Flower, B. O. “Czolgosz the Product of a Materialistic, Greed-Crazed World.” Arena Jan. 1902 v27n1: pp. 100-01. READ

C., J. [untitled]. Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 28 Sept. 1901 v5n37 (3rd series): p. 302. READ

Orcutt, William Dana. “Later Years in the Senate. 1899-1905” [chapter 6]. Burrows of Michigan and the Republican Party. Vol. 2. New York: Longmans, Green, 1917: pp. 197-244. READ

Adam, J. Douglas. “Address.” William McKinley: Character Sketches of America’s Martyred Chieftain. Comp. Charles E. Benedict. New York: Blanchard Press, [1901?]: pp. 118-19. READ

“No Danger in the Financial World.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 7 Sept. 1901 v54n17: p. 4. READ

“Czolgosz’s Early Career.” Daily Picayune 11 Sept. 1901 v65n230: part 1, p. 2. READ

“Minutes of Meetings: Of the Society.” Oct. 1901 v27n8: pp. 213-18. READ

“Does Not Show Insanity.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 3. READ

“Does Not Show Insanity.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 3. READ

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

“Anxious Day in Wall Street.” Chicago Daily Tribune 14 Sept. 1901 v60n257: p. 11. READ

“Little Chance of a Panic.” Washington Times 7 Sept. 1901 n2660: p. 3. READ

“President M’Kinley Shot.” Chicago Daily News 6 Sept. 1901 v26n214: part 1, p. 1. READ

“Little Chance of a Panic.” Washington Times 7 Sept. 1901 n2660: p. 3. READ

“Outlines of Oklahoma.” Wichita Daily Eagle 20 Sept. 1901 v35n107: p. 4. READ

“Outlines of Oklahoma.” Wichita Daily Eagle 20 Sept. 1901 v35n107: p. 4. READ

“Valley of Virginia.” Richmond Dispatch 15 Sept. 1901 n15727: p. 5. READ

“Tumultuous Excitement.” Arizona Silver Belt 19 Sept. 1901 v24n23: p. 6. READ

“Czolgosz Fearless of Death.” Pittsburg Press 28 Oct. 1901 v18n299: p. 1. READ

Steep, Thomas W. “Czolgosz May Never Live to Reach Electric Death Chair.” Buffalo Courier 28 Oct. 1901 v66n301: pp. 1-2. READ

“J. Warren Mead, Warden of Auburn Prison, Who Superintended the Electrocution of Czolgosz This Morning.” Buffalo Courier 29 Oct. 1901 v66n302: p. 1. READ

“Czolgosz Fearless of Death.” Pittsburg Press 28 Oct. 1901 v18n299: p. 1. READ

SEE Leon Czolgosz (compared with Jack London)

“Facts and Opinions.” Weekly Underwriter 3 Feb. 1906 v74n5: pp. 78-84. READ

“Strong Words from Jacob Riis.” Brooklyn Daily Eagle 19 Sept. 1901 v61n260: p. 4. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

Channing, Walter. “The Mental Status of Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley.” American Journal of Insanity Oct. 1902 v59n2: pp. 233-78. READ

“Czolgosz Says He Had No Aid.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 8 Sept. 1901 v60n251: part 1, pp. 1, 4. READ

“Round-Up of Anarchists Made by the Secret Service.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 8 Sept. 1901 v54n18: part 2, p. 4. READ

Deutsch, Jacob. “Timely Suggestions.” Memphis Medical Monthly Feb. 1902 v22n2: pp. 87-92. READ

“Czolgosz Had Money.” Sun 10 Sept. 1901 v69n10: p. 8. READ

“To Buffalo under Watchful Eyes.” Cleveland Plain Dealer 24 Sept. 1901 v60n267: pp. 1, 3. READ

[untitled]. Southern Mercury 3 Apr. 1902 v22n14: p. 16. READ

SEE ALSO Garfield assassination

SEE Garfield assassination

“Raise Point of Disability.” Chicago Daily Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v60n253: part 1, p. 2. READ

“Believe Czolgosz Had Confederates.” Rome Daily Sentinel 19 Sept. 1901 v20: p. 5. READ

“Did Czolgosz Have Aids?” Iowa State Register 22 Sept. 1901 v46n224: p. 12. READ

“Did Czolgosz Have Aids?” Iowa State Register 22 Sept. 1901 v46n224: p. 12. READ

[untitled]. Afro-American-Ledger 28 Sept. 1901 v10n8: p. [4]. READ

[untitled]. Daily Times-Enterprise 17 Jan. 1902 v12n189: p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Freeman 21 Sept. 1901 v14n38: p. [4]. READ

[untitled]. Quaker Street Review 17 Oct. 1901 v11n2: p. [2?]. READ

[untitled]. Recorder 9 Nov. 1901 v6n31: p. [4]. READ

[untitled]. St. Louis Republic 11 Sept. 1901 v94n74: p. 6. READ

[untitled]. Thomasville Times-Enterprise 11 Jan. 1902 v12n26 (new series): p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Washington Bee 14 Sept. 1901 v20n16: p. [4]. READ

“Around the Campus.” American Educational Review Feb. 1907 v28n5: pp. 889-92. READ

