Category: History - Other
Way back in 1878, when the editor of THE BEE was a small devil in a Madisonville printing office, and before THE BEE “angels” were, the Kentucky Press Association held its annual meeting at Hopkinsville, and after the “business” and a large part of the pleasure had been transa...
Way back in 1878, when the editor of THE BEE was a small devil in a Madisonville printing office, and before THE BEE “angels” were, the Kentucky Press Association held its annua...
2. Part 2We have arranged stock and made prices to close every vestige of Summer Goods in our house. Those who have been and are our customers know that we do in our store what we advert...
3. Part 3Leavenworth, Kas., July 23.—At Fort Leavenworth, Monday, the weather bureau thermometer registered 108 degrees, as against 106¼ on Sunday. Capt. R. H. Allen, post adjutant, was...
4. Part 4The strike ordered by the Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel and Tin Workers for the purpose of coercing three of the companies embraced in the United States Steel Corporati...
5. Part 5W. S. McGary and wife, S. E. Cozatt, wife and son, W. O. Toy, wife and son, J. W. Twyman and family and Mrs. Arthur Cole spent Tuesday at Sulphur Springs.
6. Part 6Grand Forks, N.D., July 23.—Luther B. Richardson, ex-mayor of this city, and formerly territorial secretary, died here. He had been prominently connected with the political hist...
7. Part 7Mrs. I. M. Brooks, of Chicago, is visiting Mrs. Aaron Morton, at Madisonville. Your correspondent had the pleasure of sharing the comforts of the Morton home and we can truly sa...