H. A. Knoll

“Edison’s Big X-Ray Machine Ready for Use.” Buffalo Review 9 Sept. 1901 v19n80: p. [6?]. VIEW

 

 H. A. Knoll (public statements)

“Edison’s Big X-Ray Machine Ready for Use.” Buffalo Review 9 Sept. 1901 v19n80: p. [6?]. VIEW

 

 H. Gaylord Wilshire

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. [untitled]. Challenge 5 Oct. 1901 n39: pp. 8-9. VIEW

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. “Free Ads for Willie Hearst.” Challenge 12 Oct. 1901 n40: p. 5. VIEW

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. “The Story of the Mobbing.” Challenge 21 Sept. 1901 n38: p. 8. VIEW

 

 H. Gaylord Wilshire (public addresses)

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. “The Story of the Mobbing.” Challenge 21 Sept. 1901 n38: p. 8. VIEW

 

 H. H. Baker

“Shower of Hen Fruit.” Evening Transcript 21 Sept. 1901 v7n1: p. 1. VIEW

 

 H. H. Baker (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

“Shower of Hen Fruit.” Evening Transcript 21 Sept. 1901 v7n1: p. 1. VIEW

 

 H. H. Baker (public addresses)

“Shower of Hen Fruit.” Evening Transcript 21 Sept. 1901 v7n1: p. 1. VIEW

 

 H. L. Green

Harman, Lillian. “From My Point of View.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 5 Oct. 1901 v5n38 (3rd series): pp. 309-10. VIEW

 

 H. S. Canfield

Harman, Moses. “Notes from the Picket Line.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 5 Oct. 1901 v5n38 (3rd series): pp. 310-11. VIEW

Salisbury, William. “Chapter XXVI.” The Career of a Journalist. New York: B. W. Dodge, 1908: pp. 247-60. VIEW

 

 H. W. Hall

“Hard Hustle of Hall.” Minneapolis Journal 11 Sept. 1901: p. 6. VIEW

 

 Hackett, Frank Warren

SEE Frank Warren Hackett

 

 Hackett, James K.

SEE James K. Hackett

 

 Hackley, Charles H.

SEE Charles H. Hackley

 

 Hall, Alice Crossette

SEE Alice Crossette Hall

 

 Hall, H. W.

SEE H. W. Hall

 

 Haller, Frederick

SEE Frederick Haller

 

 Halser, Frank

SEE Frank Halser

 

 Halstead, Murat

SEE Murat Halstead

 

 Hamilton, Allan McLane

SEE Allan McLane Hamilton

 

 Hamilton, John Marshall

SEE John Marshall Hamilton

 

 Hamlin, Kate Louise

SEE Kate Louise Hamlin

 

 handshaking in public (presidents)

SEE presidents (handshaking in public)

 

 hanged, burned, etc., in effigy

SEE Emma Goldman (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

SEE Leon Czolgosz (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

SEE William Randolph Hearst (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

 

 Hanna, Howard Melville

SEE Howard Melville Hanna

 

 Hanna, Marcus

SEE Marcus Hanna

 

 Hans Wagner

“Tarred and Feathered.” Daily Picayune 12 Sept. 1901 v65n231: part 1, p. 2. VIEW

 

 Harding, Warren G.

SEE Warren G. Harding

 

 Hardy, Anna Kendall

SEE Anna Kendall Hardy

 

 Harman, Lillian

SEE Lillian Harman

 

 Harman, Moses

SEE Moses Harman

 

 Harold Van Buren Magonigle

“The American Architect and the American Public: The Case of the McKinley Monument.” Architectural Record Jan. 1908 v23n1: pp. 1-4. VIEW

 

 Harriet Anderson Stubbs Murphy

“Revised National Picture of President McKinley.” St. Louis Republic 12 July 1903 v96n12: mag. sect., p. [5]. VIEW

 

 Harriet Anderson Stubbs Murphy (public statements)

“Revised National Picture of President McKinley.” St. Louis Republic 12 July 1903 v96n12: mag. sect., p. [5]. VIEW

 

 Harrington, Devillo W.

