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Newspaper
Iowa Citizen
Location
Iowa City, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1903
Page
9
The old science building moving from the central campus to Capitol and Jefferson streets is delayed by ground becoming too soft. Heavy rain slows progress by one to two days, and a Friday downpour forced a partial halt on its rollers.
Danger returns from Glenwood Springs and Denver after a three week health visit. His grandsons Mason and Paul, and Miss Sue Banes, who were visiting the Denver home, left Saturday afternoon for Denver. Banes will attend Epworth League convention.
Judge Byington refused a temporary injunction against Iowa City and The Barber Asphalt Paying Company. John A petty owner on Iowa Avenue had sued to halt paving work, but the court held no immediate relief as arguments and timetable unfolded.
The fragment echoes a declaration style asserting equal rights for all and a fight for freedom. It references a Declaration and a public pledge to secure free and fair rights for everyone, though many words are garbled and details unclear.
Rev J A Jenkins will address attendees at the joint Welch and Unity churches event in Walter Hughes grove. Jenkins spoke yesterday at Courtge National church in the city.
John Fowle died suddenly last Saturday afternoon at his home 731 Iowa Avenue after a period of gradual decline. Born in Kent England on September 29 1630 he was an old soldier with a noted army career. He married three times. surviving children are Mrs Anthony Gallaugher of River Junction from his first marriage and Leo G Fowler of St Louis. Funeral at 4 pm at the family residence conducted by Rev Nathaniel Pys of the Methodist Episcopal church.
W. A. Pye arrives from Dawrie Iowa to take work in the summer school. Miss Rosa Wilson leaves college duties and returns home to Atkinson Nebraska. Lovell Swisher Jr visits Chicago this week to see friends.
Jobn Parish, fellow in the university graduate college, has won the fifty dollar prize offered by the Colonial Domes of the state for the best article on early Iowa history. His subject was the or tbe ry of Alexander M. McGregor.
Junior and Mrs Wipe Moler join Jas Gill and Mrs Robert Gill of Iowa City along with John Chas Anthony Cecilia and Mr and Mrs Brank Berarek and Mr and Mrs Chas Gill of Morse for a few days of fishing on the Cedar River northeast of Morse.
Telegram notified Mr and Mrs George R Miller of their son Clark a seventeen year old who worked with his father in a Minneapolis lumber concern since last Christmas He left to reach the injured son and word came that he died The funeral party would travel from West Liberty today Mildred Schultz returned home after a brief visit at the Whetstone home.
In July Stockholm observers report the rickstag endorsing royal funds at the crown's disposal with impact on Norway. The decision fuels speculation that Norway may pursue secession or challenge the current arrangement, marking a pivotal shift in regional power dynamics.
Port authorities at Kustenji Row ordered to call up 750 mutineers and board the Russian battleship Knox Potembis to land and inform them they will be treated as foreigners while in Roumania. If they refuse or threaten, Roumanian warships are to use force.
Edward White came back from Bart lett N D Saturday evening after being with his ailing daughter Mrs Mooney who was feared near death. A sudden improvement Saturday gave hope she would recover. Prof Brydan and family have gone to Pennsylvania to visit.
Fragmented briefs mention William H. Schneider of Chicago and Adina Murphy visiting Ames and Minnesota. Other items note Mrs. Baldins and Miss Baldin visiting, John Tantlinger en route to Denver, and a correction on a court cost estimate totaling 510.63 dollars.
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