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

“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

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

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

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

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

“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

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

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

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

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

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

“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

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

SEE ALSO Garfield assassination

SEE Garfield assassination

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

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: compared with Hadfield trial)

“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

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

SEE ALSO McKinley assassination (James B. Parker account)

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

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

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

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

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

“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

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

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

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

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

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

“Murder in the First Degree.” Afro-American-Ledger 28 Sept. 1901 v10n8: p. [2]. 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 ALSO James B. Parker (illustrations)

“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

“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

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

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

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

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

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

“‘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

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

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

C., W. F., Mrs. “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

“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

“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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

“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

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

SEE ALSO anarchism (editorial cartoons)

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

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

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

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

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

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

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

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

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

“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

SEE Mrs. John Glowskie

SEE ALSO McKinley cabinet

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

SEE ALSO McKinley physicians

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

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

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

“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 Grove L. Johnson

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

SEE Clarence M. Jones

SEE George James Jones

SEE Haydon Jones

SEE Samuel M. Jones

SEE William Jones

SEE David Starr Jordan

“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

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family

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

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

SEE ALSO Czolgosz family (public statements)

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

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

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

SEE ALSO Czolgosz physicians

“[Fowler, Joseph].” Our County and Its People. Ed. Truman C. White. Vol. 2. [n.p.]: Boston History, 1898: part III, 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

SEE press, the

SEE yellow journalism

SEE William McKinley (journey)

SEE Theodore Roosevelt (journey)

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

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

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

SEE Antonio Regidor Jurado

SEE Leon Czolgosz (trial: jury selection)