886:, elected in 1912 to a single term as a Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Iowa's 3rd congressional district; gave up his House seat in an unsuccessful bid for election to the U.S. Senate in 1914; then served as an aviation officer in World War I and died in a plane crash in 1921
870:, politician and lawyer in Oregon and Iowa; served as a United States Attorney in Iowa when it was part of the Michigan and Wisconsin territories; represented the Iowa Territory in the United States House of Representatives (1838–40); later immigrated to the Oregon Country, where he served in the
1453:, 1945 consensus All American in basketball, University of Illinois; played five years in the NBA for Tri-City Blackhawks, Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons and Milwaukee Hawks; Dubuque Senior and Dubuque Hempstead basketball coach, 1960–1973
928:, who was then a Congressman, when he suffered a fatal stroke in the Hall of the House of Representatives; inspector of marine hospitals; during the Civil War served as surgeon in the Third Regiment, Iowa Volunteer Infantry
1192:, noted political figure in the Dakota Territory during the territorial period, 1861–1889; pioneer newspaperman, founding a number of newspapers in the Iowa and Dakota Territories, including the Yankton
453:, French Jew of Sephardic origin; first foreigner to be naturalized in Iowa; a grocer, miner, mine provisioner and department store owner; founded the first two Jewish congregations in the city
1381:, NFL fullback; fullback for the University of Iowa in 1942 and 1946 and for the Los Angeles Rams 1947–1951; concluded his professional football career as a member of the Dallas Texans in 1952
1357:(1943–1947); head basketball coach at Notre Dame, Detroit Mercy, and Gonzaga; head baseball coach at Notre Dame and Gonzaga; inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame as a coach in 1954
1106:'s 1960 presidential campaign and was hired as an aide by Attorney General of the United States Robert F. Kennedy; served as a campaign aide to the presidential campaigns of all three of the
503:, businesswoman, change agent for nanotechnology, attempting to pave the way for nanotechnology's commercialization at the university, company, state, federal, and international level
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1421:, first head football coach at the Territorial Normal School, 1896–1906; first athletic director at Territorial/Tempe Normal, 1896–1913; also taught science at the school
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1343:, radio play-by-play broadcaster for the University of Iowa Hawkeyes football and men's basketball teams for Learfield Sports and the Iowa Hawkeye Sports Network
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1329:, head football coach at Columbia College, 1920–1921; general manager and treasurer of the Dubuque Boat and Boiler Works; competed in the
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904:, United States Representative from Iowa (1857–59); only Iowa Representative born before 1800; first Republican representative from Iowa
409:, actor, stage director and manager during silent film era; among first stage actors to star in Hollywood, pursued work in feature films
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277:'s 21st president, assumed the post January 1, 2004; first woman president appointed to the role at Quincy University; excused in 2006
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92:, rear admiral in US Navy; in 1879, as a lieutenant, he commanded survey of Madeira river in the Amazon; lieutenant on board USS
759:, early authority on child placement and therapeutic adoption; best remembered for her work as the translator and biographer of
1553:; coached at Dubuque Senior High in the 1950s; remains the winningest coach in Iowa State history, with 218 wins and 200 losses
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956:, one of the first two United States Senators to represent the state of Iowa after it was admitted to the Union in 1846
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447:, 20th-century archbishop in the Catholic Church; bishop of the Diocese of Great Falls, Montana 1904–30
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179:, photographic, environmental, and installation artist, curator, educator
140:, author, billiards player, Hall of Fame instructor of pool and billiards
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53:, bishop, an American prelate of the Roman Catholic Church, served as
477:; U.S. Representative for Illinois' 3rd and 5th districts (1983–2005)
67:, judge, educator, attorney in Oregon, 49th Associate Justice of the
1620:, college athletics administrator; former football player and coach
1559:, NFL football player; law enforcement officer; only member of the
1045:, senator from Iowa (1933–36); Louis Murphy Park is named after him
399:, American who served Nazis as wartime radio broadcaster known as "
1209:, head football coach at Columbia College in Dubuque (1922–1924),
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Wisconsin Magazine of History Vol. 10, No. 2, Dec., 1926.
1315:(1903–1905), Columbia College in Dubuque, Iowa, now known as
782:, U.S. Representative for Iowa's 2nd district (1859–61) and
924:(March 4, 1847 – March 3, 1849); attended former President
582:); received Tony award nominations for Best Play in 1974 (
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Florida migrant workers
307:, musician, known primarily as one of the first and best
34:, judge, Iowa state supreme court chief justice (1880–87)
22:, United States, and its surrounding metropolitan area.
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Lewis, Morgan Milton; Emmons, Jessie Gray Mrs. (1903).
