Death of Qs General Counsel Blythe in hunting accident
Joseph William Blythe, general counsel to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad, died near Oakville from angina pectoris after a hunting trip with H S Rand and H O Weaver. He was a leader in Iowa politics and a key executor in James J. Hill's estate, born 1850 in Madison Indiana.
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Urlington
Joe W. Blythe
Burlington
Hunting Lodge
Oakvillouisa County
Des Moines
Mike
Iowa
H. S. Rand
Wapello
H. O. Weaver
Oakville
Blythe
Wapsilo
Messraid
Weaver
Laughlin
Grimes
Joseph William Blythe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Madison
Indiana
Green
New Jersey
Rover
Thomas Hedge
Hedge & Blythe
Generome ‘Im
Elch
C. E. Perkins
James J. Hill
Perkins
Mr. Blythe
Great Sums Invested in Charity in Italy
Rome reports a vast capital invested in charitable institutions across Italy. The Interior Ministry notes 466,029,976 dollars in capital with annual growth of about 4.8 million, funding hospitals, homes for orphans and aged, as well as social aids for poor girls, young mothers, free kitchens, and hygienic lodging houses.
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Italy
Rome
Minister of the Interior
Cavaliere Luzzatto
Recount Shows Hepburn Gain in Eighth District Race
Des Moines March 4. Recount of ballots in Page Appanoose and Union counties in the Hepburn Jamieson contest for Congress in the Eighth district finished yesterday revealing a two vote gain for Hepburn. Jamieson held a 380 vote majority on official returns.
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Des Moines
Page
Appanoose
Union
Hepburn
W. D. Jamieson
Jameson
Inaugural Parade of 1909 Amid Sleet and Snow
Washington crowds braved sleet and slush as the inaugural parade moved from the Capitol to the White House. Taft appeared on the reviewing stand while thousands filled stands and sidewalks along Pennsylvania Avenue. Military cadets, fleet sailors, West Point troops, and diverse political clubs showcased patriotic pageantry despite harsh weather.
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Washington, D. C
Capitol
White House
Taft
Fleet
West Point
Pennsylvania Avenue
Treasury
Lafayette Square
Annapolis
White Horse Cavalry Band
National Guard
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ohio
Philippines
Orient
Washington
Americas Club
Pittsburg
Virginia Fox Hunters
Hot Springs
Gobble Sub Division Subdivision Sale Notice
An advertised sale offer states a $100 lot can be bought for one dollar cash and 50 cents weekly for 198 weeks with a $150 lot option. The notice directs interested buyers to pull a card and bring it in to receive a contract.
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W. Blythe
Rock Island
R. H. Spence
Leader Grain
Imperial Horse
van Brunt
Davenport Steel
Jefferson County
Qwill
Eairfield, Lowa
Burpee
Alamo Gaso
Tion Harrows
Pete
THTS
Senate Chamber
Broad Avenue
Bill Possum” Club
Atlanta
Taft ’Gater Club
Florida
New York County Committee
Herbert Parsons
Citizens’ Taft Club of
Cincinnati
Young Men’s
Blaine Club
Republican Glee Club of Columbus
Knights of Maccabe
Cleveland
Conkling
Utica
Taft Club
Ne Haven
Conn
Fig Beau Club
Minneapolis
Kent
Oyster Bay
York
Zouave
Gobble
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