SEE Devillo W. Harrington

 

 Harris, Frank

SEE Frank Harris

 

 Harris, Joel Chandler

SEE Joel Chandler Harris

 

 Harrison, Carter H., Jr.

SEE Carter H. Harrison, Jr.

 

 Harrison Gray Otis

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. “O’tis Insignificant.” Wilshire’s Monthly Magazine Nov. 1901 n41: pp. 11-12. VIEW

 

 Harrison, Richard A.

SEE Richard A. Harrison

 

 Harrison, Sela Paine

SEE Sela Paine Harrison

 

 Harry A. Bliss

“[Bliss Brothers (Harry A. and Frank H.)].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 414. VIEW

 

 Harry Craig

“Local Events.” Alpena Evening News 11 Sept. 1901 v3n36: p. [4]. VIEW

 

 Harry M. Tichenor

Tichenor, Harry M. “Suicides and Martyrs.” Free Society 15 June 1902 v9n24: p. 6. VIEW

 

 Harry M. Tichenor (public statements)

Tichenor, Harry M. “Suicides and Martyrs.” Free Society 15 June 1902 v9n24: p. 6. VIEW

 

 Harry Tracy (compared with Czolgosz)

SEE Leon Czolgosz (compared with Harry Tracy)

 

 Harry Winer

“Waited on McKinley at Last Dinner.” Buffalo Evening News 6 Sept. 1921 v76n125: sect. 2, p. 24. VIEW

 

 Harter residence

“‘M’Kinley Still Is President.’” Camden Daily Courier 19 Sept. 1901 v20n95: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Harvey, Caleb

SEE Caleb Harvey

 

 Harvey R. Gaylord

 

 Harvey R. Gaylord (photographs)

“Harvey Russell Gaylord.” Men of Buffalo. Chicago: A. N. Marquis, 1902: p. 385. VIEW

 

 Hatch-Adams Carnival Company

[notice]. Roanoke Beacon 3 Apr. 1903 v14n3: p. [5]. VIEW

 

 Hattie Cross

[untitled]. Orleans County Monitor 16 Sept. 1901 v30n37: supp., p. [2]. VIEW

 

 Hattie Tucker Clarke

Clarke, Elisha P. “From the Pan-American.” Hope Valley Advertiser 12 Sept. 1901 v26n37: p. [3]. VIEW

 

 Havana, Cuba (telegrams)

“Official Action.” Indianapolis Journal 7 Sept. 1901 v51n250: p. 2. VIEW

 

 Hawley, Joseph R.

SEE Joseph R. Hawley

 

 Hay, John

SEE John Hay

 

 Hay, William

SEE William Hay

 

 Haydon Jones

Armes, Ethel. “Haydon Jones, Newspaper Artist.” National Magazine May 1906 v24n2: pp. 144-54. VIEW

 

 Haydon Jones (public statements)

Armes, Ethel. “Haydon Jones, Newspaper Artist.” National Magazine May 1906 v24n2: pp. 144-54. VIEW

 

 Hayes, Rutherford B.

SEE Rutherford B. Hayes

 

 Hayman Katz

“Pertinent Personals.” Middleburgh Post 19 Sept. 1901 v38n37: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Haymarket trial (compared with Czolgosz trial)

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: compared with Haymarket trial)

 

 Hayward, John D.

SEE John D. Hayward

 

 Hazard, Rowland Gibson

SEE Rowland Gibson Hazard

 

 Hazel, John R.

SEE John R. Hazel

 

 Hazen, William P.

SEE William P. Hazen

 

 health bulletins

SEE William McKinley (official bulletins)

 

 health of McKinley

SEE William McKinley (medical condition)

 

 Heard, Sarah Harper

SEE Sarah Harper Heard

 

 Hearst newspapers

SEE ALSO New York Journal

SEE ALSO William Randolph Hearst

SEE ALSO yellow journalism

[untitled]. Commoner 4 Oct. 1901 v1n37: p. 6. VIEW

[untitled]. Indianapolis Journal 12 Sept. 1901 v51n255: p. 4. VIEW

[untitled]. Journal and Republican and Lowville Times 16 Apr. 1914 v55n23: p. [4]. VIEW