1349:, head football coach at Columbia College (1914–1917),
1081:(1799–1877), architect who designed and built the 1837
600:(1799–1877), architect who designed and built the 1837
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in 1861; Ziebach County, South Dakota is named for him
726:, entrepreneur and formerly world's oldest billionaire
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management and information technology consulting firm
283:, educator, figure in higher education, president of
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Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs
390:, theologian and Carlson Professor of Homiletics at
359:, activist, religious sister; known for protests at
1608:, NFL running back for the Green Bay Packers (1956)
1039:, politician, Iowa state representative (1989–2015)
608:, the Dubuque city hall, central market house, and
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568:, which won an Oscar for Best Documentary Feature
435:painter known for her large-scale candy paintings
950:, member of both the Iowa state house and senate
301:, author, best-selling author of thriller novels
214:, 1912 Olympic bronze medalist and Dubuque coach
1709:. Coopersville, MI: DeVos Printer. p. 148.
1614:, 19th-century professional baseball outfielder
1337:in the 800 metres where he won the bronze medal
729:Laurel Sprengelmeyer, musician better known as
1765:"Ace Loomis NFL & AFL Football Statistics"
944:, speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
1433:, Major League Baseball pitcher for the 1888
170:, whose remains are kept inside the altar at
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1494:; later commissioner of the NFL; coached at
1143:, Wisconsin state assemblyman (2010–present)
483:, religious author; a leading member of the
1846:Lists of American people by populated place
1767:. Pro-Football-Reference.com. June 12, 1928
1257:; current head women's volleyball coach at
1239:, football player and coach; played on the
220:, explorer, first white settler in Dubuque
1578:, football player; wide receiver for the
1569:, professional ice hockey player for the
441:, leader in the women's suffrage movement
1447:(1975–81) and the Atlanta Falcons (1982)
720:(1861-1945), poet and short story writer
100:of 1891; executive officer on board USS
1680:. Catholic Church Idaho. Archived from
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1186:, US Representative from Iowa (1903–05)
910:, San Diego city councilman (2008–2012)
880:, US Representative from Iowa (1851–53)
688:in 1905–09 and thereafter president of
938:, 1911–1913; mayor of Boise, 1903–1905
898:, Illinois state legislator and lawyer
824:, businessman; former chairman of the
392:Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago
972:, early banker and Iowa state senator
513:and war hero who flew in World War II
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1732:SANDYE VOIGHT (September 18, 2003).
1468:, basketball player; played for the
701:; practiced law in Dubuque 1855–1858
1592:(1982–84); head baseball coach for
1063:Public Printer of the United States
415:, photojournalist who won the 1970
1539:(1966–72); an AFL All-Star in 1968
1028:United States Ambassador to Angola
856:Minnesota House of Representatives
699:Supreme Court of the United States
267:, last person put to death in Iowa
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1387:, relief pitcher; played for the
185:, TV and radio meteorologist for
1535:, NFL wide receiver; played for
1443:, NFL tight end; played for the
1251:Team USA women's volleyball team
1217:(1933–1938, 1950–1964), and the
892:, Iowa state senator (1990–2008)
792:, 25th Associate Justice of the
291:, 1915–1921; later president of
226:, first Speaker of the House of
1309:Franklin & Marshall College
1168:Oregon House of Representatives
492:, journalist, a founder of the
148:Space Shuttle Columbia disaster
1151:Maine House of Representatives
1128:, United States Representative
872:Oregon Territorial Legislature
776:under the pseudonym The Bishop
664:, educator, 23rd President of
155:, pole vault gold medalist at
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1504:, baseball player and manager
1231:College Football Hall of Fame
1229:1922–1925; inducted into the
1178:Iowa House of Representatives
1032:U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh
999:Wisconsin Territorial Council
990:Iowa House of Representatives
826:Republican National Committee
751:University of Wisconsin-Stout
707:, first federal judge on the
146:, flight director during the
1563:murdered in the line of duty
1459:, offensive lineman for the
1102:, political adviser; joined
1093:, central market house, and
738:, TV anchor and reporter on
709:United States District Court
485:Catholic Charismatic Renewal
397:Frederick William Kaltenbach
1678:"Previous Bishops of Boise"
1492:Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
1437:of the American Association
1087:Territorial Capitol of Iowa
697:, Associate Justice of the
670:University of San Francisco
606:Territorial Capitol of Iowa
273:, nun, educator; served as
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1789:. National Football League
1738:Dubuque Telegraph – Herald
1594:Cleveland State University
1525:, baseball player for the
980:Socialist Party of America
555:, 19th-century senator of
1841:Lists of people from Iowa
1836:People from Dubuque, Iowa
1307:, head football coach at
1215:College of the Holy Cross
997:, businessman, member of
784:California's 6th district
763:, an outcast disciple of
713:Northern District of Iowa
684:, educator, president of
629:, poet and haiku writer,
351:Dubuque County Courthouse
208:(1843–1919), poet, writer
1241:Rock Island Independents
1201:Notable athletes/coaches
774:Midwestern United States
668:, 26th President of the
501:ShaChelle Devlin Manning
1519:, NFL offensive lineman
1083:Old Capitol of Illinois
1022:Officer; member of the
805:, Roman Catholic bishop
602:Old Capitol of Illinois
578:for Best Play in 1972 (
547:Orange is the New Black
473:, politician; attended
445:Mathias Clement Lenihan
383:Timber Lodge Steakhouse
317:, named partner in the
281:William Arthur Ganfield
172:St. Raphael's Cathedral
122:Charles H. Bradley, Jr.
