Simpson Commencement Address by Rev Dorchester
Indianola special report on Simpson College thirty-fifth commencement week ending with 9:30 am graduation of class of 02 Rev Daniel Dorchester of St Louis delivering the address The week featured the Zetalothean exhibition battalion drill ladies battalion open sessions scholarships lectures by Dr A E Winship and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev Guy Benton US president Wickersham beloved by students and a mock court class day activities including an oratory prize won by A B Jeffries.
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D. D
St. Louis
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A. E. Winship
Boston
Wickersham
Field
RK. F. Hurlburt
Burlington
A. B. Jeffries
Bismarck Or Glantstone
Board of Trustees
School of Business
A. E B. Winship
College Bana
Ocval Slort
Conservatory of Music
Mudh Worth
William Buxton
Class of 1902 graduates earn liberal arts and science degrees
Iowa City Wednesday list of diplomas and certificates shows the class of 1902 from the State University of Iowa across colleges including Liberal Arts, Law, Medicine, Dentistry, and Engineering. Names cover graduates from Des Moines to Burlington and Iowa City, with many earning Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees along with professional certificates and advanced degrees.
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Iowa City
State University of
Florence Mabel Davis
Sioux City
Leona Mele Dayton
Waukon
Ernest D. Bole
Bartville
Chester John Eller
Pekin
Frederic Grant Emry
Brighton
James Howard Espeset
Estherville
Reubet
Marion Estes
Iowa State Normal
Thurman
D. Fae Ford
Manchester
Henry Shugart Funson
Nevada
Ellen Ge
Sarah Ruth Quigley
Alfred G. Remley
Anamess
Henry John Rhynsburger
Pella
Florence Seerley
Burlington
Reuben Andrew Silvius
Hampton
Lolle Alvine Stein
Leslie Storey
Towa City
Clara Stuart
West Branch
Fanny Annette Sunier
Grace Eilen
Elizabeth Switzer
Emma Victoria Truman
Sloan
Carolyn M. Tulless
Frederick Henry Weber
Mount Pleasent
Ralph Clinton Williamson
Faith Gertrude Willis
Mary Alwilda Wilson
Shenandoah
Henrietta Frances Allen
Allenwood
Ray Wallace Allen
Waterloo
Charles Henry Anthony
Frederick William , Batley
William Milton Barr
Britt
Walter Martinus Boehm
Fort Dodge
Ralph Leonidas Byrnes
Edward Robert Collins
AR. S
Southern Town Normal
Bloomfield
Charles Seldon Cory
Town State Normal
Fredericksburg
Walter Lynn du Bois
Rockwell City
Frank Vaughan Eberhart
Newton
Albert Francis Ewers
Athia
Herbert Snowden Fairan
Farmington
Richard Dana Marsh
Marshalltown
Selma A. Daumot
Jefferson
Marince Seerley
Alta A. Robinson
Fletcher Briggs
Helen
Hedy
Marengo
Charlotte Marie Lorenz
Edna
Mr Mingus
Lowe City
Iown City
Charlotta Alvine Stein
Mount Pleasant
George Chester Wise
Wilton Junctson
Frances Perl Bemis
Hugh Straight Butfum
Leray
Slous City
Lucia Caroline Otto
College OF Law
Eugene Gustave Johnson
Luther College
Decorah
Perry Spencer Joanson
George Herman Murray
Massena
Elmer Victor Orvis
Oskaloosa
Lenton Warren Owen
Spirit Lake
Charles George Petrovitsky
Cedar Rapids
Charles Emil Schultz
Guttenburg
John Ogilvie Ste~ Renson, Jr
Lloyd Leonard Thurston
Osceola
College OF Medicine
Louis Henninger
Council Banks
College OF Dentistry
Robert Timmett Byers
Libertyville
Harry Delmar Cook
Red Oak
George Cress
Riverside
Caroline Detwiler
Audubon
Cleo ‘Stanley Harrid
la Motte
Jane Sir Herbert
Adair
Joseph Arthur Jildebrand
Anna Hopkins
Bloomington
Minn
Frank Leroy Housholder
Winthrop
William Joseph Jeffers
Archie D. Johnsay
Carew
William Edward Kain
Algon
le Roy Ward Lewis
LeMars
Arthur Marling Lingo
Emery Colling Lynn
Town
Cliy
Cora Rebecca Miner
Robert C Morris
Sutherland
Henry Christan Mueller
Adelbert Otto von Owen, Jr
Mile
Yamea Tudor Porter
Washington
Edward Hager Reedy
Beatrice
Neb
Jay Arthur Rath
Sairfield
Hugh Rupp
Roy Eugene Sherer
Glidden
Berton Alonzo Small
Reinbeck
William Everett Spence
Milton
Edgar Clifton Summer
Town City
Wilfie Abraham Suthers
Maquoketa
Guy Eugene Thode
Stuart
Roseon Henry
List of graduates and degrees from a university
A roster of names with degrees and hometowns includes Samuel Joe Brown of Los Angeles and other graduates such as Henry Albert of Relubeck, Herman Buartant of Davenport, Shimek of Iowa City, and Shimek’s peers from Iowa towns, reflecting a diverse class with B S and B S N degrees and origins in Iowa and Japan.