“‘Big Jim’ Parker.” Central Record 20 Mar. 1903 v13n51: p. 1. READ

“Big Jim Parker in Town.” Colored American 19 July 1902 v11n14: p. 5. READ

“Big Jim Parker in Town.” Colored American 2 Aug. 1902 v11n16: p. 15. READ

“Body Offered to Shield Martyred President Dissected under the Clumsy Knives of Students.” Buffalo Courier 27 Mar. 1908 v73n87: p. 6. READ

“The Case of Jim Parker.” Atlanta Constitution 26 Sept. 1901 v34: p. 6. READ

“Colored Hero in Iowa.” Omaha Daily Bee 8 May 1902: p. 4. READ

Cozart, W. Forrest. “Letter from Buffalo.” Freeman 28 Sept. 1901 v14n39: p. [3]. READ

“Cut Up the Man Who Disarmed Czolgosz.” Virginia Gazette 4 Apr. 1908 v15n45 (new series): p. [7]. READ

“Dissecting Was the End.” Pensacola Journal 28 Mar. 1908 v11n76: p. 2. READ

“Editorial and Publishers’ Announcements.” Colored American Magazine Oct. 1901 v3n6: pp. 478-79. READ

“Editorial Mention.” Zion’s Herald 11 Sept. 1901 v79n36: p. 1181. READ

Gibbs, Mifflin Wistar. “Chapter XXIX.” Shadow and Light. Washington, DC: [n.p.], 1902: pp. 327-35. READ

Gilliam, Edward L. “A Tribute to the Negro.” Freeman 14 Sept. 1901 v14n37: p. [4]. READ

Gittings, John G. “Detectives Who Do Not Detect.” Clarksburg Telegram 13 Sept. 1901 v40n45: p. 4. READ

“Hanna Thanks ‘Big Jim.’” Chicago Daily Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v60n253: part 1, p. 2. READ

“The Hero of Buffalo.” Freeman 21 Sept. 1901 v14n38: p. [5]. READ

“James B. Parker.” Pullman Herald 28 Sept. 1901 v13n51: p. [6]. READ

“‘Jim’ Parker Is Happy.” New-York Tribune 11 Sept. 1901 v61n20023: p. 2. READ

Lloyd, Charles Edward. “The Negro Who Hit Czolgocz” [sic]. Watchman and Southron 11 Sept. 1901 v21n6 (new series): p. [6]. READ

“Local Mention.” Union Recorder 11 Feb. 1902 v72n33: p. [3]. READ

“Locals.” Colored American 29 Aug. 1903 v10n12: p. 10. READ

“Man Who Tried to Save McKinley.” Pensacola Journal 26 Mar. 1907 v10n73: p. 1. READ

“The Man Who Tried to Save M’Kinley Now a Maniac.” Albuquerque Evening Citizen 26 Mar. 1907 v21n72: p. 1. READ

“Mason at the White House.” Evening Times 8 Oct. 1901 n1932: p. 1. READ

“Negro Who Thumped Czolgosz.” Sun 8 Sept. 1901 v69n8: p. 3. READ

“New York Negro Aided President.” New York Herald 8 Sept. 1901 n23757: sect. 2, p. 5. READ

“Noted Negro Traveler.” Daily Ardmoreite 6 Oct. 1903 v10n285: p. [5]. READ

“Once a Hero, but Now Only Waiter at Table.” Albuquerque Evening Citizen 23 Jan. 1907 v21n20: p. 2. READ

“Our Excerpt.” Sunday Morning Globe 15 Sept. 1901 v1n20: p. 5. READ

“Outlines of Oklahoma.” Wichita Daily Eagle 20 Sept. 1901 v35n107: p. 4. READ

“Parker in Baltimore.” Afro-American-Ledger 5 Oct. 1901 v10n9: p. 1. READ

“Parker, Negro Hero, in Hands of Friends.” Philadelphia Inquirer 24 Mar. 1907 v156n83: p. 7B. READ

“Savannah Remembers Him.” News and Courier 10 Sept. 1901: p. 1. READ

“Scraps and Facts.” Yorkville Enquirer 31 Mar. 1908 n26: p. [2]. READ

“Souvenir Fiend Abroad.” Omaha Daily Bee 13 Sept. 1901: p. 6. READ

“Ticks from the Wire.” Punxsutawney Spirit 27 Mar. 1907 v1n163: p. [2]. READ

“Two Syracuse Women Saw President M’Kinley Shot.” Evening Telegram [Syracuse] 9 Sept. 1901 v45n19: p. [3?]. READ

“Well Done, Ebony.” Southland Times 9 Oct. 1901 n15065: p. 2. READ

“Body Offered to Shield Martyred President Dissected under the Clumsy Knives of Students.” Buffalo Courier 27 Mar. 1908 v73n87: p. 6. READ

“Cut Up the Man Who Disarmed Czolgosz.” Virginia Gazette 4 Apr. 1908 v15n45 (new series): p. [7]. READ

“Dissecting Was the End.” Pensacola Journal 28 Mar. 1908 v11n76: p. 2. READ

“Negro Defender on the Slab.” Evening News 3 Apr. 1908 v49: p. 8. READ

“Scraps and Facts.” Yorkville Enquirer 31 Mar. 1908 n26: p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Afro-American-Ledger 28 Sept. 1901 v10n8: p. [4]. READ

“The Case of Jim Parker.” Atlanta Constitution 26 Sept. 1901 v34: p. 6. READ

Gittings, John G. “Detectives Who Do Not Detect.” Clarksburg Telegram 13 Sept. 1901 v40n45: p. 4. READ