“Citizens of Hanford Burn William R. Hearst in Effigy.” San Francisco Call 7 Sept. 1901 v90n99: p. 5. VIEW

“The Coin of the Yellow.” San Francisco Call 27 Sept. 1901 v90n119: p. 6. VIEW

“Cowardly Yellow Hypocrites.” Fall River Daily Evening News 21 Sept. 1901 v42: p. 4. VIEW

Cowley-Brown, John Stapleton. “Skinning a Skunk.” Goose-Quill 1 Nov. 1901 v1n1 (new series): pp. 15-16. VIEW

Creelman, James. “The Real Mr. Hearst.” Pearson’s Magazine Apr. 1912 v27n4: pp. 504-14. VIEW

“A Disgraceful Exhibition.” Hanford Daily Journal 7 Sept. 1901 v7n99: p. [2]. VIEW

“The Examiner’s Justification.” San Francisco Call 25 Oct. 1901 v90n147: p. 6. VIEW

“Hearst a Coward as Well as an Assassin.” Jersey City News 14 Sept. 1901 v13n3780: p. [4]. VIEW

“Hearst and American People.” San Francisco Call 1 Oct. 1901 v90n123: p. 6. VIEW

“Hearst and His Judges.” San Francisco Call 25 Sept. 1901 v90n117: p. 6. VIEW

“Hearst the Abominable.” Jersey City News 9 Sept. 1901 v13n3775: p. [2]. VIEW

“Hearst’s Peculiar Papers.” Tacoma Daily Ledger 17 Sept. 1901 v19n260: p. 4. VIEW

“Just Indignation.” Daily Delta 8 Sept. 1901 v20: p. 1. VIEW

Pratt, E. A. “Crawling, Not Repenting.” New York Press 12 Sept. 1901 v14n5034: p. 6. VIEW

“Random Shots.” Fremont Tri-Weekly Tribune 26 Sept. 1901 v34n36: p. [2]. VIEW

“The Real Assassin.” Jersey City News 10 Sept. 1901 v13n3776: p. 1. VIEW

“Reform Themselves.” Berkeley Daily Gazette 16 Sept. 1901 v10n352 (new series): p. 4. VIEW

“Roosevelt Has Been ‘Found.’” Missoulian 22 Sept. 1901 v23n128: p. 4. VIEW

“The Spirit of the Press.” San Francisco Call 26 Sept. 1901 v90n118: p. 6. VIEW

“Stroke of the Rattlesnake.” San Francisco Call 24 Sept. 1901 v90n116: p. 6. VIEW

“Topics of the Times.” Daily Tulare Register 23 Sept. 1901 v15n44: p. 1. VIEW

“Where Hearst Gets His Support.” Jersey City News 14 Sept. 1901 v13n3780: p. [4]. VIEW

Wilshire, H. Gaylord. “Free Ads for Willie Hearst.” Challenge 12 Oct. 1901 n40: p. 5. VIEW

“Yello Wjournals” [sic]. Fresno Morning Republican 11 Sept. 1901 v21n90: p. 4. VIEW

“Yellow Cartoons.” Broad Axe 3 Oct. 1901 v11n3: p. 1. VIEW

“Yellow Journalism.” Evening Standard 25 Sept. 1901 v31: p. 2. VIEW

“Yellow Journalism.” Pacific 19 Sept. 1901 v51n38: pp. 4-5. VIEW

“Yellow Journalism Not Responsible.” Coast Mail 5 Oct. 1901 v23n40: p. [2]. VIEW

 

 Hearst newspapers (role in the assassination)

SEE ALSO yellow journalism (role in the assassination)

[untitled]. Choteau Acantha 7 Apr. 1904 v10n31: p. [4]. VIEW

[untitled]. Liberator Sept. 1901 v3n2: p. 12. VIEW

[untitled]. Passaic Daily News 11 Sept. 1901 v25: p. 4. VIEW

[untitled]. San Francisco Call 26 Oct. 1907 v102n148: p. 14. VIEW

“Anarchist Blames ‘Journal.’” Windsor Ledger 26 Sept. 1901 v17n25: p. [4]. VIEW

“Attempt to Rob the Grave.” Knoxville Sentinel 24 Sept. 1901 v15n229: p. 4. VIEW

Bierce, Ambrose. “A Thumb-Nail Sketch.” The Collected Works of Ambrose Bierce. Vol. 12. New York: Neale Publishing, 1912: pp. 305-15. VIEW

