Fellows Memorial Exercises at Woodland Cemetery Today
The Oda Fellows of Des Moines hold annual memorial services at Woodland cemetery this afternoon after a parade of local lodges. Lodges on East Side form at 1:30 p.m. and march west on Locust to Fifth, then to the cemetery, with a detailed parade lineup and escorts. The program includes a band, several lodge officers, and a speaker from J. A. Wirt.
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Oda
Des Moines
Woodland Cemetery
East Side
East Sixth
Locust Streets
Locust Street
Canton Pioneer Lodge No. 3
Iowa Bate Military Band
Fifth
Highland Park and University
Fifth Street
Locust
Gold Leaf
Center Star
Jonathan and Sevastopol
Fort Des Moines Judge
Nineteenth
Woodland Avenue
Twelfth
Woodland
Canton Pioneer No
Montefiors Lodge
M. Clayman
Highland Park Lodge
H. B. Gray
Chesterfield Lodge
M. H Dunegan
University Lodge
B. B. Gray
Cold Leaf Lodge
C. S. Heerner
John Weaver
Sherman Lodge
George P. Curran
Jonathan Lodge
Adam Hafner
Sevastopol Lodge
Oscar Fields
End
Capital
Chris Beckman
Fort Des Moines Lodge
C. B. Alexander
Chairrman
Elixir of Life Claim Promises Free Remedy Worldwide
Dr James W Kidd of Ft Wayne Indiana announces a mysterious elixir of life that supposedly cures every disease. He offers the remedy free to any sufferer who sends name and address, with cures claimed for rheumatism neuralgia stomach liver kidney blood and many other ailments.
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James W Kidd
Baltes Building
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Fames
William Kidd
Opening Oda-Postoffice Glee Club Services at Churches Today
A long list of church services and speakers from Des Moines area congregations is summarized. The opening Oda-Postoffice Glee club is led by George Holt with invocation by Rev. Lloyd C. Douglas and memorial address by Dr. John A. Wirt. Various churches including First Church of Christ Scient ist, Asbury Methodist, Pilgrim, Brethren, Sixth Presbyterian, St John’s Lutheran, Capital Park, Guard of Christ, West Walnut, First Methodist, East Side Presbyterian, East Side Church of Christ, St Paul’s, First Unitarian, Reorganized Church, Calvary Baptist, Highland Park, St Luke’s, Beam Mission, Church of Good Shepherd, University Avenue Reformed, Grace Methodist, Central Church of Christ, Forest Avenue Baptist, plus California and Oregon travel notices and a prize winning essay by Miss Jewelle Mason on woman suffrage.
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Postoffice Glee Club
George Holt
Lloyd C. Douglas
Long
John A. Wirt
Greenwood Church
W. C. Stone
First Church of Christ (Scientist
Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Capitol Avenue
Sixteenth ‘Street
Conrader
H. V. Adams
Pilgrim
East Twelfth
Maple Streets
Arthur ‘T. Reed
Oberlin
Brethren
Dunkard
East Lyon Street
J. E. Mohler
Sixth Presbyterian
Twentyfourth Street
Cotta
Capital Park Methodist
Guard
Des Moines College
George TD. Adams
Union
Forest Avenue
East Side
T. J. Dow
St. Paul’s
High Street
Corner Ninth
J. Hverist Cathell
T. D
A. W. Merrill
First Unitarian
Fifteenth Street
Grand Avenue
Mary A. Safford
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sixteenth
Des Moines
J. F. Minton
Calvary _Baptist
Pennsylvania Avenue
Des Moines Street
J. K. Richardson
D. D
Jesus
Highland Park Presbyterian
B. Linn
P. m
St. Luke’s Episcopal Sunday School
North Park Congregational Church
Sixth
Forest Avenues
Sunbeam Mission
Church of Good Shepherd
East Thirteenth
Milton Runkle
Holy Communion
St. Paul's Choir
University Avenue
Twentieth Street
Burdette C. Baumgardner
Kingdom
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Nineteenth and Crocker Streets
Ju. T. Guild
J. H. Senseny
Golden Sunbeama
Central Church of Christ
H. C. Breeden
Grace Jones
Lorraine Delmege
Park
A Mnett
Saylor
Forest Avenue Baptist
Tibet
Moss Jewelle Mason
West Des Moines High School
Des Moines Political Equality Club
Miss Mason
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts
Higginson
Ry Giuizen
Lucy Stone
Aristocles
Lucretia Mott
Mirabeth Cady Stanton
Dtch
Colorado
Wyoming
Idaho
Kansas
Washington
South Dakota
Supreme Court of
Court
Congress
Lords of Creation
Women and Suffrage Rise in American Progress
A reforming voice argues that the United States Constitution supports suffrage for women and that enfranchisement will enrich governance. It asserts women offer gentler, more temperate leadership, capable of addressing social evils like temperance and poverty while advancing virtue and national progress.