“Is He a Bogus Hero?” Omaha Daily Bee 7 Oct. 1901: p. 6. READ

“Murder in the First Degree.” Afro-American-Ledger 28 Sept. 1901 v10n8: p. [2]. READ

“Parker’s Story Discredited.” Oswego Daily Times 23 Dec. 1901 v58n275: p. 1. READ

SEE ALSO James B. Parker (photographs)

“James B. Parker.” Memorial Life of William McKinley. By G. W. Townsend. [n.p.]: [n.p.], 1901: [unnumbered plate]. READ

“James B. Parker.” Pullman Herald 28 Sept. 1901 v13n51: p. [6]. READ

SEE James B. Parker (public addresses)

“He Attempted to Save McKinley.” Inola Register 29 Mar. 1907 v1n32: p. [8]. READ

“Items of Interest.” Colored American Magazine May 1907 v12n5: pp. 391-94. READ

“Man Who Tried to Save McKinley.” Pensacola Journal 26 Mar. 1907 v10n73: p. 1. READ

“The Man Who Tried to Save M’Kinley Now a Maniac.” Albuquerque Evening Citizen 26 Mar. 1907 v21n72: p. 1. READ

SEE ALSO James B. Parker (illustrations)

“J. B. Parker.” The Story of a Rising Race. By J. J. Pipkin. [n.p.]: N. D. Thompson Publishing, 1902: p. 449. READ

“James Parker.” The True Story of the Assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo. By Richard H. Barry. Buffalo: Robert Allan Reid, 1901: p. 16. READ

“Mr. James B. Parker.” Afro-American-Ledger 12 Oct. 1901 v10n10: p. [5]. READ

“The Negro Ignored.” Recorder 7 Dec. 1901 v6n35: p. 1. READ

“Town Topics.” Colored American 21 Sept. 1901 v9n25: p. 16. READ

“Jim Parker.” Cleveland Plain Dealer 13 Sept. 1901 v60n256: p. 6. READ

Lovejoy, George Newell. “Jim Parker.” Buffalo Evening News 14 Oct. 1901 v43n3: p. 2. READ

Speed, Kate Maud. “On the Death of President Wm. McKinley.” The Honeysuckle. Toledo: Alpha Publishing, 1914: pp. 56-57. READ

“‘Jim’ Parker Is Happy.” New-York Tribune 11 Sept. 1901 v61n20023: p. 2. READ

“Souvenir Fiend Abroad.” Omaha Daily Bee 13 Sept. 1901: p. 6. READ

“Town Topics.” Colored American 21 Sept. 1901 v9n25: p. 16. READ

[untitled]. Colored American 3 May 1902 v10n4: p. 8. READ

[untitled]. Colored American 28 Mar. 1903 v9n48: p. 6. READ

[untitled]. Greenville Times 7 June 1902 v34n41: p. 1. READ

[untitled]. Macon Beacon 14 June 1902 v52n32: p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Mexico Missouri Message 23 Apr. 1903 v4n25: supp., p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Thomasville Times-Enterprise 11 Jan. 1902 v12n26 (new series): p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Woodville Republican 14 June 1902 v76n52: p. [2]. READ

“Bay Shore.” Suffolk County News 29 Aug. 1902 v18n10: p. [2?]. READ

“‘Big Jim’ Parker.” Central Record 20 Mar. 1903 v13n51: p. 1. READ

“Border County Notes.” Chariton Courier 22 May 1903 v33n16: p. [3]. READ

“Capital News.” Professional World 17 Apr. 1903 v2n24: p. 1. READ

“Columbia News.” Professional World 17 Apr. 1903 v2n24: p. 1. READ

“Columbia Notes.” Professional World 8 May 1903 v2n27: p. 1. READ

Gibbs, Mifflin Wistar. “Chapter XXIX.” Shadow and Light. Washington, DC: [n.p.], 1902: pp. 327-35. READ

“Happened and Happening.” Mexico Missouri Message 7 May 1903 v4n27: p. [5]. READ

“He Tried to Save McKinley.” Daily Ardmoreite 23 Apr. 1903 v10n143: p. 1. READ

“Hero Parker Returns.” Colored American 10 Sept. 1904 v11n15: p. 8. READ

“Local Intelligence.” News and Herald 12 Feb. 1902: p. [3]. READ

“Local Mention.” Union Recorder 11 Feb. 1902 v72n33: p. [3]. READ

“Locals.” Semi-Weekly Interior Journal 20 Mar. 1903 v31n6: p. [3]. READ

“Noted Negro Traveler.” Daily Ardmoreite 6 Oct. 1903 v10n285: p. [5]. READ

“Parker in Baltimore.” Afro-American-Ledger 5 Oct. 1901 v10n9: p. 1. READ

“Parker to Lecture.” Times-Dispatch 30 Aug. 1904 n16630: p. 10. READ

“Shreds and Patches.” Colored American 18 Oct. 1902 v9n26: p. 10. READ

“Tells His Story in a Modest Way.” Afro-American-Ledger 28 Sept. 1901 v10n8: p. [5]. READ

“Will Make an Address.” Stark County Democrat 23 Dec. 1902 v69n57: p. 3. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley assassination (James B. Parker account)

“‘Big Jim’ Parker.” Central Record 20 Mar. 1903 v13n51: p. 1. READ

“Editorial Mention.” Zion’s Herald 11 Sept. 1901 v79n36: p. 1181. READ

“Hanna Thanks ‘Big Jim.’” Chicago Daily Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v60n253: part 1, p. 2. READ