Bonnet, Theodore. “William R. Hearst: A Critical Study.” Lantern Mar. 1916 v1n12: pp. 365-80. VIEW

“Brisbane to Ministers on Candidate Hearst.” New York Times 31 Oct. 1905 v55n17447: p. 4. VIEW

Creelman, James. “The Real Mr. Hearst.” Pearson’s Magazine Apr. 1912 v27n4: pp. 504-14. VIEW

“A Disgraceful Exhibition.” Hanford Daily Journal 7 Sept. 1901 v7n99: p. [2]. VIEW

G., W. D. [untitled]. Sun [New York] 13 Sept. 1901 v69n13: p. 6. VIEW

“Hearst a Coward as Well as an Assassin.” Jersey City News 14 Sept. 1901 v13n3780: p. [4]. VIEW

“Hearst Answers Queries of a Hostile Press.” Buffalo Courier 6 Nov. 1906 v71n310: p. 2. VIEW

“Hearst the Abominable.” Jersey City News 9 Sept. 1901 v13n3775: p. [2]. VIEW

“Hearst’s Peculiar Papers.” Tacoma Daily Ledger 17 Sept. 1901 v19n260: p. 4. VIEW

“National Spelling Class.” New York Press 24 Sept. 1901 v14n5046: p. 6. VIEW

“Random Shots.” Fremont Tri-Weekly Tribune 26 Sept. 1901 v34n36: p. [2]. VIEW

“The Real Assassin.” Jersey City News 10 Sept. 1901 v13n3776: p. 1. VIEW

“Root and Czolgosz.” Mirror 8 Nov. 1906 v16n37: p. 2. VIEW

Russell, Charles Edward. “Comment on Things Doing.” Coming Nation 2 Nov. 1912 n112 (new series): pp. 3-4. VIEW

“Stroke of the Rattlesnake.” San Francisco Call 24 Sept. 1901 v90n116: p. 6. VIEW

“Throwing Stones from Glass Houses.” Evening Mail 20 Sept. 1901 v44n36: p. 4. VIEW

“Yellow Journalism.” Evening Standard 25 Sept. 1901 v31: p. 2. VIEW

 

 Hearst, William Randolph

SEE William Randolph Hearst

 

 Hecock, Ray

SEE Ray Hecock

 

 Hector, J. H.

SEE J. H. Hector

 

 Heisler, John C.

SEE John C. Heisler

 

 Helen Gould

“Will Work for M’Kinley Arch.” Buffalo Evening News 31 Oct. 1901 v43n18: p. 7. VIEW

 

 Helen Grant Oberdorf

“Short Notes.” Livonia Gazette 20 Sept. 1901 v27n48: p. [?]. VIEW

 

 Helen McKinley

 

 Helen McKinley (informed about assassination)

“His Sisters.” Stark County Democrat 10 Sept. 1901 v67n133: p. 5. VIEW

 

 Helen McKinley (photographs)

“Mrs. Duncan and Miss Alice [sic] McKinley.” The True Story of the Assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo. By Richard H. Barry. Buffalo: Robert Allan Reid, 1901: p. 29. VIEW

 

 Helen Tufts

Holmes, William. “Comm nt” [sic]. Free Society 21 Dec. 1902 v9n51: pp. 2-3. VIEW

 

 Henderson, David B.

