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Source: Bourbon News
Source type: newspaper Document type: illustration Document title: “Leon Czolgosz, Assassin” Image size (in source, approx. h x w): unknown Author(s): anonymous City of publication: Paris, Kentucky Date of publication: 13 September 1901 Volume number: 21 Issue number: 65 Pagination: [2] |
| Citation |
| “Leon Czolgosz, Assassin.” Bourbon News 13 Sept. 1901 v21n65: p. [2]. |
| Transcription |
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| Keywords |
| Leon Czolgosz (illustrations); Leon Czolgosz (name, pronunciation of). |
| Named persons |
| William S. Bull [in notes]; Leon Czolgosz [in notes]; William McKinley [in notes]; Elihu Root [in notes]. |
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Descriptive text accompanying the illustration reads as follows: “The
name of Leon Czolgosz, the assassin of President McKinley, is best pronounced
by the uninitiated by recollecting how the Russian always introduces a
‘t’ into the pronunciation of the name of the czar. Thus the Russian says
‘t-zar.’ In the case of Czolgosz one should say ‘Tschal-gotch,’ with the
‘l’ faintly sounded and the second ‘t’ quite full. The average American,
however, will get it as ‘Shawl-gotch,’ and that is about as correct as
he can make it. The assassin has lived in Detroit, other parts of Michigan,
Cleveland and Cincinnati, and been in Chicago quite recently. He is without
particular education, except in anarchistic doctrines. The picture given
is the one ordered taken by Chief of Police Bull, of Buffalo, and Secretary
of War Root.”
Title herein taken from caption.
Image courtesy of Chronicling America. |
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