“‘Jim’ Parker Is Happy.” New-York Tribune 11 Sept. 1901 v61n20023: p. 2. READ

“Our Uncrowned Hero.” Colored American Magazine Oct. 1901 v3n6: pp. 448-54. READ

“Parker, Negro Hero, in Hands of Friends.” Philadelphia Inquirer 24 Mar. 1907 v156n83: p. 7B. READ

“Our Uncrowned Hero.” Colored American Magazine Oct. 1901 v3n6: pp. 448-54. READ

[untitled]. Columbus Journal 25 Dec. 1901 v32n38: p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Freeman 12 Oct. 1901 v14n41: p. [3]. READ

[untitled]. St. Louis Republic 15 Sept. 1901 v94n78: part 3, p. [6]. READ

C., Mrs. W. F. “Honor Jim Parker.” Buffalo Evening News 13 Sept. 1901 v42n132: p. 9. READ

Cozart, W. Forrest. “Letter from Buffalo.” Freeman 28 Sept. 1901 v14n39: p. [3]. READ

“Cut Up the Man Who Disarmed Czolgosz.” Virginia Gazette 4 Apr. 1908 v15n45 (new series): p. [7]. READ

“Exposition Briefs.” Buffalo Review 17 Sept. 1901 v19n87: p. 6. READ

“Fund Is Started for Parker.” Chicago Daily Tribune 11 Sept. 1901 v60n254: part 1, p. 2. READ

“Hanna Thanks ‘Big Jim.’” Chicago Daily Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v60n253: part 1, p. 2. READ

“News in Outline.” Rock Island Argus 23 Dec. 1901 v51n56: p. 3. READ

“Parker May Make It Pay.” News and Courier 10 Sept. 1901: p. 1. READ

“Parker the Hero.” Afro-American-Ledger 14 Sept. 1901 v10n6: p. [4]. READ

“Parker’s Story Discredited.” Oswego Daily Times 23 Dec. 1901 v58n275: p. 1. READ

“Savannah Remembers Him.” News and Courier 10 Sept. 1901: p. 1. READ

“Scraps and Facts.” Yorkville Enquirer 31 Mar. 1908 n26: p. [2]. READ

“Testimonial for Parker.” Waycross Weekly Herald 14 Sept. 1901 v22n18: p. 1. READ

SEE James B. Parker (public addresses)

Colgate, James C. [untitled]. Proceedings of the 15th Annual Convention of the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Middle States and Maryland, 1901. Albany: University of the State of New York, 1903: pp. 67-74. READ

“Veterinarian’s Suicide.” Madison County Times 20 Sept. 1901 v32n8: p. [3]. READ

“Praise for McKinley’s Surgeons.” Post Express 27 Sept. 1901 v43n94: p. 2. READ

“Sir James Crichton-Browne.” T. P.’s Weekly 29 May 1903 v1n29: p. 916. READ

Phelan, James D. “Introductory Address.” Addresses. [n.p.]: [n.p.], [1902?]: pp. 47-48. READ

“Was in Canton.” Stark County Democrat 10 Sept. 1901 v67n133: p. 1. READ

“Was in Canton.” Stark County Democrat 10 Sept. 1901 v67n133: p. 1. READ

[untitled]. Daily Public Ledger 13 Sept. 1901: p. 2. READ

[untitled]. Daily Public Ledger 13 Sept. 1901: p. 2. READ

Maguire, James G. “Judge Maguire’s Tribute.” Health Magazine Nov. 1901 v12n5: pp. 147-49. READ

Gibbons, James. “Address.” William McKinley: Character Sketches of America’s Martyred Chieftain. Comp. Charles E. Benedict. New York: Blanchard Press, [1901?]: pp. 186-89. READ

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

Masson, Tom. “The Power of the Press.” Life 26 Sept. 1901 v38n986: pp. 247-49. READ

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: compared with Hadfield trial)

SEE ALSO McKinley assassination (James L. Quackenbush account)

“[Quackenbush, James L.].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 27. READ

Beck, James M. “The Memory of McKinley.” The McKinley Memorial in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: McKinley Memorial Association, 1909: pp. 23-48. READ

“Special Law Needed for Such Attacks.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 8 Sept. 1901 v54n18: part 2, p. 5. READ

[untitled]. American Architect and Building News 23 Nov. 1901 v74n1352: p. 57. READ

Powers, Levi M. “Address.” Memory Book: Rev. James Minton Pullman, D.D. Lynn: Nichols Press, 1904: pp. 59-67. READ

“Little Chance of a Panic.” Washington Times 7 Sept. 1901 n2660: p. 3. READ

“Little Chance of a Panic.” Washington Times 7 Sept. 1901 n2660: p. 3. READ

Russell, James. “The Psychology of Anarchism.” Proceedings of the American Medico-Psychological Association. [n.p.]: American Medico-Psychological Association, 1902: pp. 178-93. READ

“Albia Man Saw Czolgosz.” Ottumwa Semi-Weekly Courier 17 Sept. 1901 v53n53: p. 7. READ

“Little Chance of a Panic.” Washington Times 7 Sept. 1901 n2660: p. 3. READ

“Stocks Buoyed by Hope.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 14. READ

Mason, Edith Huntington. “After Four Years” [chapter 1]. The Politician. Chicago: A. C. McClurg, 1910: pp. 9-23. READ

