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Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1902

Page

21

Odd Fellows Memorial at Woodland Cemetery Today

Des Moines Odd Fellows hold memorial services this afternoon at Woodland Cemetery after a parade of East Side and West Side lodges. Lodges form on Hast Guseth and Locust streets at 1 20 p m with Canton Pioneer No 3 and the Town State Military band escorting to West Fifth and Locust. Parade proceeds to Twelfth and Woodland. Local lodge line includes Montefiore Center Star and other groups with a program at the cemetery led by M H Donegan and C H Alexander, with the Iowa State Military Band performing.

The Odd Fellows of Des Moines Woolland Cemetery East Side Locust Streets Locust Street Canton Pioneer Lodge No. 3 Town State Military Band West Fifth and Locust Streets Highland Park and University Jodges Fifth Street Gold Locust Twelfth Woodland Woodlant Mar Canton Pioneer Montefiore M. Clayman Mareshal Highland Park H. B. Gray Marsh Chesterfield M. H. Donegan University Lodge BE. B. Gray Gold Leaf Heefner Center Star John Weaver Sherman Lodge George P. Curran Jonathan Lodge Adam Hainer Sevastopol Lodge Oscar Fields Capital Lodge Chris Beckman Fort Des Moines C. H. Alexander Iowa Stata Military Band Snarch of Christ University Place Twenty-fifth Street University Avenue T N. McCash Des Moines College George D. Adams Union Forest Avenue Church East Side Presbyterian Des Sloines Streets Pennsylvania Avenue Chifren East Side Church of Christ—Corne T. J. Dow St Paul's High Street Corner Winth J. Everist 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 J. ¥. Minton Calvary ,Baptist Des Moines Street J. K. Richardson

Elixir of Life advertised by Dr Kidd in Fort Wayne

A sensational 19th century advertisement proclaims Dr James W Kidd of Fort Wayne Indiana has rediscovered the Elixir of Life. The free to all remedy promises to cure diseases from rheumatism to consumption and paralysis using a mysterious compound. The ad cites miraculous patient recoveries and invites readers to send name and address to receive the treatment by return mail.

James W. Kidd Baltes Building Ft. Wayne Ind James William Kidd Sife

Opening events and services at area churches

A long list of church services and speakers fills the morning and evening schedules across Des Moines area churches. Notable items include memorial addresses for Dr. John A. Wirt, sermons by pastors such as Conrad Hooker and J. E. Moller, and Children's Day programs at several congregations. Also listed are travel excursion notices and regional announcements from fraternal orders.

nde-Postoffice Glee Club George Holt Lloyd C. Douglas Postoffice Glee Club John A. Wirt Ode Greenwood Church W. C. Stone First Church of Christ (Scientist Asbury Methodist Episcopal Capitol Avenue Sixteenth Street Conrad Hooker H. V. Adams Filgrim East Twelfth Maple Streets Arthur T. Reed Oberlin Dunkard East Lyon J. E. Moller Charles Lee Reynolds D. J. Bund Naaman the Leper St John's Lutheran Sixth Avenue Chestnut Street J. A. Wort Luther League Capital Park Methodist Episcopal Thirteenth Polk Streets Walter Raymond Brown

Prize Essay Arguing For Woman Suffrage Wins In Iowa

Misa Jewelle Mason of West Des Moines High School won the first prize in a Des Moines Political Equality Club essay contest among 32 entrants. Her piece asserts suffrage as a civil right, cites Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and other leaders, notes states with full or partial suffrage, and argues that voting elevates governance and society. It emphasizes universal citizen rights over class exclusion and refutes claims that women do not want to vote.

Jewelle Mason West Des Moines Des Manes Political Equality Club Miss Mason Star Hoar Massachusetts Higginson Stone Ponticut Wis Lucretia Mott Eluaheth Cady Stanton Seneca Falls Utah Colorado Wyoming Idaho Kansas Washington South Dakota Supreme Court of Dude Congress

Women and the suffrage question in national governance

A discussion on constitutional rights and the word person in relation to voting. It argues women’s suffrage is not a cure-all but highlights the unique moral influence of women, calling for both genders in government and foreseeing the shift from patriarchate to a combined rule of men and women.

