Papal Reform Era Prompts American Cardinal Rumors
The Sapienti Geneilico apostolic constitution reshapes the Roman Curia, elevating the Consistorial Congregation and Sacred Roman Rota. American prelates like Cardinal Gibbons may join these bodies in Rome, with possible roles for Boston and New York archbishops.
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Cardinal Gibbons
New York
Rome
Italy
the Tribune
Baltimore
Holy See
Pius X
Curia
Boston
Farley
Connell
Supreme Court of Appeal
Apostolic Segnatura
Reta
Supreme Tribunal Restored and Rota Reasserted in Papal Decree
The Sacred Roman Rota is to handle all contentious cases as prior burdens on sacred congregations rise. The Supreme Tribunal of the Apostolic Jurn is restored, while Papal Segnatura of Grace and Justice is suppressed. Sentences require pontifical approval unless special faculties apply.
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Notimee de Propeganda Fide
Italy
Office Public Affairs
Secretariate of State
Congregation de Propaganda Fide
Council
Supreme Tribunal
Sixtus V
Innocent XII
Pius VI
Supreme Tribunal of the
Apostolic Jurn
Papal Segnatura of Grace and Justice
Apostolic Segnatura
Wave of Innocence Reported as City Feels Safer
Deputy Police Commissioner Woods said the city faces a wave of innocence with crimes against women and children not reported. Burglaries, murders, and petty thefts have fallen, while officials lament ennui in the Police Department amid calls from Hebrew shopkeepers over anti-noise crackdowns.
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Woods
Bingham
Jacob Magidoff
Jewish Morning Journal
19Th Street
Board of Aldermen
Swift trial for Herron opens in Metuchen murder case
Archibald Herron went on trial for the July 15 shooting of Rev. B. D. Prickitt in Metuchen. Prosecutors plan to rest Friday as defense claims Herron is a hopeless maniac driven by alleged injustices. Witnesses described raving fits and heat exhaustion, while a doctor said Herron appeared rational except for the act. Mrs. Herron fainted in court and did not witness the afternoon session.
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the Tribune
New Brunswick
N. J
Archibald Herron
B. D. Prickitt
Metuchen
Herron
C. T. Cowenhofen
Edwin Smith
Staten Island
William E. Ramsay
Parth Amboy
Herr
Independent Leather Interests Seek Duty Free Hides
Independent dealers in hides and leather challenged the 15 percent duty on American cattle hides shipped abroad for beef. The case before the Board of United States General Appraisers argues that such hides should return to the United States duty free under Paragraph 4% of the Dingley tariff. The action, led by E. Moore Company and others, claims the Beef Trust and leather interests profited from the duty while farmers gained little.
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Reef Trust
Board of
United States General
England
E. ©. Moore
Hans Rees
FE. Buschoff
Franken Brothers
United States
Birkenhead
Deptford
Beef Trust
Ex District Attorney Merrill Arrested After Court Row
Former Queens County district attorney John B. Merrill was arrested by Detective Frank Ticcardo following a dispute in the Long Island police court during the arraignment of Rafaelo Silviscano. Merrill faced charges of disorderly conduct and breach of the peace.
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Frank Ticcardo
Long Island
John B. Merrill
Queens County
Rafaelo Silviscano
Merrill
Ticcarde
Ticcardo
Farrell
4Th Street
Leutenant
Fitch
Raoul von Helden Convicted and Sentenced in White Plains
Raoul von Helden also known as Johan Hein riches and Count von Helden was convicted of bigamy and sentenced yesterday by County Judge Platt in White Plains to a state prison term of three years three months to four years nine months.
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Raoul von Helden
Johan Heinriches
Count” von Helden
Platt
White Plains
Italian prisoner threatens judge in courtroom Mafia legacy
Cosmio Riccobono, after pleading guilty to attempted robbery in the second degree, told Judge Rosalsky the Mafia would “settle you for this” as he was led away. The judge, undeterred, handed the Nine to ten year term and warned the community to keep him in prison for safety.
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Rosalsky
Black Hand
Cosmio Riccobono
Samuel Edelman
Jefferson Bank
1St Street
First Avenue
Edelman
Eva Javnonitzka
Riccobono
Rosaisky
Mina
Sing Sing
Mafia
Resalsky
Gould plot case widens as witnesses corroborate claim
New testimony strengthens Miss Mabel MacCausian’s account of a scheme to manufacture evidence in Frank Jay Gould’s divorce suit. Blanche Hale, a hairdresser, prepared a sworn statement. Mrs. Ben Teal is alleged to have proposed the plot. Mme Eleanor Falk, a dressmaker, also contributed a statement and reportedly received a larger offer.