SEE David B. Henderson

 

 Henneman, John Bell

SEE John Bell Henneman

 

 Henrietta Tice

“Gives Up Czolgosz Tomb.” Chicago Daily Tribune 28 Oct. 1901 v60n301: part 1, p. 2. VIEW

“Plans a Shaft for Czolgosz.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 27 Oct. 1901 v60n300: part 1, p. 1. VIEW

 

 Henry VIII (compared with William McKinley)

SEE William McKinley (compared with Henry VIII)

 

 Henry A. Childs

“Police Didn’t Know the Great Men of Buffalo.” Buffalo Sunday Times 29 Sept. 1901 v44n55: part 2, p. [15]. VIEW

 

 Henry Apthorp

 

 Henry Apthorp (public addresses)

Apthorp, Henry. “Industrial Socialism or the Problem of Getting a Living.” Corporations Auxiliary Company Bulletin Oct. 1903 v2n4: pp. 247-85. VIEW

 

 Henry Arlen

“Note and Comment.” Truth Seeker 28 Sept. 1901 v28n39: p. 609. VIEW

 

 Henry Bool

“Two Types: Patriot and Anarchist.” Liberty Jan. 1903 v14n5: p. 2. VIEW

 

 Henry Bush

“Anarchist Discharged.” Lewiston Daily Sun 21 Sept. 1901 v9: p. 7. VIEW

 

 Henry C. Payne

 

 Henry C. Payne (public statements)

“Part of Anarchist Scheme.” New York Times 7 Sept. 1901 v50n16121: p. 5. VIEW

 

 Henry Cabot Lodge

“Mr. Hanna’s ‘If.’” Boston Evening Transcript 24 Sept. 1901: p. 8. VIEW

“Roosevelt Cabinet Forecasted.” Buffalo Review 16 Sept. 1901 v19n86: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Henry Cabot Lodge (editorial cartoons)
Wing, Frank. “Teddy Studies Reciprocity.” St. Paul Globe 26 Sept. 1901 v24n269: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Henry Clay Frick

“Henry C. Frick Much Affected by the News of the Crime.” Daily Picayune 13 Sept. 1901 v65n232: part 1, p. 7. VIEW

 

 Henry Clay Frick (public statements)

“Henry C. Frick Much Affected by the News of the Crime.” Daily Picayune 13 Sept. 1901 v65n232: part 1, p. 7. VIEW

 

 Henry Codman Potter

 

 Henry Codman Potter (prayers)

“Tributes to President McKinley.” Outlook 28 Sept. 1901 v69n4: pp. 241-43. VIEW

 

 Henry Codman Potter (public statements)

“Enough of This!” Truth Seeker 5 Oct. 1901 v28n40: p. 628. VIEW

Flower, B. O. “The Assassination of the President and the Aftermath.” Arena Nov. 1901 v26n5: pp. 532-38. VIEW

 

 Henry Du Laurence Niedzwiedzki

“Gave Czolgasz [sic] an Atomizer.” Cleveland Plain Dealer 23 Sept. 1901 v60n266: p. 4. VIEW

 

 Henry Du Laurence Niedzwiedzki (public statements)

“Gave Czolgasz [sic] an Atomizer.” Cleveland Plain Dealer 23 Sept. 1901 v60n266: p. 4. VIEW

 

 Henry Frantz

 

 Henry Frantz (photographs)

“Corporal Henry Frantz and Military Guard on Duty on Saturday in Front of Milburn Residence. Press Tent and Military Headquarters to Right.” New-York Tribune 16 Sept. 1901 v61n20028: p. 4. VIEW

 

 Henry George, Jr.

F., J. “Anarchy in New York.” Free Society 18 May 1902 v9n20: pp. 1-2. VIEW

 

 Henry Greenfeld

“Mobbing and Effigies.” Boston Evening Transcript 20 Sept. 1901: p. 7. VIEW

 

 Henry H. Washburn

 

 Henry H. Washburn (public statements)

“The Assassination of President McKinley.” Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen’s Magazine Oct. 1901 v31n4: p. 662. VIEW

Flower, B. O. “The Assassination of the President and the Aftermath.” Arena Nov. 1901 v26n5: pp. 532-38. VIEW

 

 Henry Irving

 

 Henry Irving (public addresses)

Bowker, Alfred. “Chapter II.” The King Alfred Millenary. London: Macmillan, 1902: part 2, pp. 56-84. VIEW

 

 Henry J. Nichols

“Heard the Shots Fired at Buffalo.” Milford Cabinet 19 Sept. 1901 v100n12: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Henry Jacques Garrigues

 

 Henry Jacques Garrigues (public statements)

“A Possible Source of the Gangrene in the Case of the Late President.” Medical Record 5 Oct. 1901 v60n14: p. 537. VIEW