“Miller Saw Shooting.” North Platte Semi-Weekly Tribune 20 Sept. 1901 v17n70: p. [2]. READ

ApMadoc, William. “Music Notes.” Cambrian Nov. 1901 v21n11: pp. 497-500. READ

ApMadoc, William. “Music Notes.” Cambrian Nov. 1901 v21n11: pp. 497-500. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet

“Secretary Wilson Confident.” Iowa State Register 11 Sept. 1901 v46n214: p. 3. READ

“Secretary Wilson Here.” Buffalo Evening News 4 Sept. 1901 v42n124: p. 1. READ

 

“Secretary Wilson Confident.” Iowa State Register 11 Sept. 1901 v46n214: p. 3. READ

“Underwear to Protect Monarchs.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 22 Sept. 1901 v60n265: part 6, p. 39. READ

“Jane Addams and the Imprisoned Anarchists.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 21 Sept. 1901 v5n36 (3rd series): p. 291. READ

SEE Molly A. Jaquin

SEE Joseph G. Jarvis

SEE Smith Ely Jelliffe

“She Bears Her Grief Bravely.” Buffalo Sunday News 15 Sept. 1901 v28n45: p. [?]. READ

[untitled]. Minneapolis Journal 20 Sept. 1901: p. 16. READ

SEE William Sherman Jennings

“Striking Likeness in Wooden Floor Where M’Kinley Was Shot.” Buffalo Courier 1 Oct. 1901 v66n274: p. 8. READ

[untitled]. Star of the Magi 1 Oct. 1901 v2n12: p. 16. READ

“Barbed Wire.” Conservative 21 Nov. 1901 v4n20: pp. 6-7. READ

Gale, Zona. “Most Fumes in His Defense.” World 13 Sept. 1901 v42n14633: p. 3. READ

“Herr Most Mostly Mouth.” Wichita Daily Eagle 12 Dec. 1901 v36n22: p. [4]. READ

“Johann Most Dead.” Watertown Re-Union 21 Mar. 1906: p. 1. READ

“Johann Most out on Bail.” Sunday News 15 Sept. 1901: p. 2. READ

“John Most.” Freedom Nov. 1901 v15n162: p. 67. READ

“John Most’s Great Scheme.” New-York Tribune 25 Dec. 1901 v61n20128: p. 3. READ

“Most Still Languishes in Jail.” Journal and Herald 26 Sept. 1901 v35n36: p. [4]. READ

“Roosevelt Too, Says Most.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 3. READ

“She Lauds Czolgosz for His Act.” World 10 Sept. 1901 v42n14630: p. 3. READ

“Czolgosz Sought Notoriety.” Burlington Hawk-Eye 14 Sept. 1901 v63n83: p. 8. READ

“Herr Most Arraigned.” Daily Picayune 17 Sept. 1901 v65n236: p. 1. READ

Hinsdale, Elizur Brace. “Public Questions” [chapter 9]. Autobiography with Reports and Documents. New York: J. J. Little, 1901: pp. 52-58. READ

[untitled]. Irish-American 14 Sept. 1901 v53n37: p. 4. READ

“John Most.” Freedom Nov. 1901 v15n162: p. 67. READ

“Summary of Events.” Friend 21 Sept. 1901 v75n10: pp. 79-80. READ

“Johann Most Dead.” Watertown Re-Union 21 Mar. 1906: p. 1. READ

SEE ALSO anarchism (editorial cartoons)

Lovey, Alan Lister. “Must It Always Happen So?” Salt Lake Herald 25 Sept. 1901 v29n123: p. 1. READ

Wing, Frank. “Roosevelt Next, Says Herr Most.” St. Paul Globe 12 Sept. 1901 v24n255: p. 1. READ

“Herr Most Gets Year’s Sentence.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 14 Oct. 1901 v54n54: p. 1. READ

“Anarchy.” Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Monthly Journal Nov. 1901 v35n11: pp. 689-90. READ

“John Most.” Freedom Nov. 1901 v15n162: p. 67. READ

“Herr Most’s Wail.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 21 Oct. 1901 v54n61: p. 4. READ

Gale, Zona. “Most Fumes in His Defense.” World 13 Sept. 1901 v42n14633: p. 3. READ

“John Most’s Great Scheme.” New-York Tribune 25 Dec. 1901 v61n20128: p. 3. READ

Langtoft, Geoffrey. “Assassination a Fruit of Socialism.” Fortnightly Review 1 Oct. 1901 v70n418 (new series): pp. 571-80. READ

“Radical Comment on the President’s Assassination.” Literary Digest 21 Sept. 1901 v23n12: pp. 336-37. READ

“The Responsibility of Public Opinion.” Gunton’s Magazine Oct. 1901 v21n4: pp. 305-08. READ

“Roosevelt Too, Says Most.” New-York Tribune 10 Sept. 1901 v61n20022: p. 3. READ

“Herr Most Gets Year’s Sentence.” St. Louis Post-Dispatch 14 Oct. 1901 v54n54: p. 1. READ

SEE Anton Johannsen

“Quarreled with Czolgosz.” Wichita Daily Eagle 12 Sept. 1901 v35n100: p. 1. READ

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

“Chicago Surgeon’s Opinion.” New York Times 8 Sept. 1901 v50n16121: part 1, p. 2. READ