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Mabel MacCausian
Frank Jay Gould
Blanche Hale
Lincoln
Hart
Corrigan
Ben Teal
Miss MacCauslan
Mme
Eleanor Falk
West 54Th Street
Zotti Hearing Dragged by Witness Confusion and Delays
The larceny case against Frank Zotti, Croatian banker, unfolds slowly as witnesses and interpreters clash over testimony. Magistrate Corrigan, with Assistant DA Appleton and counsel, focuses on a single complaint from Antono and Marc Liuzina about $20 sent to Vienna. Proceeding adjourned to tomorrow at 1.
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Frank Zotti
Corrigan
Zotti
Whitman
Appleton
Antono
Marc Liuzina
Desbrosses Street
Post Savings Bank
Vienna
Marc Lauzina
Mare
Greenwich Street
Frank Tenaskovics
Vincent H. Ajello
Tenaskevics
John Delick
Farmer With Auto In Trouble In City Streets
Riverhead farmer Eugene Warner age middle Aged faced arrest after leaving his new red touring car on the wrong side of a New York street. A restaurant stop led to a loud police confrontation and a brief night court discharge for Warner and attorney Wilhelm Daigntault for breach of peace.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Eugene Warner
Warner
Connecticut
28Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Eugene C. Sullivan
Sullivan
Wilhelm Daigntault
East 80Th Street
West 3Th Street
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Fire at Atlantic Color Works in Williamsburg
A fire broke out on the first floor of a two story building at 18 North Lith Street Williamsburg. James O'Brien 24 of 124 Bedford Avenue suffered severe burns to chest arms and hands and inhaled paint fumes. Upper floor workers fled down flames using fire escapes.
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Atlantic Color Works
North Lith Street
Williamsburg
James O’brien
Bedford Avenue
Jesse Lewisohn’s Brother Held in Speeding Case
Walter Lewisohn banker and brother of Jesse Lewisohn was held in $1 bail for trial by Magistrate Barlow in the Jefferson Market Court on a speeding charge.
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Walter Lewisohn
Jesse Lewisohn
Sherry’s
Barlow
Jefferson Market Court
Grand Jury to Rule on Racing Case At Brighton Beach
Indictments against bookmakers and a comprehensive presentment on local racing are expected today as the Kings County Grand Jury reconvenes. Sigmund Rosenthal’s Brighton Beach arrest drew near-riot conditions, with stewards denying him grounds admission and signaling possible action by the Jockey Club.
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Kings County Grand Jury
Sigmund Rosenthal
Brighton Beach
Hitler
Dike
Agnew-Hart
Empire City Racing Association
Grand Jury
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Rosenthal
Jockey Club
Rosanthal
Clarence Kelly
West 24 Street
Charles F. Greenwood
16Th Street
Brooklyn
Oscar Surger
Frank Hurwitz
Cropsey Avenue
Fath Beach
Hurwitz
Abraham Zabinsky
Montrose Avenue
Comedienne
Police to Be Punished and Investigated In Hamburg Case
New faces may replace Hamburg Avenue police after David Shellard was arrested in connection with Barbara Reig's death. Commissioner Bingham announced a reorganization, with possible transfers and a captain's resignation. An inquest is set for tomorrow to determine if Reig was murdered or died by self harm.
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Hamburg Avenue
David Shellard
Barbara Reig
Bingham
Procict
Wormwell
Shellard
Hussey
Captain Wormwell
Lieutenant Bunce
Miss Reig
Charles Wuhest
Wuest
Trees for Fire Island Park Progress Encouraged
Charles R. Lamb of the Tree Planting Association of New York City writes to John H. Vail, Fire Island Park Commission president, praising the appointment and urging early tree and shrub planting to shade the sea side playground. The association offers free advice to aid the project’s timely completion.
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Charles R. Lamb
Tree Planting Association of
New York City
John H. Vail
Fire Island Park Commission
Local court actions report on multiple suspects and a coroner’s ruling
William Candlish of Glen Ridge N J was held for trial on grand larceny. Albert Peck a Detroit speed officer was held on $100 bail for speeding. Antonio Piazza of Brooklyn charged in kidnapping Vincenzo Palermo. Five members of the Humpty Jackson gang held on assault charges. Coroner Lehane ruled the unidentified drowning victim died by self harm. Echi Maka Mura the Japanese cook who killed Hazel Kirke and wounded himself died without statement.
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William C. Candlish
Glea Ridge Avenue
Glen Ridge
N. J
Foster
Court of General Sessions
Albert Peck
Detroit
West Side
Breen
Antonio Piazza
Goerck Street
Vincenzo Palermo
Flushing Avenue
Brooklyn
Humpty” Jackson
Lehane
Fast River
Echi Maka Mura
Hazel Kirke
Harlem
CUP FOR SQUADRON A MEADOW BROOK FINAL POLO
Squadron A defeated the Meadow Brook Freebooters 6 to 1 in the Rumson cup final at Meadow Brook. Neilson of Squadron A was badly hurt after a collision with Belmont of Meadow Brook during the match played across three periods.