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American Preresses At The Coronation

Harper's Weekly surveys the influx of American women into English society for the coronation. It highlights Mary Lester Curzon and other American duchesses and countesses, their impact in London and at Windsor, and notes how American wealth and prominence have reshaped royal circles. The piece questions republican critics and celebrates the transatlantic social ascent embodied by these peeresses.

Harper's Weekly Roosevelt England America Westminster Abbey Duchesses of Manchester Duchess of Marlborough William Beresford Manchester Natica Lister Hayne London Helena Zimmerman Cincinnati Abbey New York Dresden China Countess of Egmont Warren Howell South Carolna Tesmonts Buzbeth Kanturk Viscounters Deerhurat Baronera de Bush Clara Joran Ullinois Abinger Helen Magruder Halkett Sarah Stokes Falkland Mary Bearle Malcolm Porthalloch H. Gardiner Lister Hanover Peeresa Albert Kirby Fairfax Baroness Fairfax Engand Fairfax George Washington Joseph Chamberlain Mies Endicott

Four Jurors From Washington Recall Gultenu Trial

The surviving jurors of the Gultenu trial recall the panel of twelve from Washington. He recalls foreman Himrlin and the lengthy confinement at the National Hotel guarded by U S marshals. Several jurors are dead, while the living say the memory remains a painful past.

Washington Galtern Nat Creans John T. Alumiin Whanever Walter Thea Fel Gates Wits Stobbs Chomnas Jteluton Red Bramrenberg Prather Bright Langley Wormley Stewart Aheshan Beawner Teumlin Himrlin National Hotel

Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy for kidney and bladder woes

An ad copy claims kidney and bladder disease signs and suggests testing urine to diagnose. It touts Dr David Kennedy’s Favorite Remedy as a cure for kidney liver bladder blood diseases rheumatism and digestive issues. A testimonial from Walter D Miller of Delhi New York supports relief after use. Drugstores offer 50 cent and 1.09 size bottles with free mail sample by Dr David Kennedy Go

David Kennedy Walter D. Miller Delhi N.Y

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W. J. Riddell Highth and Locust Streets Toledo ODD Fellows’ Memorial Woodland Cemetery D. A. Wirt Wim Higland Park Presbyterian Linn St. Luke’s Episcopal Sunday School North Park Congregational Church Sixth Forest Avenues Sunbeam Mission Church of Good Shepherd East Thirteenth Milton Runkle B. C Story Communion St. Paul's Choir THU Twentieth Street Rey Burdette C. Baumgardner Kingdom Fiys Grace Methodist Episcopal Nineteenth and Crocker Streets L. T. Guild J. H. Senseny Dlas Echoe Golden Bunbeams Central Church of Christ H. C. Breeden Kame Grace Jones Lorraine Delmege Fark Barnett Baylor Forest Avenue Baptist First Baptist Church George Adams A. F. Groesbeck Ching Christian Eneicties California Oregon Imperial Council Nobles of Mystic Shrine San Francisco Travelers’ Protective Assdeciation of America Portland Ore Supreme Dodge Ancient Order United Workmen Knights of Pythias Senta Los Angeles Chicago Omaha St. Joseph Kansas City Missouri River Santa Fe B. L. Palmer Equitable Building Imperial Council Cal Grand Lodge Benevolent and Protective Order of Hils Salt Lake City Supreme Lodge Ancient Order United Workmen Misa Jewelle Mason Fiat Deg Motors Esomore PEP Fauntleroy United States Walter States Consuelo Vanderbilt Europe Blenheim Oxford Countess of Craven Bradley-Martin Cravens Baron Graven Anne Nsohemia James J Prague Adela Grant Essex Herkomer Marchioness Dufferin and Ava John T. Davis Dr. Thomas Eclectric Dr. Thomas’ Eclectric Consuslo Vanderbilt Countess of Essex Corngna Bragiey-slarm Duchess of Manchester Marchleness of Dulte Mn and Flora Gavin Wialliaot Beresford Lily Warren Price Loul Hammereley Ove Wate Tyke Marlborough Tankersille Leonora van Marter Knickerbocker Family Lady Abinger Ent Ving
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