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

Ramage, B. J., and John Bell Henneman. “President M’Kinley.” Sewanee Review Oct. 1901 v9n4: pp. 483-93. READ

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: compared with Bellingham trial)

“Note and Comment.” Truth Seeker 14 Sept. 1901 v28n37: p. 577. READ

Heisler, John C. “Introductory Address, Medico-Chirurgical College, Session of 1901 to 1902.” Medical Bulletin Oct. 1901 v23n10: pp. 368-75. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

[untitled]. Brownsville Daily Herald 13 May 1903 v11n371: p. [2]. READ

[untitled]. Oklahoma State Capital 17 May 1903 v15n19: p. 12. READ

[untitled]. Public 23 May 1903 v6n268: p. 98. READ

“Czolgosz Sentenced.” Hopkinsville Kentuckian 5 Sept. 1908 v30n107: p. 8. READ

“Feared M’Kinley’s Fa[t]e.” Seattle Star 9 May 1903 v5n63: p. [3]. READ

“Heard News with Tears and Cries.” Cleveland Plain Dealer 15 Sept. 1901 v60n258: part 1, p. 5. READ

“Home of Czolgosz Is In Cleveland.” Cleveland Leader 8 Sept. 1901 v54n251: p. 2. READ

“The Homœopathic Congress.” Monthly Homœopathic Review 1 Oct. 1901 v45n10: pp. 612-39. READ

“That Anarchist Plot.” News and Courier 24 Sept. 1901: p. 1. READ

“Hint of a M’Kinley Plot.” Chicago Daily Tribune 23 Sept. 1901 v60n266: p. 2. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet

“Sec. Long Receives News.” Burlington Hawk-Eye 7 Sept. 1901 v63n77: p. 2. READ

“Secretary Long Greatly Overcome.” Iowa State Register 8 Sept. 1901 v46n211: p. 1. READ

“Secretary Long Greatly Overcome.” Iowa State Register 8 Sept. 1901 v46n211: p. 1. READ

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

Dalzell, John. “Address of Hon. John Dalzell, M.C.” Year Book of the Pennsylvania Society, Sons of the American Revolution. [Pittsburgh?]: Pennsylvania Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, 1903: pp. 56-65. READ

Dwyer, John. [untitled]. Railway Conductor Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 790-91. READ

“The Personal News.” Rome Citizen 10 Sept. 1901 v62n19: p. 5. READ

Remey, Oliver E., Henry F. Cochems, and Wheeler P. Bloodgood. “Schrank Describes Shooting” [chapter 17]. The Attempted Assassination of Ex-President Theodore Roosevelt. 2nd ed. Milwaukee: Progressive Publishing, 1912: pp. 202-07. READ

“Bishop Hurst Dead.” Topeka State Journal 4 May 1903 v30n104: p. 1. READ

[untitled]. Buffalo Commercial 8 Sept. 1901 v70n21440: p. 4. READ

“Day and Night Scenes at the Milburn House.” Post Express 10 Sept. 1901 v43n79: p. 2. READ

“Milburn Home, Where President M’Kinley Died, Is an Object of Interest These Days.” Buffalo Courier 21 Oct. 1901 v66n294: p. 8. READ

“[Milburn, John G.].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 33. READ

“The Pan-American Exposition and Its Directors.” Phrenological Journal and Phrenological Magazine Mar. 1901 v111n3: pp. 73-74. READ

SEE Milburn residence

“John G. Milburn.” The True Story of the Assassination of President McKinley at Buffalo. By Richard H. Barry. Buffalo: Robert Allan Reid, 1901: p. 25. READ

“President Milburn, of the Buffalo Exposition.” American Monthly Review of Reviews Oct. 1901 v24n4: p. 416. READ

“Buffalo Fair Is Hard Hit.” Chicago Daily Tribune 23 Sept. 1901 v60n266: p. 7. READ

“Milburn Home, Where President M’Kinley Died, Is an Object of Interest These Days.” Buffalo Courier 21 Oct. 1901 v66n294: p. 8. READ

“The M’Kinley Doctor Bills.” Buffalo Evening News 1 Mar. 1902 v43n118: p. 6. READ

“She Bears Her Grief Bravely.” Buffalo Sunday News 15 Sept. 1901 v28n45: p. [?]. READ

SEE Milburn residence

Gilder, Richard Watson. “Roosevelt in the White House.” Letters of Richard Watson Gilder. Ed. Rosamond Gilder. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 341-42. READ

Lauer, Solon. “A Prefatory Postscript.” Mark Hanna. Cleveland: Nike, 1901: pp. iii-xiv. READ

“He Saw the President Fall.” Milwaukee Sentinel 14 Sept. 1901 n23689: p. 8. READ

SEE Mrs. John Glowskie

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet

“Hay in New Hampshire.” Daily Picayune 8 Sept. 1901 v65n227: part 1, p. 9. READ

Hay, John. “To Lady Jeune.” The Life and Letters of John Hay. By William Roscoe Thayer. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 266-67. READ

“Secretary Hay Arrives.” New-York Tribune 11 Sept. 1901 v61n20023: p. 1. READ

Hay, John. “Hay to Roosevelt.” The Life and Letters of John Hay. By William Roscoe Thayer. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 344-45. READ

Hay, John. “To Henry Adams.” The Life and Letters of John Hay. By William Roscoe Thayer. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 267-68. READ

Hay, John. “To Lady Jeune.” The Life and Letters of John Hay. By William Roscoe Thayer. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 266-67. READ

