The Bee, No. 30, Thursday, July 25, 1901

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Author

Various

Original Publication

United States: Paul M. Moore, 1901.

Credits

Robin Monks, Scans provided by University of Kentucky, Lexington, KY., and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by the Library of Congress)

Language

English

LoC Class

AP: General Works: Periodicals

Subject

Hopkins County (Ky.) -- Newspapers

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Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74702

Release Date

November 7, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.The Bee, No. 30, Thursday, July 25, 1901
2. 2.KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOCIATION
3. 3.INJUNCTION CAME JUST IN TIME.
4. 4.UNION STRIKERS MUST PAY COSTS.
5. 5.INJUNCTION AGAINST MACHINISTS.
6. 6.NEW $10 SILVER CERTIFICATE.
7. 7.Nisbett-Laffoon.
8. 8.DOWN IN THE MINES.
9. 9.MRS. BUCKNER,
10. 10.QUEER CASE.
11. 11.THE HEADLIGHTS.
12. 12.A Call.
13. 13.REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
14. 14.TROPICAL TEMPERATURE. — CENTURY MARK AGAIN LEFT BEHIND. — AT KANSAS CITY. — The Hottest Weather Ever Known—Nine Fatalities Reported. — Two Deaths at Sedalia. — A Corker at the Capital. — HOT TIMES IN IOWA. — Des Moines Has the Highest Temperature in Its History. — 108 at Keokuk. — At Sioux City. — SCORCHING IN KANSAS. — Three Deaths and Ten Prostrations Reported at Topeka. — At Leavenworth. — No Signs of Abatement. — UNCOMFORTABLE AT OMAHA. — Eight Deaths and Four Prostrations the Day’s Record. — ALL RECORDS BROKEN. — Springfield, Ill., Showed 107, the Highest Ever Recorded There. — INDIANA CATCHING IT. — Indianapolis Has the Hottest Day on Record There. — All Previous Records Eclipsed.
15. 15.RETAIN MORRO CASTLE. — The Castle is Crumbling. — Became a Dreaded Prison.
16. 16.WEEKLY CROP REPORT. — DROUGHT AREA LARGELY INCREASED. — The Outlook for Corn. — Wheat and Oats. — Hay and Cotton. — Tobacco and Fruit.
17. 17.Forest Fires in Montana.
18. 18.Constitution the Fastest.
19. 19.Signor Crispi’s Illness.
20. 20.Torpedo Boat Adder Launched.
21. 21.Red Hill News. — The Bee
22. 22.THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1901.
23. 23.ANNOUNCEMENTS. — COUNTY CLERK. — JAILER. — ASSESSOR.
24. 24.Debs On the Steel Strike.
25. 25.Mr. Gower for Jailer.
26. 26.“Enforce the Law.”
27. 27.Business or Votes.
28. 28.Sound Sense
29. 29.When?
30. 30.The Steel Strike and the Future of American Industry.
31. 31.Injunction in Lehigh Valley.
32. 32.SHORT LOCALS.
33. 33.Friendship.
34. 34.Program for Christian Endeavor, Morton’s Gap, July 28, 1901.
35. 35.Rock Springs News.
36. 36.OIL IN THE PENNYRILE.
37. 37.PERSONAL.
38. 38.Iron Hill Items.
39. 39.SEC’Y WILSON’S OPINION. — A Regretable Loss. — Advice to Farmers. — Stir the Soil.
40. 40.HE DISLIKES TO RETURN.
41. 41.Fire in a Hotel.
42. 42.Will Turn Back Now.
43. 43.OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.
44. 44.Mrs. Nation Sent to Jail.
45. 45.Forest Fires in Colorado.
46. 46.Stopped Payment.
47. 47.Crossed the Atlantic in a Small Boat.
48. 48.Hot Wave In Denmark.
49. 49.THE MARKETS
50. 50.THE INDIAN LAND OPENING. — An Absurd Proposition. — Alleged Town Site Schemes. — Auction Plan Not Feasible.
51. 51.PORTO RICAN DUTIES.
52. 52.OOM PAUL’S WIFE IS DEAD.
53. 53.Ohio Bryan Democrats.
54. 54.Luther B. Richardson.
55. 55.THE MASSACHUSETT’S WAY.
56. 56.Letter List.
57. 57.Timbering a Mine Airway.
58. 58.SCORCHING!
59. 59.Hopkinsville’s Hottest Day.
60. 60.Henderson’s Highest Mark.
61. 61.Daviess Crops Suffer.
62. 62.REV. JAMES A. BURDEN
63. 63.DISASTROUS WRECK
64. 64.REPORT NOT CREDITED
65. 65.Nebo Notes.
66. 66.COUNTY WILL PROTECT.
67. 67.Mortons Gap Notes.
68. 68.OUR COLORED CITIZENS.
69. 69.THE SUNDAY SCHOOL
70. 70.The State Sunday School Convention.
71. 71.Answer if You Can.
72. 72.AGUINALDO OFFERED HIM FINANCIAL AID
73. 73.60,000 Roses in One Bed.
74. 74.The Old Man “Treed.”
75. 75.CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. — THE PRAYER MEETING. — BIBLE READINGS.
76. 76.The Light of the World.
77. 77.Needed at All Times.
78. 78.Spiritual Life.
79. 79.The Great Decision

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