Centennial tribute to Archbishops and the New York See
Cardinal Gibbons recounts the lineage of American Catholic leadership from Carroll to Farley, praising Archbishop Hughes and confronting ecclesiastical challenges. He emphasizes unity, education, and service while honoring immigrants who shaped New York Catholicism, ending with Pope Pius X’s centennial message and a cathedral dinner.
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Manifersiio Jean Carroll
Baltimore
New York
John Carroll
Pius VII
United States
Bishop Carroll
Boston
Philadelphia
Bardstown
Luke Coencanen
Order of St. Dominick
Rome
Concanen
Leghorn
Naples
America
Commonwealth
Cardinal McCloskey
Hughes
Corrigan
Cardinal Gibbons
Hardor
Farley
Pope Pius X
John M. Farley
Archdiocese of New York
See
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Pius X
Cathedral College
Monsignor McGean
Cardinal Logue
Monsignor McCready
Monsignor
Falconio
Modernism debated at St Patrick's Cathedral vespers
At St Patrick's Cathedral Monsignor Alconio celebrated as visiting prelates attended. Archbishop Glennon preached defending the Pope's encyclical on modernism as a shield of Christ's divinity against critics who claim truth follows human evolution rather than gospel guidance.
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St. Patrick's Cathedral
Monsignor
Alconio
Glennon
Holy Father
Christ
Kisselburgh Arraigned in Hotel Marie Antoinette Case
Deputy Attorney General William E Kisselburgh faced arraignment in West Side Court over accusations of defrauding the Hotel Marie Antoinette of more than 1.00 and claiming 2500 for legal services. Witness Alfred M Wooley testified about two checks found in Captain Walter E Smiths desk.
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William E. Kisselburgh
Marie Antoinette
West Side
Walter E. Smith
Kisselburgh
Wooley
Glenn M. Congdon
Mr. Kisselburgh
Congdon
Ordway to Hear Bermel Charges in Queens Park Sale Case
Governor Hughes appoints Samuel H. Ordway to hear testimony on charges against Joseph Bermel president of Queens Borough over Kisena Park sale. Berner’s counsel files an answer denying most charges, disputes governor's jurisdiction, and seeks dismissal or cross examination rights.
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Albany
Hughes
Samuel H. Ordway
New York
Joseph Bermel
Borough of
Queens
Kissena Park
Bermer
No Road Building This Year Skene Reports
Albany April 8 State Engineer and Surveyor announced a circular to eight thousand town officers stating that the Legislature has only 1 400 098 available for immediate highway improvements and 2 000 40 to be available in October thus no road proposals can be advertised or contracts awarded this year Mr Skene seeks a conference with Governor Hughes to press for extra appropriations at an extraordinary session for aged roads work.
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Skene
Albany
Ose
Hughes
Taft Addresses Delays and Defects in Law Enforcement
Secretary Taft speaks at Carnegie Hall on delays in criminal and civil procedure, urges restricting appeals without harming rights, cites railway discrimination cases and the influence of wealthy defendants. He criticizes lengthy trials, elaborate codes, and juror challenges while defending the need for constitutional restraints and stronger public pressure to enforce law.
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Carnegie Hall
Civic Forum
Isaac N. Seligman
Seligman
State of
New York
Philippines
Ohio
United States
Istice
Ceinter
Psi Upsilon Greet Taft at New York Club Smoker
Secretary Taft attended a Psi Upsilon Club smoker at Terrace Garden in New York last night. Notables including J C Spooner and Edward Fales Coward joined the event where Taft spoke on fraternity fellowship and benefits, amid cheers and a gallery flash. Gifts were presented to club leaders, including a silver loving cup to President George S. Coleman and a gold watch to Austin M. Poole.
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Psi Upsilon Club
New York
Taft
Terrace Garden
Carnegie Hall
Henry W. Taft
Timothy L. Woodruff
Herbert L. Bridgman
Seaman
Justice McLean
John C. Spooner
Edward Fales Coward
Proctor’s
Spooner
Mr. Taft
Mr. Coward
Psi U
George S. Coleman
Austin M. Poole
George H. Fox
Ira
Police Testimony in Recount Case Over Mayor McClellan
Police officers who guarded ballot boxes testified at the Attorney General suit to remove Mayor McClellan. Clarence J. Shearn said about 100 officers tied to the 14% election would be examined to determine if boxes contain the same ballots as the last mayoralty election. If identical, a recount would open the boxes.
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Jackson
McClellan
Clarence J. Shearn
W. R. Hearst
Peter Helmers
Highbridge
Election Board
Jobin Crongaan
Joh
Republicans Push to End Racing Bets in State Platform
Key Republican leaders Timothy L. Woodruff Senator Raines and Francis Hendricks meet at state committee headquarters over the governors special session to consider racing bills and other measures. They back a firm anti betting stance for the fall platform while noting they oppose the governors reforms. Discussions touch on Agnew Hart bill and potential future proposals, with uncertainty about senator votes and district prospects in Niagara Orleans and Cassidy. Woodruff plans to attend a national delegation meeting. some delegates threaten to walk out if binding rules are proposed.