Hay, John. “William McKinley.” Addresses of John Hay. New York: Century, 1906: pp. 137-75. READ

Skinner, Charles R. “Story of McKinley’s Assassination.” State Service Apr. 1919 v3n4: pp. 20-24. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet (retention by Roosevelt)

Hay, John. “To Henry Adams.” The Life and Letters of John Hay. By William Roscoe Thayer. Vol. 2. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1916: pp. 267-68. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley nurses

“Army Orders.” Washington Times 12 Sept. 1901 n2664: p. 5. READ

“Promotion for Nurses of M’Kinley.” Buffalo Courier 10 Oct. 1901 v66n283: part 1, p. 7. READ

“Veteran Sounds Taps at Soldiers’ Home Memorial and Then Expires.” Milwaukee Journal 19 Sept. 1901 v19: p. 12. READ

“Prayers for the President.” Iowa State Register 8 Sept. 1901 v46n211: p. 1. READ

“Priest Enjoined by Bishop.” Sun 11 Apr. 1902 v69n223: p. 1. READ

“Saw the President Shot.” Washington Times 8 Sept. 1901 n2661: part 1, p. 3. READ

“Czolgosz’s Confederate.” Daily Picayune 8 Sept. 1901 v65n227: part 1, p. 8. READ

Steep, Thomas W. “Czolgosz May Never Live to Reach Electric Death Chair.” Buffalo Courier 28 Oct. 1901 v66n301: pp. 1-2. READ

Moorhead, John J. “Injury by Electricity.” Medical and Surgical Report of Bellevue and Allied Hospitals in the City of New York. Ed. Van Horne Norrie, John A. Hartwell, A. Alexander Smith, and Charles E. Nammack. Vol. 4. [n.p.]: [n.p.], [1910?]: pp. 379-87. READ

Richards, John K. “A Present Peril.” American Law Review May-June 1902 v36n3: pp. 405-11. READ

[untitled]. Duluth Evening Herald 27 Sept. 1901 v19: p. [6?]. READ

“Attacked M’Kinley’s Memory.” Arizona Republican 25 Nov. 1901 v12n191: p. 1. READ

“Attacked M’Kinley’s Memory.” Arizona Republican 25 Nov. 1901 v12n191: p. 1. READ

Spalding, John Lancaster. “Assassination and Anarchy” [chapter 8]. Socialism and Labor and Other Arguments, Social, Political, and Patriotic. Chicago: A. C. McClurg, 1902: pp. 137-48. READ

“Notes and Remarks.” Ave Maria 28 Sept. 1901 v53n13: pp. 406-09. [excerpt 2 of 3] READ

“A Premonition of the Accession of Roosevelt.” Cleveland Leader 15 Sept. 1901 v54n258: p. 19. READ

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

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

“His Chances Poor.” Spokesman-Review 8 Sept. 1901 v19n85: p. 9. READ

“Was Composed.” Stark County Democrat 17 Sept. 1901 v67n135: p. 8. READ

“Was Composed.” Stark County Democrat 17 Sept. 1901 v67n135: p. 8. READ

“Journalism and Cranks.” Daily Courier-Light 25 July 1904 v24n97: p. [3]. READ

“M’Kinley’s Guard Dead.” New Brunswick Times 7 Jan. 1914 n5: p. 7. READ

“News Summary of the Past Week.” Colorado Transcript 24 July 1913 v47n35: p. [2]. READ

“M’Kinley’s Guard Dead.” New Brunswick Times 7 Jan. 1914 n5: p. 7. READ

“The World in Paragraphs.” Routt County Republican 16 Jan. 1914 v11n36: p. [2]. READ

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

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

“A Clew at Memphis.” Daily Picayune 8 Sept. 1901 v65n227: part 1, p. 9. READ

“‘We Are Not Anarchists.’” Buffalo Evening News 13 Sept. 1901 v42n132: p. [?]. READ

“‘We Are Not Anarchists.’” Buffalo Evening News 13 Sept. 1901 v42n132: p. [?]. READ

Irish, John P. “Tribute to the Memory of William McKinley.” Domestic Science Monthly Oct. 1901 v4n1: p. 13. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley physicians

“[Parmenter, John].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 449. READ

“Altgeld May Defend Assassin.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 15 Sept. 1901 v60n258: part 1, p. 4. READ

Waite, R. A. “Making Men.” St. Andrew’s Cross Nov.-Dec. 1913 v28n2: pp. 66-69. READ

Webber, A. Bernard. “The Influence of a Bible School.” Stories and Poems for Public Addresses. New York: George H. Doran, 1922: pp. 29-30. READ

[untitled]. Public 21 Sept. 1901 v4n181: pp. 369-72. READ

[untitled]. Canada Law Journal 1 Nov. 1901 v37n20: p. 757. READ

“An International Conference.” Independent 3 Oct. 1901 v53n2757: p. 2373. READ

“Jetsam and Flotsam.” Central Law Journal 13 Dec. 1901 v53n24: p. 471. READ

“The Week.” Nation 26 Sept. 1901 v73n1891: pp. 235-37. [excerpt 2 of 3] READ

“[Hazel, John R.].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, p. 37. READ

“Captain Barclay’s Sorrowful Souvenir.” Baltimore Sunday Herald 15 Sept. 1901 n2005: part 2, p. 15. READ

