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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1908
Page
3
Logue and others attend a Catholic Club gathering as church leaders assemble during scenes surrounding the election of Pope Pius X. The Primate of Ireland is cited among attendees and related blessings are reported.
The one hundredth anniversary of the New York Diocese is marked by a Pontifical Votive Mass at the Cathedral with Bishop Colton and clergy. Cardinal Logue and Archbishop Farley headline a parade and reception, praising church freedom and priestly independence as dignitaries and guests attend from Catholic and Protestant communities.
The Catholic Club hosted visiting priests for the New York Diocese centennial, with Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Logue among those seated on the dais. Archbishop Farley praised the club’s growth while detailing a strong laity clergy bond and the hope of continued inspiration for Ireland.
The excerpt discusses expert testimony under evidence rules, criticizing overreliance on many experts and hypotheticals. It argues that paid experts, coaching, and excessive opposing experts weaken credibility while juries should hear opinions based on actual facts rather than hypotheticals.
Cardinal Logue spoke at the Hotel Astor during a Maynooth alumni dinner recounting Vatican College of Cardinals proceedings in the selection of Pope Pius X. He noted strong reactions against the Venice Patriarch and described the Pope as overcome and frightened at the moment of election.
On the fifth day of the diocesan centennial a 10 o'clock requiem for departed priests and a 11 o'clock high mass at Holy Cross Church marked by Cardinal Logue's attendance. Bishop O'Connor of Newark led the requiem with a large seminarians choir and a fifty-voice male choir. Cardinal Logue presided with Archbishops McCloskey, Hughes, and Corrigan honored in sanctuary. Maynooth Seminary Union of America held the Holy Cross mass with Bishop Browne of Cloyne and clergy from Altoona and Newry assisting. Cardinal Logue sat under a Papal colored throne, with Deacons of Honor listed. No sermon was delivered.
In Rome on April 30, The Most Rev. Diomede Falconio, Apostolic Delegate to Washington, is among those mentioned as candidates for cardinalate at the June consistory.
A tentative measure in New York aims to regulate medical expert testimony by appointing qualified court experts from approved lists. The plan, championed by Judge Cowing, would require expert reports, set fees, and allow parties to call additional witnesses at their expense. The proposal involves the New York Academy of Medicine and the Medical Society of the State of New York coordinating with the Bar Association.
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