Hearst blamed for assassination in yellow journalism
Harry W. Walker in The New Yorker argues that William R Hearst and his New York Journal bear responsibility for the McKinley shooting. He condemns Hearst's influence, comparing him to Emma Goldman and John Most, and urges action against what he calls unlicensed journalism that advocates anarchism and violence.
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Emma Goldman
Hearst
Times
New York Journal
Mark Hanna
J. Pierpont Morgan
Vanderbilts
Rockefellers
Goulds
Roosevelts
McKinleys
Congress
William McKinley
Harry W. Walker
The
New Yorker
McKinley Death In 1901 A Nation Mourns President
The article commemorates William McKinley as a man of honor whose assassination shocked the nation. It recalls Lincoln and Garfield as prior victims and lauds McKinley for his civic virtue and dedication to public welfare.
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Senator Hearst
Mrs. Hearst
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
William McKinley
Roosevelt
Inter-Ocean
Frank M. Nye
Minneapolis
Washington
Columbia
Peruna Cited By Nurse In Minn For Headache And Stomach Ailments
Miss Lacy Annie Heiser a nine year trained nurse from Minneapolis writes from Albert Lea Minnesota that after trying various medicines a friend recommended Peruna which she began using and after four bottles has been two months free from headaches stomach troubles and kidney pelvic weaknesses. She notes several friends see benefit and recommends the Perruna Medicine Co Columbus Ohio offering a free book on catarrh by Dr Hartman.
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Miss Lacy Annie Heiser
Homeopathic Hospital of
Minneapolis, Minn
Peruna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Lucy Annie Heiser
Prom
Amands Shumaker
Perrns Medicine Co
8. B. Hartman
McKinley Death Refocused Nation on Roosevelt
The piece lauds William McKinley as a heroic Christian leader and notes Theodore Roosevelt will succeed him as president, praising his proven record as New York governor and predicting steady policy continuation. It highlights public tributes, calls for restraint toward the assassin, and emphasizes McKinley’s private virtue and steadfast wife’s devotion.
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Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
Roosevelt
New York
Union
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