1551:University of Michigan
1545:, basketball coach at
1482:Portland Trail Blazers
1024:Senior Foreign Service
574:, playwright; won the
206:Ada Langworthy Collier
79:Archdiocese of Dubuque
1684:on September 20, 2013
1626:, NFL player for the
1547:Iowa State University
1510:, NFL player for the
1397:Philadelphia Phillies
1321:University of Dubuque
864:, U.S. representative
741:Entertainment Tonight
686:Upper Iowa University
615:Anna M. Morrison Reed
584:In the Boom Boom Room
517:Michael Joseph Melloy
361:Fort Benning, Georgia
132:Archbishop of Dubuque
90:Gottfried Blocklinger
59:Archbishop of Dubuque
1744:on October 25, 2012.
1478:Los Angeles Clippers
1461:New England Patriots
1331:1912 Summer Olympics
1249:, former libero for
1223:Rochester Jeffersons
1020:U.S. Foreign Service
954:George Wallace Jones
934:, ninth Governor of
809:Westel W. Willoughby
803:Loras Joseph Watters
794:Oregon Supreme Court
666:Creighton University
658:, pianist and singer
162:John Patrick Carroll
157:1928 Summer Olympics
110:Spanish–American War
84:Richard Pike Bissell
77:, Archbishop of the
69:Oregon Supreme Court
1588:, baseball player,
1445:Philadelphia Eagles
1393:St. Louis Cardinals
1278:Philadelphia Eagles
970:John Hooker Leavitt
705:Oliver Perry Shiras
690:Wesleyan University
682:William A. Shanklin
678:, contemporary poet
319:Booz Allen Hamilton
250:Condé Nast Traveler
228:Wisconsin Territory
44:, buried in nearby
1647:Colorado Avalanche
1419:Frederick M. Irish
1405:Kansas City Royals
1351:Gonzaga University
1313:University of Iowa
1233:as a coach in 1971
1219:University of Iowa
1184:Martin Joseph Wade
1010:Thomas John Miller
942:David B. Henderson
922:Thirtieth Congress
896:Clarence A. Darrow
868:William W. Chapman
832:William B. Allison
798:District of Oregon
695:George Shiras, Jr.
535:Star Trek: Voyager
289:Danville, Kentucky
1590:Cleveland Indians
1571:Vancouver Canucks
1561:Iowa State Patrol
1512:Green Bay Packers
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1389:Houston Colt .45s
1335:Stockholm, Sweden
1319:(1907–1914), and
1289:offensive lineman
1227:Chicago Cardinals
1213:(1925–1931), the
1211:DePaul University
1055:Francis W. Palmer
1043:Richard L. Murphy
926:John Quincy Adams
920:from Ohio to the
914:Thomas O. Edwards
644:, soldier in the
636:Alexander Rummler
388:Richard A. Jensen
337:; born in Dubuque
335:Governor of Idaho
275:Quincy University
264:Furman v. Georgia
134:, died in Dubuque
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1164:Suzanne VanOrman
1157:under President
1155:Dakota Territory
1149:, served in the
1112:Edmund S. Muskie
1049:Mike Obermueller
1004:James Henry Mays
988:, member of the
986:Shannon Lundgren
884:Maurice Connolly
780:William Vandever
747:James Huff Stout
662:John P. Schlegel
650:8th U.S. Cavalry
648:who served with
627:Raymond Roseliep
580:Sticks and Bones
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1071:, Senator from
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995:Thomas McKnight
932:James H. Hawley
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553:Thomas C. Power
519:, judge of the
511:Tuskegee Airmen
481:Francis MacNutt
439:Anna B. Lawther
331:James H. Hawley
311:players in jazz
293:Carroll College
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