 

 Henry M. Duffield

 

 Henry M. Duffield (public statements)

“‘Kill Them,’ They Cried Out.” Atlanta Constitution 16 Sept. 1901 v34: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Henry R. Naylor

 

 Henry R. Naylor (public statements)

“The Assassination of the President.” Railroad Telegrapher Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 887-88. VIEW

“No Excuse for It.” Madison County Times 13 Sept. 1901 v32n7: p. [3]. VIEW

“The Week.” Nation 12 Sept. 1901 v73n1889: pp. 197-99. [excerpt 2 of 3] VIEW

 

 Henry R. Naylor (sermons)

“No Excuse for It.” Madison County Times 13 Sept. 1901 v32n7: p. [3]. VIEW

 

 Henry R. Wharton

 

 Henry R. Wharton (public statements)

“Professional Opinions of Prominent Surgeons Regarding the President’s Wounds.” Philadelphia Medical Journal 14 Sept. 1901 v8n11: pp. 438-39. VIEW

 

 Henry T. Kent

 

 Henry T. Kent (illustrations)

Harker, George A. “Speakers’ Platform at the Coliseum When M’Kinley Memorial Was Being Read to the Immense Audience.” St. Louis Republic 20 Sept. 1901 v94n83: p. 4. VIEW

 

 Henry W. Wendt

 

 Henry W. Wendt (photographs)

“Henry W. Wendt.” Men of Buffalo. Chicago: A. N. Marquis, 1902: p. 110. VIEW

 

 Henry Y. Satterlee

Brent, Charles H. “Visions and Tasks, 1898-1901” [chapter 13]. A Master Builder. New York: Longmans, Green, 1916: pp. 233-56. VIEW

 

 Henry Y. Satterlee (public addresses)

Brent, Charles H. “Visions and Tasks, 1898-1901” [chapter 13]. A Master Builder. New York: Longmans, Green, 1916: pp. 233-56. VIEW

 

 Heppner, Frederick

SEE Frederick Heppner

 

 Herbert Brooks

“Secret Service Men Blamed for Carelessness.” Evening Telegram [Providence] 9 Sept. 1901 v44n69: p. 5. VIEW

 

 Herbert M. Hill

“Alumni Notes.” Hamilton Review Nov. 1901 v15n2: pp. 52-59. VIEW

“Chemist Won’t Talk.” Reading Eagle 21 Sept. 1901 v34n237: p. 1. VIEW

“Virus from Wounds Forced into Veins of Dogs and Cats.” Buffalo Courier 18 Sept. 1901 v66n261: p. 7. VIEW

 

 Herbert M. Hill (photographs)

“Herbert M. Hill, A. M., Ph. D.” The Iris. Vol. 8. [Buffalo]: Iris Association, University of Buffalo, 1905: p. 17. VIEW

 

 Herbert M. Hill (public statements)

“Virus from Wounds Forced into Veins of Dogs and Cats.” Buffalo Courier 18 Sept. 1901 v66n261: p. 7. VIEW

 

 Herbert Spencer

Coleman, James M. “Anarchism and Herbert Spencer.” Christian Nation 8 Jan. 1902 v36: p. 2. VIEW

 

 Herman Dormeyer

“Czolgosz Sympathizer Painted Red.” Lockport Journal 30 Oct. 1901 v44n106: p. 3. VIEW

 

 Herman F. Schuettler

 

 Herman F. Schuettler (public statements)

“Deny Bail to Anarchists.” Chicago Daily Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v60n253: part 1, p. 1. VIEW

 

 Herman Mynter

SEE ALSO McKinley physicians

“Great Surgeon Was Blunt.” Silverton Standard 21 Mar. 1903 v14n17: p. 10. VIEW

“The Month.” Post-Graduate Oct. 1901 v16n10: pp. 874-78. VIEW

“[Mynter, H.].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 48. VIEW

“Some Points in the President’s Case.” Alabama Medical Journal Oct. 1901 v12n11: pp. 607-08. VIEW

 

 Herman Mynter (death)

“Medical Items.” Maryland Medical Journal Mar. 1903 v46n3: pp. 135-36. VIEW

 

