Commencement Held With Baccalaureate Sermon
The commencement events began in an auspicious manner yesterday afternoon with the baccalaureate sermon delivered to honor graduates and mark the academic ceremony.
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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1903
Page
1
Graduating Class Amid Echoes Of Alma Mater Loyalty
The University of Iowa closing exercises began with Rev Dan F Bradley preaching on The Making of a Man in the opera house. President MacLean urged loyalty to alma mater and country, while the audience, crowded lines into the street, heard about duty, work, and self in a democratic university setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Iowa
Dav F. Bradley
Iowa College
Opera House
C. H. Wheeler
Dedly Buck
DeWitt Clinton
Maclean
Dan F. Bradley
Town College
Bradley
God
Christ
America
C. B. Leach
Lambs Visit City During Commencement
Mr and Mrs W L Lamb of Fairmont Minnesota are visiting in the city at Miss Louise Reise s home Their mother Mrs Lamb is the daughter of former city resident John Nauerth Lamb who graduated from the state university law department twenty five years ago calls the university grown beyond recognition and notes local progress They will stay through commencement and expect to reconnect with old friends
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schaffer
Union
FIRST MILES Out of the City Will be Started This Week
Chief Engineer Joseph Wardel of Cedar Rapid announced that construction will begin on the first four miles this week. Cash Brothers hold the contract for the Cr I C and S RR project, with all sections in progress within two weeks. The grading effort signals Cedar Rapid’s electric road nearing completion and Town City eyes rapid urban growth within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Brothers
Joseph Wardel
Cedar Rapid
Cedar Rapids
Flag’s Birth Anniversary Observed by W R C Members
Patriotic women display Old Glory at homes to mark the flag’s 120th anniversary. Members of the national organization of the W R C are following instructions to observe the day as the flag’s anniversary. Long may it wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Organization of the W. R. C
Attending Commencement Amid Burlington Visitor Family
Ex Mayor Charles Lewis entertains relatives Mr and Mrs A S Burrows Mr and Mrs S P Gilbert Mr and Mrs Luke Palmer all Burlington residents and state university graduates. They arrived today as Mrs Lewis remains under Burlington surgeons care for injuries from a prior accident with a broken arm and painful sprain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lewis
A. S. Burrows
5. P. Gilbert
Luke Palmer
Burlington
The
State University
City
Carpenters Elect Officers At Tuesday Meeting
Carpenters are urged to attend a Tuesday evening gathering at the regular place for the regular election of officers and important business. By order of the president.
Roads crumble near North Liberty to Coralville in Iowa City area
Residents complain of hazardous rural roads around Iowa City. The North Liberty to Coralville route, about three miles north of the city, is described as impassable in places with mire holes and a bridge marked impassable. Several city visitors were forced to turn back due to the dangerous travel conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Liberty Road
Coralille
Lively Wagon Spill Delivers Beer Crash on Dubuque Street
The Iowa Brewing Company wagon driven by William Ruppert overturned on Dubuque Street in front of the Y.M.C.A. building after a neck yoke broke. The wagon tipped, spilling most of the beer. two cases were broken, driver uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Iowa Brewing Company
Dubuque Street
Wiliam Ruppert
Y. OM. OG AL
Dean Charles Noble Gregory to tour Europe and address law meeting
Dean Charles Noble Gregory will depart Iowa City June 22 for New York then sail to Naples. He plans a July summer journey with friends and will attend the October London meeting of the International Law Society. He will visit prominent European sites and deliver an address on Jurisdiction Over Ships in Territorial Waters before returning home. The lecture marks a notable honor for Gregory and the university law department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Charles Noble Gregory
Iowa City
New York
Naples
International Law Society
London
Mr Gregory
Europe
Dean Gregory
International Law Association
Gregory
University Law Department
Silver Jubilee of Reverend Father Davis Celebrated
The Silver Anniversary of Reverend Father Davis of the Davenport diocese will be celebrated at the see cathedral tomorrow morning. Father Ward will attend as deacon with a full ceremonial of high mass, assisted by named officers and clergy. The jubilee sermon will be delivered by Very Rev. M. Flivon of Des Moines, followed by a bishop’s dinner and toasts at the rectory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Davis
Davenport
See
Father Ward
Wil
Wa. m
James Davis
V. G
D. J. Flannery
Thomas O'Reilly
Francis Ward
Grieser
Hi. J Hogan
M. Flivon
Des Moines
Body of Phillip Walker found in river after blasting incident
The body of Phillip Walker, 19, a city high school student, was found near the waterworks at 4 15 by Charles Hayek. He had been disturbed by dynamite blasting the day before. Funeral service was held at Schneiner Brothers parlors with classmates as pallbearers. interment in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Curtis of Lee Mass endorses Chamberlains Stomach and Laver Tablets for indigestion in an adjacent note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Walker
Charles Hayek
City
Schneiner Brothers
Oakland
Sarah, W. Curtis
Lee, Mass
Chamberlain
Captain Benj Owen Injured by Wood Chop Incident
Last Saturday a wood hawker threw wood into Capt. Benj Owen s wood house. A stick struck his hand severing it and lacerating it. He was removing wood when another stick from outside hit the back of his hand. He is suffering greatly from the injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Benj. Owen
Capt. Owen
Man Returns From Year’s Work at Columbia University
Charles Bailey completed a year in the manual training department at Columbia University and received a special diploma along with a B.S. degree. A local notice seeks good clean rags at the courthouse, paying two cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bailey
Columbia University
Mnnual
Tthat School
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