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Raines
Francis Hendricks
Onondaga
State Committee
Woodruff
Mr. Hendricks
Hearst
Niagara-Orleans
Franchot
Cassidy
Fassett
Foelker
Chicago
Hotel Astor
Parsons
Washington
Mr. Woodruff
Delegates for Hughes Elected at Riverhead Convention
Riverhead Long Island April 28 delegates to the national Republican convention were chosen. John J. Bartlett of Greenport and Smith Cox of Nassau were named as regular delegates with alternates John B. C. Tappen of Oyster Bay and George L. Thompson of Smithtown. The delegation instructed for Governor Hughes and endorsed Roosevelt and Hughes policies.
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Riverhead
Long Island
John J. Bartlett
Greenport
Smith Cox
Nassau
John B. C. Tappen
Oyster Bay
George L. Thompson
Smithtown
Hughes
Roosevelt
Republicans Split in District Conventions Across States
Across Mississippi Alabama Vermont Vermont and other states, Republican district conventions selected delegates to the Chicago convention. Delegates included W J Price T J Wilson C C Hill E E Howard Hiram Gibson W V Chambress Hart Daniels M A Blanchard Z F Walker L A Hawkins R Mace W T Henry and others. Several groups were uninstructed while some endorsed Roosevelt Taft or Hughes. outcomes varied by district and race featured among delegates.
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Miss
W. J. Price
T. J. Wilson
Senator Foraker
J. C C. Hill
E. E. Howard
Montgomery
Als
Lafayette
Roosevelt
Taft
Hiram Gibson
W. V. Chambress
Tuskegee
Arkansas Convention Adopts Prohibition Platform
Hot Springs April 24 delegates to the Republican convention adopted resolutions for statewide liquor prohibition and urged Chicago delegates to Taft while he remains a candidate. They endorsed Roosevelt’s policies, favored strict supervision of corporations, and nominated John T. Worthington of Harrison for Governor. The delegation list includes Powell Clayton Bruce Cox H L Remmell Louis H Moore Captain F W Tucker and others.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Chicago
Taft
Roosevelt
Republica
John T. Worthington
Harrison
Powell Clayton
Bruce Cox
Little Rock
H. L. Remmell
Louis H. Moore
Ozark
F. W. Tucker
C. M. Wade
Hog Springs
John E. Bush
E. C. Morris
Helena
Taft Delegates Sweep Colorado Republican Convention
Pueblo April 28 The Republican State Convention met with no presidential contest and pledged all Colorado votes for Secretary Taft. Delegates at large chosen include Crane ford Hill Denver Hubert Work Pueblo William Lenox Colorado Springs Robert X Breckenridge Montevista Thomas F Wailsz Walhurst and W A Drake Fort Collins A push to indorse Clarence C Hamlin Colorado Springs for United States Senator was blocked by State Chairman Vivian The Roosevelt and state affairs were endorsed by Governor Hendricks as was Senator Guggenheim's record.
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Pueblo
Col
Chicago
Taft
Craneford Hill
Denver
Hubert Work
Puebley
William Lenox
Colorado Springs
Robert X. Breckenridge
Montevista
Thomas F. Wailsz
Walhurst
W. A. Drake
Albany Hearing Questions Value of Proposed Buffalo Troy Road
At a Public Service Commission continuation in Albany on April 23 evidence questioned the profitability of the Buffalo Rochester and Eastern Railroad Company’s double track freight line from Buffalo to Troy. A. M. Holcomb estimated the cost at 113 million dollars, far above the company’s claim of 8 million.
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Albany
Public Service Commission
Buffalo, Rochester & Eastern Railroad Company
Buffalo
Troy
A. M. Holcomb
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
F. B. Freeman
Wi Department of the
New York Co
Boston & Maine
New York Central Stat
George W. Kittridge
New York Central
Lehne Antique Co Exhibit at Fifth Avenue Galleries
The Lehne Antique Company's collection of English and Colonial furniture, plate, pottery, glass, and china will be exhibited at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries this afternoon and tomorrow, Friday, and Saturday afternoons.
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Lehne Antique Company
Fifth Avenue
Will discloses sole beneficiary as bartender Molloy
Peter J. Montague of Brooklyn left no charitable bequests in his will and the earlier 5 percent bequest to Catholic charities was replaced within three weeks of his death. The revised will allocates the entire $75,000 estate to Thomas J. Molloy, Montague's Brooklyn saloon bartender.
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Peter J. Montague
Brooklyn
Thomas J. Molloy Montague
Court Street
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