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Today in the History of the University of IllinoisWelcome to the new "Today in the History of the University of Illinois" feature! This is an extremely experimental project to build a database of major events in the University's history, currently totaling more than 500,000. The current database below was compiled using software programs that identified all dates in the pages on this site and in its more than 70,000 pages of digitized historical material. Since all dates were 100% automatically identified, there may be errors, and many date references may refer to routine events. This is a work in progress, please contact University Archives with comments, questions, recommendations, etc. A total of 4 events are recorded for today.
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Matches from large statistical sources like the Board of Trustees Proceedings can generate thousands of results. These are currently hidden, but you can also view all matches.
Page Matches
Digital Library Matches- 1865: "August 4, 1865, Turner manuscripts, Springfield. ,Struggle for Location 1865-1867 219 called to assemble at Bloomington to consider the measures to secure the proper location of the college in a fair and impartial ... (Book - History of the University (Powell))
- 1866: ...r a meeting of duly appointed delegates at Phoenix Hall, Bloomington, on September 11, 1866.30 "Prairie Farmer, July 14, 1866. "Bloomington Pantaffraph, August 10, 1866; Prairie Farmer, August 4, 1866. The call was signed by the committee: Smiley Shepherd, Williamson Dudley, and Joshua S. W. Mills. ,840 History University of Illinois As this action of the Buel institute puzzled Turner he wrote to ... (Book - History of the University (Powell))
- 1912: -Aug. 4, Tues Registration for second half of summer 26, Sat Summer courses end. First Q u a r t e r 1 9 4 2 Aug. 31, Mon.-Sept. 5, Sat Entrance examinations (Booklet - War Program at the UI (1942))
- 1914: ...ibility for, in 1914." Conquest and Kultur, 181486. ,XI. I "HOW T H E WAR CAME TO AMERICA." 1. The struggle to maintain our neutrality. a. President Wilson proclaimed America a neutral, August 4, 1914; appealed for neutrality in sentiment as well as in action; the act was generally approved by the nation. Controversies with belligerent powers. 1 With England: the British government set out to prev... (War Publications - WWI Compilation 1923 - Article 49)
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