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Iowa Citizen

Location

Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1903

Page

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Easter Services Across City Mark Joyous Celebration

Easter Sunday was observed by city churches with lavish music and children’s programs. Dr. George H. Cornell delivered his final Trinity Church address while St Mary’s and St Patrick’s offered grand choral masses, altar lilies, and large congregations. Saint Wenceslaus held sunrise prayers and confirmation with benevolent collections.

First Baptist George H. Cornell Trinity Church Gilchrist Cornéil Ronan Jesus Peter Andohn Mary Emoniaus Jerusalem Stephen Proto-Martyr Presbyterian Church Victor Calvin Risk Miss Barrett James Hodgson Dorothy Reher Cora Johnson Myrtié Anderson Mildred Morrison Calvary Bernice Powell Rev D. W. Wylie Estelle Chase Fred Barytak Leo, Whitmore Anna Wilson Paul Whitmore Christian Endeavor Chorus Miss Graff Miss Mix Clara Varney St. Mary's Church St. Patrick's Church Kyrie Elison Webers Gloria Qui Tollis Anne Lee Credo Webers Katie Mullin Offertory Regina Caeli Lambellotte Sanctus Millard Agnus Dei Maggie Maher Kate Mullin Carrie T. Flannery Carrie Bradley Maggie Hunt Hellen Brainard Hellen Flannery Agnes Flannagan Mary McKinley J. Ryan Mr. Moffitt Base Saint Wenceslaus Church Linkmajer Leonard Frill F. A. Rummelbart F. Burich Alice Novac D. A. Spraker Lillie Ham

Easter Singers Lift Spirits at University Hospitals

Sweet child voices sang of the risen Lord on Easter morning at the University and Homeopathic hospitals. Miss Kyle organized the event with teachers guiding the young singers to the Rest rooms of the King's Daughters and then to the wards, bringing cheer to patients and convalescents.

University Kyle Miss Kyle Kate

Rescinded Resolution On M O Reilly Saloon Permit

City council voted to rescind a prior consent resolution for M O Reilly to run a saloon after W P Coast refused to sign consent for property within fifty feet of the saloon at the former Thomas Metcalf dry goods store. Coast later indicated willingness to sign a 90 day closing consent.

M. O'Reilly W. P. Coast Hin Thomas Metcalf Coast Hanley Lindsley Moon Miller Schindheim Stouffer Weber Nayes Galouchet Yavorsky Fautz O'Reiley

New Trial Granted in Shellady v. C R I P Railway Case

A new trial is granted over alleged errors in jury instructions in the Shellady versus C R I P railway case. The appeal centers on an eleventh instruction about assessing whether the railroad used reasonable care in selecting employees for scaffold work. The miswording potential error involved whether to determine employee competence or the railroad’s belief in their competence. Local collateral details note a fire at Dr S S Lytle’s house near Clinton and Jefferson streets with no major damage.

Shellady C. R. I. & P. Railway Kemley & Ney A. E. Swisher Carroll Wright Clinton and Jefferson Street

Four Elbow Iowa City Residents Die Over Weekend

Grim death toll rises in Iowa City with four senior residents passing in the last 50 hours. John Yager of South Dubuque Street dies after illness. John Stitumatter succumbs to stomach cancer. Anna Shedivec dies at age 70. Frances Kerr Sweney passes away at Brown Street home. Funeral details announced for each.

Grim Reaper Iowa City John Yager Dubuque Street Bright John Stitumatter Anna Shedivec Joseph, Shedirvec Butler Bridge Saint Wenceslaus Church Frances Kerr Sweney Brown Street Natty Oakland Cemetery

Wall collapse at Sumimik Street residence after rainfall

Heavy rain Saturday night undermined a new foundation wall at the T. B. Wales property on Sumimik Street. The front wall stood about three feet high before rain caused it to cave in. workers began tearing the wall down to rebuild.

Foundation For New Wales T. B. Wales Sumimik Street

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G. H. Cornell D.D Trinity Episcopal Church Christ Jesus of Nazareth God St. Mary's Haydn W. P. Hohenschuh Helen Bashnagel A. J. Schulte Church St Patrick’s Church English Lutheran Michael O’reiley Clinton Street C. R. I. & P. Railway Company John Strittmatter Mrs Frances Sweney Coast & Son The American Clothiers
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