Index for the Register Volumes 68-110 - Kentucky Historical Society

"New Scholarship on John G. Fee and the
Early Years of Berea College," by John
David Smith, 95:79–85
"New School Presbyterian Seminary in
Woodford County," by Harold M. Parker
Jr., 74:99–111
New Side Synod (New York), 106:170
Newsome Crushed Stone & Quarry
Company (Knoxville, Tenn.), 92:57
New South, 79:226; regional identity of,
110:578
New South Creed, The: A Study in
Southern Mythmaking, by Paul M.
Gaston: reviewed, 68:372–73
New South Faces the World: Foreign
Affairs and the Southern Sense of Self,
1877–1950, by Tennant S. McWilliams:
reviewed, 87:179–81
Newspaper Press in Kentucky, The, by
Herndon J. Evans: reviewed, 76:155–57
Newstaedter, J. A., 70:261–62
Newsweek, 91:194, 195, 197, 95:296,
106:440; on Henry H. Denhardt,
84:388; on the media as historians,
92:402
"New Thoughts on an Old Theme," by
Thomas B. Jones, 69:293–318
Newton, Joseph, 69:257
Newton, Judy Ann: and Michael Newton,
The Ku Klux Klan: An Encyclopedia,
noted, 89:433–34
Newton, Kansas: i (Jan.)
Newton, William, 69:61
Newton Theological Seminary (Andover,
Mass.), 110:539–40
"New Towns," 107:366, 369; and the
Council of the Southern Mountains,
107:346–48; programs of, 107:352
New Woman in Alabama: Social Reforms
and Suffrage, 1890–1920, by Mary
Martha Thomas: reviewed, 91:450–51
"New Women": expectations of,
101:46–49, 51–53
New Women of the New South: The
Leaders of the Woman Suffrage
Index
Movement in the Southern States, by
Marjorie Spruill Wheeler: reviewed,
92:101–2
"'New Wrinkle for Rural Uplift': Henry
Hardin Cherry and His Famous
Chautauquas," by Jonathan Jeffrey,
92:267–87
New York, 69:7, 38, 61, 63, 150, 155,
241, 70:19, 61, 95, 135, 71:314, 373,
447, 72:38, 51, 139, 331, 105:220,
107:213, 343; coal markets of, 107:322;
identification with presidents, 106:480;
Jesuits in, 108:237; and Robert F.
Kennedy's senate campaign,
107:382–83; Shakers in, 109:6;
Southern Tier Counties of, 107:382–85;
and treatment of tuberculosis, 105:635;
triracial isolate group in, 102:212
New York (ship), 97:183
New York, N.Y., 68:2, 10, 26, 33, 35,
182, 257, 69:16, 39, 52, 57, 59, 91,
153, 181, 238, 318, 326, 387, 71:81,
217, 393, 461, 72:282, 298, 73:277,
278, 283, 378, 431, 74:262, 310,
99:103, 118, 367, 385, 100:56, 175,
183, 200, 494, 105:580, 107:226; 1864
attempt to burn, 75:82; community
development in, 107:386; Cooper
Institute, 106:308; election of 1844 in,
100:464–65; filibustering efforts in,
105:582; Jews in, 110:167; and Mary
Todd Lincoln, 109:200; port of, 110:408;
poverty in, 107:382; Vicksburg
campaign victory celebration, 103:654;
during World War II, 101:91–92
New York Asylum for Widows and
Orphans (New York, N.Y.): and John S.
Rarey, 108:204
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church,
70:129
New York Central Railroad, 94:282
New York City Independent, 96:43
New York Courier and Enquirer, 81:190
New York Daily News, 71:333
New York Daily Tribune, 99:347
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