 Herman Mynter (photographs)

SEE ALSO McKinley physicians (photographs)

“Dr. Herman Mynter.” American Monthly Review of Reviews Oct. 1901 v24n4: p. 421. VIEW

“Dr. Herman Mynter.” Pearson’s Magazine Nov. 1901: p. 519. VIEW

“Herman Mynter, M. D.” Men of Buffalo. Chicago: A. N. Marquis, 1902: p. 390. VIEW

 

 Herman Mynter (public addresses)

“The Month.” Post-Graduate Nov. 1901 v16n11: pp. 1006-10. VIEW

 

 Herman Mynter (public statements)

SEE ALSO McKinley physicians (public statements)

Ferris, Ralph H. “McKinley’s Doctors Want an Appropriation.” Physical Culture Jan. 1902 v6n4: p. 181. VIEW

“God Disposes and Man Proposes.” Youngstown Vindicator 10 Sept. 1901 v13n8: p. 7. VIEW

“‘Heart Affection Probable Cause.’” Philadelphia Inquirer 14 Sept. 1901 v145n76: p. 6. VIEW

“The Medical Treatment.” Burlington Hawk-Eye 17 Sept. 1901 v63n85: p. 3. VIEW

“No Trace of Poison Is Found.” San Francisco Call 12 Sept. 1901 v90n104: p. 2. VIEW

“The President’s Case.” Hot Springs Medical Journal 15 Oct. 1901 v10n10: pp. 305-09. VIEW

“Solid Food Given to the President.” Brooklyn Daily Eagle 12 Sept. 1901 v61n253: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Herrán, Tomás

SEE Tomás Herrán

 

 Herrick, Cordello C.

SEE Cordello C. Herrick

 

 Herrick, John P.

SEE John P. Herrick

 

 Herrick, Myron T.

SEE Myron T. Herrick

 

 Heva Golzosch

Babcock, Bernie. “Death to the Cat’s-Paw” [chapter 10]. With Claw and Fang. Indianapolis: Clean Politics Publishing, 1911: pp. 101-12. VIEW

 

 Hewitt, Abram S.

SEE Abram S. Hewitt

 

 Hickey, John J.

SEE John J. Hickey

 

 Hill, Herbert M.

SEE Herbert M. Hill

 

 Hill, Kendrick C.

SEE Kendrick C. Hill

 

 Hillis, Newell Dwight

SEE Newell Dwight Hillis

 

 Hine, James W.

SEE James W. Hine

 

 Hinsdale, Elizur Brace

SEE Elizur Brace Hinsdale

 

 Hiram Marshall

“Driven Insane.” Houston Daily Post 15 Sept. 1901 n164: p. 5. VIEW

 

 historical events (McKinley administration, 1897-1901)

Townsend, G. W. “Principal Events During President McKinley’s Administration.” Memorial Life of William McKinley. [n.p.]: [n.p.], 1901: pp. 185-86. VIEW

 

 history of McKinley

SEE William McKinley (personal history)

 

 history of Roosevelt

SEE Theodore Roosevelt (personal history)

 

 Hitchcock, Ethan A.

SEE Ethan A. Hitchcock

 

 Hoar, George F.

SEE George F. Hoar

 

 Hobart, Edward

SEE Edward Hobart

 

 Hobart, Garret A.

SEE Garret A. Hobart

 

 Hobart, Jennie

SEE Jennie Hobart

 

 Hodge, O. J.

SEE O. J. Hodge

 

 Hodgins, John

SEE John Hodgins

 

 Hoke, George M.

SEE George M. Hoke

 

 Holmes, O. W.

SEE O. W. Holmes

 

 Hopkins, Alphonso A.

SEE Alphonso A. Hopkins

 

 Horace Place

 

 Horace Place (public statements)

“‘It Is Not God’s Way.’” Cleveland Plain Dealer 23 Sept. 1901 v60n266: p. 8. VIEW

 

 Horace Porter

“In Somber Draping.” St. Paul Globe 15 Sept. 1901 v24n258: part 1, p. 6. VIEW

 

 Horwitz, Orville

SEE Orville Horwitz

 

 Howard Melville Hanna

“These Men Were Cool While Terror Reigned.” Enterprise [Sheridan] 28 Sept. 1901 v14n45: p. [6]. VIEW

 

 Howe, William A.

