Governor Hughes Rallies Against Racetrack Gambling
In Albany and Troy meetings Governor Hughes denounces racetrack gambling as a constitutional violation and urges legislators to pass strong anti gambling laws. He criticizes political manipulation, praises public will, and calls for accountable leadership and robust penalties to curb gambling and protect youth.
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Court of Appeals
Grattan
Hughes
R. H. Nelson
Albany
David A. Thompson
Troy
Hughes Meeting Demands Statewide Support for Governor
At Cooper Union last night the audience voted to hold a large meeting before the Legislature’s special session and press Albany to back Governor Hughes recommendations. Professor Charles Zueblin led the remarks on impersonal immorality and urged urging the governor to convene a state movement.
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Albany
Hughes
Charles Sprague Smith
People’s Institute
Smith
Fassett Probes Telegraph Not Insertion In Anti-Gambling Vote
Congressman J Sleat Fassett questioned operator George H Sherrons about why the word not appeared in a telegraph to Senator Cassidy on the anti gambling bill He said he will drop the issue if he learns who prompted the insertion Fassett also discussed Cassidy vote plans Taft Hughes and the national scene in New York last night.
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J. Sleat Fassett
Manhattan
Senator Cassidy
George H. Sherrons
Mr. Fassett
Fassett
Cassidy
Hughes
Taft
Albany
Grady
Niagara
Word Not Dooms Bettors, He Says At Calvary Baptist Church
Reverend Dr. R Macarthur denounces gambling influence in telegraph votes on Governor Hughes anti race track bills. He recounts Fassett Cassidy telegram incident with the word not inserted, calls for reform and says public indignation grows as Alabama’s race track issue dominates state politics.
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Fassett
Hughes
R. Macarthur
Calvary Laptist Church
Washington
Hillis
Anca
Brooklyn Mass Meeting Backs Governor Hughes Over Gambling Bill
Thousands gather at Clermont Avenue Rink in Brooklyn to demand passage of the Agnew Hart anti gambling bill at a special session. Speakers praise Hughes, condemn political machines, and call for broader reforms and unity across religious and political lines.
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Clermont Avenue
Brooklyn
State Senate
Agnew-Hart
S. Parkes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
William McCarroll
Public Service Commissioners
Manufacturers’ Association
Catholic Leaders Rally For Freedom Faith And Nation
Cardinal Logue and Cardinal Gibbons lead Catholic leaders in New York as Mass and processions honor Catholic schooling, patriotism, and Church roles within American life. The parade and events include police guard, dignitaries, and speeches by archbishops across several cities.
Old St Patrick’s and St Peter’s Crown Catholic Observances
Catholics from across the city attended services at historic parishes Old St Patrick’s in Mott Street and St Peter’s in Barclay Street. Monsignor Kearney and Monsignor McGean led Mass while McGean noted the hundredth year milestone for the Diocese of New York.
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Madison Avenue
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Hayes
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McKenna
McGean
Mooney
Edwards
Cardinal Gibbons
Bruchest
Montreal
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Falconio
Countess Leary
Fifth Avenue
St. Francis Xavier's
16Th Street
Immaculate Conception
East 14Th Street
Holy Name
St Peter's
Barclay Street
St. Patrick's
Mott Street
Old St. Peter's
Old St. Patrick's
Kearney
Monsignor McGean
Diocese of
New York
Cradle of Catholicism in New York Marks Cathedral’s Long History
The spot hosts the first sacred altar and a lineage from 1785 when Don Jardequi laid a cornerstone. Catholics moved from Old St Patrick’s to build a new cathedral on Fifth Avenue and 50th Street, and the 1926 church now stands as the cradle of Catholicism in the Archdiocese of New York.
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Father Coleman
New York
St Patrick's Cathedral
Mott and Prince Streets
Fifth Avenue
509Th Street
St. Peter's
Archdiocese of
Catholics Leaving Church Reported In New York Sermons
In Christs Mission New York Rev James A O Connor founder says centenary of the Roman Catholic Church notable. He cites Bishop McFaul remark that many Catholics left the church and suggests half the US would be Catholic if all had remained faithful. He notes over a hundred priests became Protestants. Dr R S MacArthur of Calvary Baptist adds Catholics are leaving in large numbers and cites many former Catholics joining Protestant churches. He mentions twelve new members at a recent communion and a former Passionist Order member among Easter class.
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West 457Th Street
James A. O'Connor
O'Connor
McFaul
Trenton
N. J
United States
Mr. O'Connor
New York
R. S. MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
O’connor
West Hoboken
Priest Opposes Racetrack Bills At Loughlin Oval Play
The Rev. Edward J. McGoldrick of St. Cecilia's denounces the Agnew Hart bills banning racing gambling. He spoke to about 1500 parishioners gathered for a Loughlin Oval baseball game between the Loughlin Lyrum and the Stanhattans, arguing legislation cannot legislate morals and would worsen unemployment.
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St. Cecilia’s
Loughlin Oval
Loughlin Lyr@um
Stanhattans
Father McGoldrick
New York
Baptism by Immersion in Passaic River Draws Thousands
In Paterson at West Side Park a crowd of thousands watched Rev. Adolph Rosa baptize five individuals by immersion in the Passaic River. The converts Miss May Wood Miss Louise Harver Mrs Jane Harvey and Mr and Mrs B Hennion joined the Methodist Apostolic Church amid a flotilla of pleasure craft. Immersions were conducted one by one as participants waded through shallow banks to reach deep water.
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Methodist Apostolic Church
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Louise Harver
Jane Harvey
B. Hennion
Rosa
Patrolman Sullivan Fights Brother Officer in Brooklyn
Patrolman William F. Sullivan of Adams Street station was arrested after striking Patrolman John J. Evers in Flatbush Avenue near Pike Street. Evers subdued Sullivan as they headed to the Grand Avenue station. Police Surgeon Terry said Sullivan was drunk. arraignment set for today at Flatbush Avenue court.
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Pika Street
Terry
Flatbush Avenue Court
Delay in Havana sewering work approved previously
Havana officials say sewering plans require extensive overhauls since 1901 and that work will likely not start for about five months despite the city Council backing Governor Magoon’s payment proposal.
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