texas to seek paleontological specimens from Miocene to Permian periods. Teams aim to uncover three toed and four toed horses, horned dinosaurs, and other ancient remains, with debates on ancient human presence in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avast
firstUdsee
Albert
Thomson
Nebraska
Matthew
T- Party
America
Rann
Wasta
Indian Ocean
Tan
Deseonde Ae
Wyoming
Montana
Bearin Brown
Museum
Monitana
Michigan
Texas
Afuseun
Mongrel Attacks Boy In Bronx Then Westchester
A small yellow mongrel attacked 12 year old Kreon of Ames Avenue after a Bronx incident. Police chased the dog near Westchester and St Ann's Avenue. Kreon was bitten in the right leg and taken to Lebanon Hospital for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Westchester
Jackson
Westeheester
Chester
Will
Kreon
Lebanon
DARED DEATH TWICE IN MOOSE RIVER DERRY MILES
Julian Schumacher aged 29 and Horace Stewart ages not stated drowned today while attempting to run the river in a canoe near Milo Maine. A week earlier Amo Seiniminenke tried the run but capsized and struggled to reach shore. Davis and Stewart joined in a second attempt but the canoe overturned again.
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Milo
Maine
Julian, Schumacher
Horace Stewart
Pise
Mho
Jinion
Amo Seinimnenke
Hisocannée
Ainset
Thany
Stewart Jang
Davis
Mavis
Sailors in Uniform May Dance at Newport Pavilion
The Newport Amusement Company, which barred Yeoman Fred J. Buenzle of the Naval Training Station from its dance hall two summers ago, announces that sailors in uniform may now dance in its pavilion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hark ‘Times
Newport. Amusement Company
Fred J. Buenzle
Navalraining Station
Lost leg verdict cited in White Plains case
Special to The New York Times reports a Supreme Court action in White Plains ending in a $32,500 award. The article notes a verdict linked to a missing or injured party and references Mahoney and local court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
Whith Plains
Sol
Supreme Court
Tompkins
Ti -Miurghet Mahoney
Histschaal Star
New York Central
Watirey Sith Tha Wanielts
Bank Manager Sentenced for Embezzlement in San Francisco
J Dalzell Brown, former manager of the California Safe Deposit at a Trust Company in San Francisco, is sentenced to 18 months in prison for embezzlement. The case centers on misappropriated funds and related irregularities at the bank, with proceedings concluding this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Dalzell Brown
San Francisco
San -Erangoiseo
Dalzen Row
California
Epidemic Fears Rise as Bronx Disease Spreads
Health Board and physicians struggle to explain a spring outbreak affecting Bronx tenements. Officials report dozens of cases daily amid warnings of scarlet fever or diphtheria. experts warn the epidemic could be the worst in years as reports spread across neighborhoods and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haven
Bronx
Gorne
Nigat
Caniny Brown
Vincent
Elevated platform plan proposed for Brooklyn Bridge station
At an adjourned hearing before Public Service Commissioner Eustis yesterday, the Interborough Rapid Transit Company submitted plans for an additional platform at the Brooklyn Bridge station of the Third Avenue elevated line. The extra platform is expected to relieve congestion at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissi Ner Eustis
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Bridge
Third Avenue
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