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Newspaper

Des Moines Daily Leader

Location

Des Moines, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1902

Page

14

Burlington plans new Des Moines line to Tracey Oskaloosa

The Chicago Burlington and Quincy begins right of way purchases for a new 12 mile rail link from Oskaloosa to Tracey on the Des Moines division. The route will connect Burlington to the Burlington & Northwestern, opening fresh territory toward Des Moines and enabling additional passenger service on the Des Moines to Burlington division.

Burlington Des Moines Chicago, Burlingtor & Quincey Company Oskaloosa Tracey Des Moines and Albia Burlington Road Des Moines River At & Put Burlington & Northwestern Burlington Company Gistingt McVey

Neal Por Supreme Court Clerk Faces Field of Eight Candid

Davenport attorney Charles W. Neal joins six other candidates in the race for supreme court clerk. Neal, formerly of Stuart, seeks Ninth District backing with potential Second District support. The field includes CP Jones, Johnrockett of Eldora, Burhan of Grundy Center, Bousquet of Wellman, and others. Some candidates have shifted positions, with retirements and district moves noted.

Cleck Supreme Court Charles W. Neal Davenport i Neal Stuart Ninth Secon J. F. Whelan Fled Oak CP. Jones Johnrockett Eldora Burhan Grundy Center Bousquet Wellas Cla My Ise Cellar Falls JW. Parpotte Cedar Palla Q. Jackson Wiliam Lartman Waterloo Rocky Mountais Indeanitel Ae Guilixen Rode Oregon Philpott Jackson Ter Cummins Raiders Fenderson

Sousa's Latest March To Be Played In Des Moines

Sousa enthusiasts learn the Iowa State Band will open Sunday at Union Park with John Philip Sousa's new march Imperial Kw a The piece marks its Des Moines premiere and features a euphonium solo by Mrs Frank Kendall. Also listed are selections by Dalbex and Sousa Overture Lurlin Wallace Waltzes Souvenir des Bains Baden and more amid a full concert program.

Sousa Iowa State Mitt Band Union Park John Philp Sousa King Bward Uus Des Moines Frank Kendall Kendall Wallace i Baden Euphonium de Bosypet Beim

St John’s Lutheran church marks seventh pastorate anniversary

St John’s Lutheran celebrates Rev J A Wirt D D seven years in Des Moines with services. Church reports debt free status including a $2250 sinking fund and mortgage relief on parsonage. Wirt notes self running missions in Roland and Slater plus forthcoming address at Sevy. Mortgage presented to Ladies Aid. plans for future funding discussed.

St. John's Lutheran Church J. A. Wirt D. D Wirt Witt Des Moines Ladies’ Aid Society City St. John's Church Roland Story County Slater Ladiwid Society Paljey St. John’s Abe Liberty Matthew v John Xtv Salma Eva Asnt Ree Llyd C. Douglas

Completely Cured by Warner's Safe Cure Claim

Mrs. M. Leland of Alascongus Maine near death from kidney disease credits Warner's Safe Cure with full recovery. Ad proclaims the product vegetable harmless and effective, offered in two sizes for sale by druggists or direct, with Safe Pills aiding gentle bowel movement.

4. M. Leland Alascongus Maine Warner Mrs. Leland

Warner's Safe Cure Free Trial Offer

To convince sufferers from kidney liver bladder and blood diseases that Warner's Safe Cure will cure them a trial bottle will be sent free to anyone who writes Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester N Y and mentions seeing this offer in The Leader The genuineness of the offer is guaranteed by the publisher Our doctor will send a medical booklet with symptoms treatment and testimonials free upon request

Warner Warner Safe Cure Co Rochester

Des Moines society adopts plan for new 5000-seat church

The Des Moines society will begin immediate construction of a church with at least 5000 seating, estimated at 2 million dollars. No further official steps will occur until the committee on plans completes its work, with groundwork likely to start before fall as current quarters in the M. M. G. C. auditorium prove inadequate.

First Church of Christ Highth Street Crocker School First Methodist Church Ninth and Pleasant Streets New Scientist Hallett & Rawson Des Moines Eighth Street Boston The Des Moines Society Committee On Plans Society

Socialist Mayor Lectures on Organized Labor vs Capital

John C. Chase, mayor of Haverhill and noted socialist leader, speaks at Greenwood park pavilion at 3 PM under Des Moines Socialist Party auspices. He discusses Europe's labor politics, public ownership of utilities, and the goal of political solidarity of labor in America.

John C. Chase Haverhil Old Lay Greenwood Park Soluist Party Des Moines Chasa Haverhill Socialist Party America J. J. Jacobsen Europe United States Chase

Des Moines starch venture eyed by former plant manager

Rotifated to rebuild T. W. W. Jones, former manager of the Des Moines National Staten starch plant, believes United States Corn Products will not rebuild here and contemplates forming an independent Des Moines starch company. He says a locally managed plant could profit, meet the combine’s prices, and fend off competition, possibly locating in Des Moines or nearby. He has not yet persuaded local businessmen but remains seriously considering the plan.

