Cardinal Logue in New York Preaches at St Patrick's
The cardinal preached at 11:30 AM in St Patrick's Cathedral on St Joseph feast day, stressing humility obedience and charity. A letter from Archbishop Pratt thanked clergy laity and press for centenary celebrations and noted plans for the cardinal’s extended tour including Chicago and western cities.
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W. B. Martin
R. O. Hughes
T. McQuade
John J. Byrne
John Haffen
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Joseph
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Rochester
Buffalo
Niagara War
Montreal
Ireland
Washington
Roosevelt
Chicago
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Madison Avenue
All Ireland
Isle of Saints
Christ
John
Like Ivers
St. Andrew’s Church
Duane Street
Tanner Rvers
Twentyeighth Street
First Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Cardinal Jogue
Waldorf- Astoria
Plattsburg, N. Y
Parson Praises Catholics in Hackensack Sermon
The Rev. Dr. Herman Vanderwort of First Reformed Church in Hackensack praised Cardinal Gibbons and Roman Catholics for teaching reverence for authority in a sermon on atheism and anarchy. He cited religion as a national necessity and urged obedience to law, while noting U S religious liberty fosters personal growth.
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Herman Vanderwort
First Reformed Church
Hackensack
Cardinal Gibbons
New York
America
Catholic Benevolent Legion Convention Opens in Brooklyn
The twenty-seventh annual convention of the Supreme Council of the Catholic Benevolent Legion of the United States will begin in Brooklyn with a solemn high mass at 10 o'clock in Our Lady of Mercy Church on Schermerhorn Street. A dinner follows tomorrow night and deliberations conclude Wednesday. the organization dates to 1851 and spans twenty five states and territories.
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United States
Brooklyn
Our Lady of Mercy
Schermerhorn Street
Bond
Hoyt Streets
Catholic Benevolent Legion
New York
District of Columbia
Supreme Council
Open pulpit debate at Long Island Episcopal convention
Long Island Diocese opens at Garden City with Bishop Burgess presiding. Rev. Dr. C. F. J. Wrigley to preach the annual sermon. Burgess to give the address. Clergy consider leaving for Rome Catholic orders over Canon 19 amendment allowing non ordained to enter pulpit. Debate anticipated on race track gambling and open pulpit issue.
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Episcopal Church
Richmond
Adler Sees American Moral Power In German Talk
Dr Felix Adler, Roosevelt Professor at Berlin University, addressed the Ethical Society at Carnegie Hall. He declared America values individual liberty and will share a movement for human improvement with Germany while aiming to reduce friction and strengthen ties on the 32nd anniversary of the society.
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Roosevelt
Berlin University
Society For ‘Ethical Culture
Carnegie Hall
Germany
America
Andy Dr. Adler
Church Workers' Commons closes season with service
The Church Workers' Commons finals were held at Christ Church Manhattan and Bronx Church House. Twenty men and twenty eight women completed courses on lessons, missions, fundraising, and Sunday school management. Speakers praised the program's impact on parish life and announced plans to continue next year with lay and clergyman teachers.
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Church Workers’ Commons
Christ Church
Broadway
Seventy-first Street
Bronx Church House
George F. Nelson
New York
George Alexander Strong
Quiz on Socialism Sparks Open Pew Sermon Debate
The Rev James M Farr pastor of Christ Presbyterian Church hosted open pew meetings and said questions have largely touched on Socialism. He announced next Sundays service would feature a Socialism discussion while Dr George William Knox avoided Socialism and urged focus on theology and practical religion.
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Christ Presbyterian Church
West Thirty-sixth Street
George William Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Knox
America
Asia
Europe
Africa
Pulpit Declining and Dr Aked Appeals for Money
The Rev Dr Charles F Aked at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church lamented waning church attendance and urged greater financial support and expansion. He urged action to reach unchurched New Yorkers, called for more churches and a larger building to serve 40,000 Baptists, and appealed for funds to support missions including an Italian ministry amid a wave of immigration and urban change. Rockefeller attended.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Times
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Rockefeller
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New York
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Christ
Censure Talk at Long Island Meeting Targets Burr
A mass anti race-track gambling meeting in Mineola endorsed Gov Hughes actions and urged Senator Carl S Burr to back anti gambling measures. Speakers included O Miller William J Youngs and Assemblyman William G Miller. The resolution cites Burr for not supporting the related Agnew Hart bills.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
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O. Miller
International Reform Bureau
William J. Youngs
William G. Miller
United Action
Carl S. Burr
Hughes
Burr
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Church and Labor Address Urges Church to Reach Workers
Dr William B Guthrie of the College of the City of New York spoke at Harlem Presbyterian Church on the religious import of the modern labor problem. He warned the nation risks decline if labor unrest grows into a cult and urged the church to become a universal influence within labor groups. He noted long hours and Sunday work keep laborers from church attendance and endorsed Sunday labor laws.
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William B. Guthrie
College of the City of New York
Harlem Presbyterian Church
Guthrie
Charges Against Four Methodist Bishops At Conference
Baltimore May 10 Charges of maladministration have been brought against Bishops Goodsell Moore Berry and McDowell by Rev George A Cooke with the second Goodsell charge from Rev C J Fowler The proceedings accompany a large temperance meeting at Lyric with Gov Hanly and other leaders speaking and delegates addressing pulpits nationwide
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Boston
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Portland
Ore
Joseph F. Berry
Buffalo
William F. McDowell
Chicago
Methodist Episcopal Church
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New York
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Ewton Centre
Mass
Moore
James R. Day
Syracuse University
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J. M. Buckley
Borden P. Bowne
Boston University
Iome
Lyric
Frank Hanly
Indiana
Opera House
Gov. Hoch
Kansas
John W. Hamilton
San Francisco
Peace Talk by Fairbanks at St. Stanislaus Dedication
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks attended the dedication of St. Stanislaus Polish Roman Catholic Parochial School in Chicago, the nation’s largest such school, with 4,500 pupils. He spoke at a banquet, urging defense funds be balanced with building schools and churches, and cautioned against militarism while praising Christian civilization.
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Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
St. Stanislaus Polish Roman Catholic Parochial School
United States
Fairbanks
Baptists Plan Rival to Chinese Temple in Chinatown
New York Baptist ministers announce a campaign to raise seventy thousand dollars to build a Protestant temple in Chinatown as a counter to a planned Chinese Confucian temple. The plan includes kindergarten, Sunday school rooms, a roof garden, and space for Young Men's Christian Association activities with a self supporting, multi story building. Local merchants have pledged funds for the Confucian project, while Baptists await pledges at a conference at 17 Doyers Street led by Dr. MacArthur and other city pastors.
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Washington
New York
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R. S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Mott Street
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Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
MacArthur
Hughes
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Homeopaths to Meet for Alumni Association Centenary
Homeopathic physicians from across the country gather in this city for the Alumni Association of the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital annual meeting and college commencement. The quarter-centennial celebration promises a larger turnout with clinics on Ward's Island, luncheon, ceremonies, and a Waldorf-Astoria evening event. Dr. W. T. Helmuth serves as president and Dr. J. C. Otis of Poughkeepsie as first vice president.
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J. C. Otis
Poughkeepsie
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