Omaha daily bee., 1895-05-07
THE MAY D.lr nER.

Schuyler Quill; The women OF Omaha 20,
out an edition OF The Dee on May l. which
| was known as The May Day Bee. IL was n
large and very creditabe issue.
York Democrat: The May Day woman's
| edition Of The Omaha Bee was a hummer. the
brightest and best paper issued in Nebraska.
| III contained twenty-eight pages
| western Wave; The May Day edition of
| The Omaha Bee. which was issued BY n bevy
| OF Omaha ladies'. came to hand locking as
pretty as bran new Easter bonnet
| Fairmont Chronicle: The woman's ed-
! ton OF The Omaha Bee was a very creditable
ahair in every respect. 1t comprised twenty
| cight pages and contained much Of genuine
merit.
Waterloo Gazette: On Wednesday last Tho
omaha Daily Bee published twenty-eight
pages The work Of the issue had been
assigned to the women of Omaha and they
have issued a wonderful volume Of interest
ing and valuable information.
Valley Advocate: The Omaha Bee came
out wednesday under the management and
special guidance Of the good ladies' Of that
city. The proceeds derived from advertising.
sales Of paper. etc, will be donated 10 tbe
Presbyterian hospital Of Omaha
Stuart Ledger: The Omaha Daily Rec
was turned over to the ladies' for one day and
they took charge of It and issued the MAY
Day edition. 1t was credit to the en-
bryo quill drivers who compiled the con-
tents cf its columns that day.
Oakland Republican, The Woman's edi
ton of 1he Omaha Bee on May day con-
sisted OF twenty-eight pages and was a gem
anyone could tell the ladies had prepared
the number, but 1t was all the brighter and
more interesting in consequences
McCook Tribune: The Woman's Edition
oi Ihe omaha Bee on May Day was one of
the hnest newspaper productions the west
has seen in many moons a credit to tbo
intellect and energy Of the women as well as
a monument to the enterprise of the pub
fishers.
Arapahoe Pioneer: The ladies' edition Of
Inc Omaha Daily Bee of Wednesday is one
OF the most interesting and instructive
papers ever published in this state Where,
U Where! is the man now who believes that
woman should not be placed on an equality
with man?
West Point Republican: The Omaha Daily
Bee was turned over to the women on May /,
VINO got out The May Day Daily Bee,"
very crediabe issue Of twenty-eight pagas
me proceeds of the issue were for charitable
purposes. 1t was a big advertisement for
The Bee.
Cedar Bluffs Standard; Wednesday morn |
ing me omaha Bee was issued by the women |
or the metropolis. and contained twenty |
eight pages, filled with bright thoughts |
women as rule make a grand success of |
issuing special editions, but it is a question |
whether the average woman would be equal |
" Ihe nara work required in getting out an |
everyday newspaper
Aurora SUM- The May Day Bee. published |
by the women of Omaha for one day for
the purpose of helping the poor, was a great |
success. 1t consisted Of twenty-eight pages
containing well written articles upon almost
every conceivable subject, and was enter
tanning from title to fnis We Doubt ~
more readable and interesting newspaner
mas ever been issued in the state.
Lincoln News: The ladies' of Omaha had
charge OF The Bee for one day on the LIST
inst, and scored decided success In journal
ISM The literary and artistic features of
the edition were especially excellent I'm
like the ladies in Lincoln, who essaved a
similar feat, they took a longer time TO
working up the scheme and getting the
matter in shape, with correspondingly better
results and satisfaction.
ST. Paul Phonograph: The Omaha Bee Is
a great newspaper and Mr.. Rosewater is the
OLDEST and most progressive journalist in the
west, whether his opponents concede IL or
not. But Mr.. Rosewater is not egotisticaL
On May l he chivalrously granted the free
1om OF his big paper to the ladies' of Omaha
leaving the entire issue of that days daily
IN their hands. The ladies got out a unique
ana interesting paper, which will form an
admirable souvenir for believers in larger
duties in womans sphere.
Tobias Tribune: May Day Rec or
The Bee published on the 1st of May.
IS simply immense, containing twenty
Slsht pages and being beautifully il
ustrated and showing cuts of several hospI-
-als' colleges, etc, sporting financial
music, art, phlanthropcal, educational it,
erary' medical and women and youths de-
oartments. besides household and miscella-
lcous topics. The editorial page was ably
Nr1tten-the Introductory by Emma b. Cor
ION ION was quite witty and the same may be
'ad Of the whole issue. A description of
Nebraska's first newspaper and extracts and
Illustrations of the heading makup. etc,
vas very Interesting -F' 49,