Faiva Stand At Cricket Between Philadelphia and Northamptonshire
In Northampton on July 27 the Gentlemen of Philadelphia batted first and were all out for 168 as F S White made 41 and F H Bohlen 38. C C Morris and W H Sagan added 20 and 23, but Northamptonshire reached 12 for six at lunch and trailed the Quakers. The match will resume tomorrow.
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Northampton
Philadelphia
Northamptonshire
F. S. White
F. H. Bohlen
White
Bohlen
C. C Morris
W. H. Sagan
Hordern
Travers loses focus as golf and business clash
National amateur champion Jerome P Travers is pressed by business to earn money and may skip defending his title at Garden City. News notes include Gillett’s 17 on the 1st hole at Nassau, Willie Anderson’s Open prospects, Travers’ course-record reductions at Montclair, and results from amateur finals and Skokie events with players such as Bryce Evans Jr and Myra Helmer highlighted.
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Jerome P. Travers
Garden City
Montclair Golf Club
Jerome D. Travers
Travers
Montclair
Allan N. Kennaday
Willie Anderson
Myra Helmer
Midlothian
Ocomen
Skokie
Helmer
W. F. Anderson
Hinsdale
Central Park Lawn Tennis Opens Narrowly as Entries Top
The Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association begins its championship singles at Central Park with 128 entries. Notable players include John van Steinberg John McKenna Frank Fite and B N Pike amid many defaults. The executive committee moves to incorporate the association under state law to promote public courts to European standards.
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Tar Taanis
Public Parks Lawn Tennis Association
United States
John van HH. Steinberg
John McKenna
Frank Fite
N. Pike
Tuxgiend
Europe
Yankee Athletes Win in Germany at Berlin Tests
In Berlin yesterday at the international athletic contests J D Lightgoo dy of the University of Chicago and W W May of the University of Illinois competed with strong showings. Lightgoo dy defeated Pettersson of Sweden in the 1500 metre and won the 10 metre handicap with thirty seven competitors. May won the 10 metre handicap easily.
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Berlinaly
J. D. Lightgoody
University of Chicago
W. W. May
University of Illinois
Lighttory
Pettersson
Sweden
May
Looming ruling on vague creditor motions in New York Railway case
Judge Lacombe ruled that creditor motions were too vague and denied them while allowing intervention by Pennsylvania Steel and contracting companies to challenge leases. He noted separate receiverships could separate income and expenses, and directed detailed accounting to determine profitability and tax effects.
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Fort Committee
New York City Railway Company
Pennsylvenie Steel Company
Degnon Cog.trecting Company
Morton and Guaranty Trust Companies
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
New York City Railway
Ig Cmt
Fert
Pennsylvania Steel
Con Tracting
New York Railway Company
Merton and
Guaranty Trust
Metropolitan Street Company
Beft
Lexington Subway Costs and Design Changes Debated
Commissioners Foote Block and Wright heard testimony on Lexington avenue subway changes. Henry B. Seaman testified the reinforced concrete pillars and wall between uptown and downtown sections reduce costs and aid ventilation, with cars larger to standard gauge. The hearing adjourned to resume tomorrow with a ruling expected.
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Foote
Block
Wright
Supreme Court
Lexington Avenue
Yesterniay
Public Service Commission
Henry B. Seaman
Seaman
Acker
Twenty-third Ward
Public Service Commission Prepares System of Rates
Albany July 2 The Public Service Commission 24 District has prepared a system of counts for street and electric railways to be reviewed by company representatives for modification. A public hearing is set for Tuesday August 4 to examine the plan aligned with Interstate Commerce Commission discussions. The commission seeks data on parcel rooms including conduct rules operation schedules and charges after complaints of high fees and poor service at steam railroad stations.
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Albany
Public Service Commision
Interstate Commerce Commission
Officers of Stress
Interurban Electric Railway Corporation
Flood Breaches San Joaquin Levee In California Loss Mounts
In Antioch California on July 27 a major levee along the San Joaquin River broke endangering Jersey Island a 40 acre area. About 300 acres of celery were submerged with property losses estimated at five million dollars.
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Antioch
Cal
San Joaquin
Jersey Island
American pistolist Dietz praises English hosts after Olympics
J. A. Dietz of Brooklyn, member of the American pistol team, arrived on the Minneapolis. He declined to critique American treatment abroad, calling reports gossip, and applauded English and Belgian marksmen as excellent. He noted cordial and fair treatment by English competitors.
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J. A. Dietz
Brooklyn
Minneapolis
Cars Still Tied for Trophy in A A A Tour
Cambridge Springs Penn July 17 The five cars that tied with perfect scores in the American Automobile Association tour for the Hower trophy arrived in Cambridge Springs from Saratoga at 1:82 o clock this afternoon still with perfect scores They will leave tomorrow morning at speeds for Pittsboro The run today was the third leg since the cars left Saratoga in an effort to Dream to tie and it begins to look as if they would keep indefinitely.
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Cambridge Springs
Penn
Pittsboro
Saratoga
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