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United States
Unite States
Newson
Colorado
Wyoming
Womar
Repubille Ng
Haaven
Anther
American Preresses at the Coronation
Harper's Weekly notes American peeresses rise in English coronation society with Mary Lester Curzon and Helena Zimmerman among figures of London’s high life. It highlights Consuelo Vanderbilt, Countess of Craven, Adela Grant Essex and other American women in royal circles, signaling a historic American influx into British aristocracy.
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Harper's Weekly
Roosevelt
England
America
Westminster Abbey
India
Edward
Alexandra
Curzon
Duchesses of Manchester
Duchess of Marlborough
William Beresford
Manchester
Natica
Lister Kayne
London
Helena Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Countess of Craven
Adela Grant
New York
Countess of
Essex
Herkomer
New Marchloness
Dufferin and
Ava
John H. Davis
Paris
Consuelo Vanderbilt
Wasex
Witts Colleaa Bracueytin
Duchess of Manchester
Vielona Zimmerman
Marchioness of
Moss
Davis
Tady Wille
Beresford
Lily Warren Price
Louisammere
Duke of Marlborough
Tankerville
Leonora van Marter
Knickerbocker Family
Abinger
Helen Magrader
Veteran jurors of the Culpeper trial remembered
Washington Times reports on the twelve jurors who convicted the man blamed for a presidential assassination twenty years ago. Only Nour remains. others have died or aged, while surviving jurors recount the tense trial chaired by John Aronllu and the foreman Hamlin.
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Nour
Washington Times
Auli
Washington
Ulhwa
Drather
Lnhabitants’ Association
Qtatriet
John
Aronllu
bin Ca
Caalienu
Whet
Arymen
Saya
Whanevey
Cultnay
Ma Dhudder
Gates
Heroungest
Ant Hobbs
Jobba
Thomas Heinlein
Fred Bramdenberg
Prather
Bright
Langley
Wormley
Klowart
Sheahan
National Hotel
United States
Dr David Kennedy Favorite Remedy Ad
An advertisement promotes Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy for kidney liver bladder and blood diseases and other ailments. It includes a testimonial from Walter D Miller about back pain rheumatism and stomach trouble improving after use. Available in 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a free sample by mail.
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David Kennedy
Walter D. Miller
Delhi
Roadout
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Waverley
Toledo
Qoallon
Costa Nothing
W. J. Riddell
Highth and Locust Streets
Fellows’ Memorial
J. A. Wirt
Freceda
California
Oregon
Imperial Corneil Nobles of
Mystic Shrine
San Francisco
Travelers’ Protective Association of America
Portland
Ore
Supreme Lodge Ancient Order Uniteden
Knights of Pythias
Santa
Los Angeles
Chicago
Omaha
St. Joseph
Ackansas
Iowa
Missouri
L. Palmer
Equitable Building
Ecurstons
Wabash
Imperial Council Nobles Mystic
W. Sint
Des Moins
Jewelle Mason
Politex Equality
Hoc Fauntleroy
Europe
Blenheim
Oxford
Dresden
China
Beau- Ly
Lonaga
Egmont
Warren Howell
South Carolina
Charles Bonynge
Orford
Horace Walpole
Corbin
Cora
Jongland
Fairfax
George Washington
Joseph Chamberlain
Mies
Dr. Thomas
Guiteat Jurymen Living
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