SEE William A. Howe

 

 Howland, William Holmes

SEE William Holmes Howland

 

 Hughes, Charles Evans

SEE Charles Evans Hughes

 

 Hughes, W. E.

SEE W. E. Hughes

 

 Humbert I assassination

McClure, Alexander K., and Charles Morris. “The Assassin and the Anarchists” [chapter 28]. The Authentic Life of William McKinley. Memorial ed. [n.p.]: [n.p.], 1901: pp. 438-47. VIEW

 

 Humble, Samuel B.

SEE Samuel B. Humble

 

 Humphrey, John

SEE John Humphrey

 

 hung, burned, etc., in effigy

SEE Emma Goldman (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

SEE Leon Czolgosz (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

SEE William Randolph Hearst (hanged, burned, etc., in effigy)

 

 Hunt, Evelyn

SEE Evelyn Hunt

 

 Huntington, DeWitt Clinton

SEE DeWitt Clinton Huntington

 

 Huntington, William Reed

SEE William Reed Huntington

 

 Huntley, Charles R.

SEE Charles R. Huntley

 

 Hurd, Arthur W.

SEE Arthur W. Hurd

 

 Hurst, John Fletcher

SEE John Fletcher Hurst

 

 Huttman, Fritz

SEE Fritz Huttman

 

 Hyacinth Fudzinski

“Czolgosz Taken into the Church.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 26 Oct. 1901 v54n66: p. 1. VIEW

“Czolgosz to Die at 7 Tomorrow.” Chicago Daily Tribune 28 Oct. 1901 v60n301: part 1, p. 2. VIEW

“Plans a Shaft for Czolgosz.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 27 Oct. 1901 v60n300: part 1, p. 1. VIEW

Steep, Thomas W. “Czolgosz’s Last Hours and Death.” Buffalo Courier 29 Oct. 1901 v66n302: pp. 1-2. VIEW

 

 Hyacinth Fudzinski (illustrations)

“Father Fudzinski.” Akron Daily Democrat 1 Nov. 1901 v10n167: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Hyacinth Fudzinski (public statements)

“Czolgosz as a ‘Problem.’” Workers’ Call 2 Nov. 1901 v3n139: p. [2]. VIEW

“Czolgosz Taken into the Church.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 26 Oct. 1901 v54n66: p. 1. VIEW

“Czolgosz to Die at 7 Tomorrow.” Chicago Daily Tribune 28 Oct. 1901 v60n301: part 1, p. 2. VIEW

“Plans a Shaft for Czolgosz.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 27 Oct. 1901 v60n300: part 1, p. 1. VIEW

Steep, Thomas W. “Czolgosz’s Last Hours and Death.” Buffalo Courier 29 Oct. 1901 v66n302: pp. 1-2. VIEW

 

 hymns

SEE ALSO William McKinley (death: music)

SEE ALSO William McKinley (music)

 

 hymns (“Come to Jesus”)

“Et Cætera.” Tablet 21 Sept. 1901 v98n3202: p. 457. VIEW

“Notes and Remarks.” Ave Maria 12 Oct. 1901 v53n15: pp. 470-73. [excerpt 2 of 2] VIEW

 

 hymns (“Lead, Kindly Light”)

Newman, John Henry. “The Pillar of the Cloud.” Verses on Various Occasions. London: Longmans, Green, 1910: pp. 156-57. VIEW

 

 hymns (“Nearer, My God, to Thee”)

“Church and Organ Music.” Musical Times and Singing-Class Circular 1 Oct. 1901 v42n704: pp. 672-73. VIEW

Macdonald, George E. “Observations.” Truth Seeker 5 Oct. 1901 v28n40: pp. 631-32. VIEW

Smith, Nicholas. “Nearer, My God, to Thee” [chapter 21]. Hymns Historically Famous. Chicago: Advance Publishing, 1901: pp. 174-82. VIEW

 

 hypnotism theory

SEE McKinley assassination (hypnotism theory)

 


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