Berlin London James Ford Rhodes Dresden Prussian Academy of Sciences Goethe Schaper Charles O'Neill United States Navy Dr. O'Ne Kiel William J H. Beehiar United States Gerla Edward Frederick W. Hills Gumnan Johns Hopkins Genesee James S. Watson Kiwi Jn Ican Niagara Howard Empress Prince Henry of Prussia Lel Uncle Sam Virginia Germany T. W W. Jones Des Moines National Staten Company United States Corn Products Company Corn Products Company Jones Combine Jal Clarksburg W. Va Mother Jones Thomas Haggerty William Morgan Bernard Rice George Baron Andrew Lascavash William Blakely United Mine Workers Parkersburg Jackson United States Circuit Court United States Court

New Burlington Schedule Changes for Chicago and Denver

Chicago and Northwestern announces a new timetable effective July 6 with Train No 1 departing Chicago at 5 00 p m reaching Denver 6 20 p m next day cutting ten minutes from prior schedule The Oma ha afternoon train shifts to 6 40 p m arrival 7 49 a m Chicago June 21 Commencing Monday a Pullman sleeping car will be added to the DenverTrain departing Chicago 11 30 p m arriving Denver 7 55 a m on the second morning Returning Denver train leaves 10 20 p m arriving Chicago 7 15 a m second morning Des Moines Iowa Keeley Institute remains listed as address.

Burlington Chicago Denver Omaha Chicago & Northwestern Railway

Miners Strike Hits Sixth Week With Limited Violence

Wilkesbarre Pa June 21 the anthracite miners strike reaches six weeks without major incidents. past struggles saw deaths. this round only a boy shot two weeks ago. President Mitchell plans a public statement likely to frame railroad and corporate roles in wage stagnation. officials discuss state and national implications with Illinois and other leaders.

Wilksparre Mitchell Nicholls Duffy Fahey Springfield W.R. Russell W. R. Ryan United Mine Workers of America Wilkesbarre United Mine Workers Ryan Ilinois Mlinois

Denver cruiser launched at Neafie Levy yard in Philadelphia

In a June afternoon ceremony at the Neafie Levy ship yard the unarmored cruiser Denver was launched amid a distinguished crowd of naval officers and citizens from Colorado and nearby states. Miss Roberta M. Wright christened the vessel despite heavy rain delaying the event from 1 to almost 3 pm.

Denver Philadelphia Colorado New York Neafie & Levy Roberta M. Wright Wright Seddinger

Miss Wright Breaks Champagne On Cruiser In Delaware Arrival

Miss Wright with President Seddinger oversees ceremony as the big cruiser is christened. The bottle shatters on the bow and a chorus of whistles and cheers erupts as the Denver slides into the Delaware River.

Miss Wright Seddinger United States Navy Denver Delaware River

Conferees Plan Isthmian Canal Meeting

Washington reports Senator Morgan and Representative Hepburn arranging preliminaries for the canal conferees. Early sessions planned with parties awaiting a formal House conference, favoring a canal and a Nicaragua route compromise. A Spooner amendment likely if Senate resistance persists. First formal conferees meeting set for next Monday at 2 pm after talks between Mrs. Morgan and Hepburn.

Washington Morgan Hepburn Senate House Isthmian Canal Nicaragua Spooner Burton Ohio

Great crowds of Odd Fellows descending on Des Moines

Des Moines awaits a September sovereign grand lodge meeting as Grand Master M. Newman reports strong regional interest. Chicago is projected to send a large delegation, with Cook County Odd Fellows pledging support after their recent annual meeting. Kossuth county plans to bring the Fifty‑second regiment band, and officials expect top bands from across the state.

Des Moines Sovereign Grand Lodge M. Newman Chicago Cook County Odd Fellows Newman Kossuth Fifty-second Regiment

Derby spectator Sam Bryant dies after Chicago race

Sam Bryant Satisei2, a famed Kentucky horseman, visited Chicago for the Derby and died of tuberculosis. He watched Proctor Knott and Uncle Bob race, then returned home to Louisville. The piece notes his lifelong presence at American tracks and his last trip to view the sport he loved. A separate ad block promotes Catarrh Cure and various patent medicines.

Chicago Sam B Ant Kentucky Horgentui Louisville America Mr. Bryant Proctor Knott Uncle Bob

Polk county hospital inspection finds good care and minor fixes

Dr. C W Mackin Ossian inspector along with Dr. Wilbur Conkling visits Polk county hospital and poor farm. He reports 103 inmates, better conditions since board of control regulation, minor improvements needed, water supply ongoing issue, attendants meeting rules. Cherokees hospital praised as finest in the country. Ringling Brothers circus slated for Des Moines July 14 with 68 transport cars and 18,000 seating capacity. Frost across region causes minor damage in Lok Keys Papa Boyd and Cherry counties.

C. W. Mackin Ossian Polk County Wilbur Conkling Mackin Polk County Hospital Board of Control Dallas County Independence Dr. Macklin United States Ogdensburg N. Y Voldeng Ringling Ringling Brothers’ Circus Des Moines Omaha Neb Lok Keys Papa Boyd Cherry South Dakota Ae Falls Fepit

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