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

“Unbalanced by Grief.” St. Louis Republic 10 Sept. 1901 v94n72: p. 4. READ

[untitled]. Canada Law Journal 15 Feb. 1904 v40n4: p. 90. READ

[untitled]. Canada Law Journal 15 Feb. 1904 v40n4: p. 90. READ

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet

“Was Warned by Griggs.” Burlington Hawk-Eye 7 Sept. 1901 v63n77: p. 2. READ

Severy, Melvin L. “The Lawlessness of the Law. Strikes and Injunctions” [chapter 3]. Gillette’s Social Redemption. Boston: Herbert B. Turner, 1907: book 6, pp. 295-310. READ

“Czolgosz’s Bones to Be in Museum.” Chicago Sunday Tribune 13 Oct. 1901 v60n286: part 7, p. 51. READ

“Mackay’s Remedy.” Daily Picayune 17 Sept. 1901 v65n236: p. 1. READ

SEE Frederick D. Johns

SEE Elizabeth B. Johnson

SEE Grove L. Johnson

Allen, W. C. “N. R. Convention at Morning Sun, Ia.” Christian Nation 8 Jan. 1902 v36: pp. 13-14. READ

SEE William W. Johnston

Waite, C. B. “Colonel Ingersoll, Senator Dolliver and Assassination.” Free Thought Magazine Dec. 1901 v19n12: pp. 696-98. READ

“The Fruit of Anarchy.” Railway Conductor Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 770-72. READ

“Our Monthly Talk.” Medical World Nov. 1901 v19n11: pp. 493-96, 18. READ

Strickland, C. A. “Retrospection” [chapter 6]. One Free Life at a Time. Salt Lake City: C. A. Strickland, 1902: pp. 66-81. READ

SEE Clarence M. Jones

SEE George James Jones

SEE George T. Jones

SEE Haydon Jones

SEE Samuel M. Jones

SEE William Jones

SEE David Starr Jordan

“Tarred and Feathered.” Cœur d’Alene Press 21 Sept. 1901 v10n33: p. 1. READ

“Tarred and Feathered.” Cœur d’Alene Press 21 Sept. 1901 v10n33: p. 1. READ

“President McKinley.” Bar Oct. 1901 v8n10: pp. 344-46. READ

Carey, Joseph. “Westward” [chapter 1]. By the Golden Gate. Albany: Albany Diocesan Press, 1902: pp. 11-40. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

“Brother of McKinley’s Assassin in Trouble.” San Francisco Call 21 Dec. 1907 v103n21: p. 8. READ

Channing, Walter. “The Mental Status of Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley.” American Journal of Insanity Oct. 1902 v59n2: pp. 233-78. READ

“Czolgosz.” Evening Statesman 19 Oct. 1909: p. 4. READ

“A Czolgosz in Ashland.” Milwaukee Sentinel 19 Sept. 1901 n23693: p. 2. READ

“Czolgosz Seeks Arrest.” Piano, Organ and Musical Instrument Workers Official Journal Oct. 1909 v11n9: p. 6. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family (public statements)

“Brother of McKinley’s Assassin in Trouble.” San Francisco Call 21 Dec. 1907 v103n21: p. 8. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz physicians

“[Fowler, Joseph].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part 3, pp. 518-19. READ

“Assassin Czolgosz Ceases His Boasting.” Buffalo Evening News 10 Sept. 1901 v42n129: p. 8. READ

“Czolgosz Is Sane, and He Shows No Signs of Breaking Down.” Daily Picayune 13 Sept. 1901 v65n232: part 1, p. 7. READ

Chapple, Joe Mitchell. “Affairs at Washington.” National Magazine May 1914 v40n2: pp. 163-85. READ

“Portrait of M’Kinley Unveiled in London.” Norwich Bulletin 15 July 1914 v56n167: p. [11]. READ

“How Dr. Mann Was Brought.” Milwaukee Sentinel 14 Sept. 1901 n23689: p. 8. READ

“J. G. Jarvis Was There.” Cortland Standard 7 Sept. 1901 n2912: p. 6. READ

“The British Association and the Death of President McKinley.” Science 11 Oct. 1901 v14n354 (new series): p. 580. READ

“King Edward’s Sympathy.” Iowa State Register 8 Sept. 1901 v46n211: p. 1. READ

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

Cloak, S. D. “Roosevelt and Pulitzer, 1901-1909.” Harper’s Weekly 13 Feb. 1909 v53n2721: p. 6. READ

SEE the press

SEE yellow journalism

SEE William McKinley (journey)

SEE Theodore Roosevelt (journey)

SEE McKinley funeral train (procession from Buffalo, NY, to Washington, DC)

“Interesting Ministers’ Meetings.” Indianapolis Journal 24 Dec. 1901 v51n358: p. 3. READ

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

Channing, Walter. “The Mental Status of Czolgosz, the Assassin of President McKinley.” American Journal of Insanity Oct. 1902 v59n2: pp. 233-78. READ

“The Cincinnati Obstetrical Society.” Cincinnati Lancet-Clinic 24 Jan. 1903 v50 (new series): pp. 92-94. READ

“Bill to Exclude Anarchits” [sic]. Daily Picayune 11 Sept. 1901 v65n230: part 1, p. 2. READ

Erickson, Julius. “A Letter.” Metaphysical Magazine Nov. 1901 v15n5: p. 271. READ

SEE Antonio Regidor Jurado

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: jury selection)