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Samuel Joe Brown
L.A
Leray
Victoria
Hrusk
Ee Caimar
Kiyoshi Kawakam
University of Taklo
Toklo
Japan
Greechester Wiss
Wilton Juariton
Henry Albert
B. S
Relubeck
William Edmund Beck
Sioux City
Ray Reihert Dean
Mldridge
Duargen Herman ‘Buartant
Davenport
Babumil Shimek
C. E
Iowa City
Frank Albert Stromsten
Oforydon
le Roy Dousherty Wein
Clinton
Ees Martel Werts
Russell
West Point Ends Centennial with Diplomas Granted
West Point capped its centennial with diploma ceremonies on the parade ground Cavalry Point. President Roosevelt presented diplomas as Gen Horace Porter Gen Miles and Sec Root attended. Gen Dick defended wars as necessary to gain and govern the Philippines and Cuba’s status as a sister republic.
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Des Planches
Corbin
Young
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McCook
Brooke
Conaty
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Ohio
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Board of Visitors
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Gen
Graduates at Ames Conferred Degrees Wednesday
Ames June 12 Special At the Iowa State college commencement the degree of M Sc A was conferred upon Arthur T Erwin and M Sc upon Miss Alice Ward Hess Ira A Williams. Bachelor degrees awarded across divisions including Agriculture Veterinary Mechanical Engineering Mining Electrical Science General and Domestic Science with numerous graduates listed from Ames Des Moines Boone and neighboring towns.
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Iowa State College
Arthur T. Erwin
Alice Ward Hess
Ira A. Williams
Division of Agriculture
Tesse D. Bell
Bellwood
Neb
Franklin Brown
Boone
J. H. Frandson
Story City
S. M. Hanger
Eola
A. P. Jenkins
Washta
E. C. Higgins
T. E. Nichols
Atlantic
George L. Carter
Rock Valley
Clarence “Ray McKinney
Des Moines
Mae Miller
Tethesda
Morrison
W. W. Otto
Costana
Clyde A Slifer
Grundy Center
W. Stevens
St. Louis
J. 3. Coye
Carson
Florence Barber
New Hampton
Josephine Parclay
West Liberty
Grace Campnell
Newton
S. Rantscheier
Pueblo
Colo
Margaret Stanton
Rochambeau Statue Unveiling in Washington Acknowledged on La Lorraine
The Rochambeau statue unveiling in Washington drew a warm welcome from the French party aboard the steamship La Lorraine. The Count praised the magnificent reception given to himself and the Countess and expressed hope to repay the generosity in the future.
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Weaver Drem Himself Over Dog Pound Pay Dispute
William Weaver the official dog catcher fumes after council approves only 100 per month for him and assistant, while he rails at pay, risks and abuse. He recounts nightly dog-catching raids, a crowded pound near Ninth street, and the growing dog tax payments as evidence of his strenuous service.
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Catleher
South Ninth Street
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Peril Seen in Morgan's Transatlantic Move in Paris
Paris reports warn that Morgan's syndicate may threaten French interests through a potential American shipping combine. Vice President Muene asserts France could rely on the United States for naval support if war arises and urges government intervention to avert economic and military danger. Debate opens in the chamber on ministry policies including church-state separation and rail buybacks.
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Lorraine
Back Pain Guide Promotes Kidney Cure Remedy
An illustrated ad urges readers to diagnose kidney disease by urine characteristics and promotes Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney, bladder, and related ailments. It cites a Syracuse testimonial and notes sample bottles and mail offers, with contact at Rondout, New York.
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G. FL Sammear
Tioga Street
Syracuse
N. Y
Gaga
David Keneedy
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