U. S. T. Warren (illustrations)

Yardley, Ralph O. “U. S. T. Warren.” Pacific Commercial Advertiser 25 Sept. 1901 v34n5971: p. 1. VIEW

 

 Union University [Schenectady, NY]

“University Notes.” Union University Quarterly Feb. 1906 v2n4: pp. 266-74. VIEW

 

 United Mine Workers

Winn, Ross. “Current Comment.” Free Society 9 Feb. 1902 v9n6: pp. 4-5. VIEW

 

 United States (economic system)

Allen, Henry E. “Bird Shot.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 16 Oct. 1901 v5n40 (3rd series): p. 323. VIEW

Noxon, Frank W. “A Business Slow-Down Nation-Wide” [chapter 4]. Are We Capable of Self-Government? New York: Harper and Brothers, 1917: pp. 48-62. VIEW

 

 United States (foreign policy)

“European Comment on President Roosevelt and His Policy.” Literary Digest 26 Oct. 1901 v23n17: pp. 504-06. VIEW

Harman, Moses. “Looking Backward.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 26 Dec. 1901 v5n50 (3rd series): pp. 404-06. VIEW

 

 United States (government)

 

 United States (government: criticism)

SEE ALSO governments (criticism)

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

Baginski, Max. “Leon Czolgosz.” Mother Earth Oct. 1906 v1n8: pp. 4-9. VIEW

“Congress and Reaction.” Socialist Spirit Oct. 1901 v1n2: p. 4. VIEW

Crosby, Ernest Howard. “How the United States Curtails Freedom of Thought.” North American Review Apr. 1904 v178n569: pp. 605-16. VIEW

Harman, Moses. “Cowardly Murder—McKinley and Czolgosz.” Lucifer, the Light-Bearer 31 Oct. 1901 v5n42 (3rd series): pp. 340-41. VIEW

“Malatesta.” Cleveland Press 13 Sept. 1901 n7248: p. [6]. VIEW

“The McKinley Monument.” Mother Earth Sept. 1907 v2n7: pp. 275-77. VIEW

Winn, Ross. “Current Comment.” Free Society 23 Mar. 1902 v9n12: p. 4. VIEW

“Wm. T. Brown on the Assassination.” Worker 6 Oct. 1901 v11n27: p. 4. VIEW

 

 United States (relations with Great Britain)

Adams, Charles Francis. “A National Change of Heart.” Lee at Appomattox and Other Papers. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1902: pp. 256-73. VIEW

“Enemies of the Human Race.” Country Life 14 Sept. 1901 v10n245: pp. 322. VIEW

 

 United States (trade policy)

“European Comment on President Roosevelt and His Policy.” Literary Digest 26 Oct. 1901 v23n17: pp. 504-06. VIEW

“High Tariff Doomed.” Commoner 27 Sept. 1901 v1n36: p. 1. VIEW

“An Inherited Fight.” Puck 16 Oct. 1901 v50n1285: [no pagination]. VIEW

“The President’s Message.” Leslie’s Weekly 5 Oct. 1901 v93n2404: p. 302. VIEW

“William McKinley.” Wool Markets and Sheep 1 Oct. 1901 v12n2: p. 17. VIEW

 

 United States (trade policy: reciprocity)

[untitled]. Bradstreet’s 7 Sept. 1901 v29n1210: p. 561. VIEW

“American Reciprocity.” Chemist and Druggist 12 Oct. 1901 v59n15: p. 615. VIEW

Farquhar, A. B. “The Manufacturer’s Need of Reciprocity.” Annals Mar. 1902 v19: pp. 21-39. VIEW

Kasson, John A. “Impressions of President McKinley.” Century Magazine Dec. 1901 v63n2: pp. 269-75. VIEW

“President McKinley.” Statist 14 Sept. 1901 v48n1229: pp. 477-78. VIEW

“President McKinley.” Statist 21 Sept. 1901 v48n1230: p. 515. VIEW

Ropes, A. R. “The Outlook on Foreign Affairs.” Sphere 5 Oct. 1901 v7n89: p. 16. VIEW

“Tariff and Reciprocity.” Chautauquan Nov. 1901 v34n2: pp. 118-19. VIEW

 

 United States (trade policy: reciprocity: editorial cartoons)

Wing, Frank. “Teddy Studies Reciprocity.” St. Paul Globe 26 Sept. 1901 v24n269: p. 1. VIEW

 

 United States Army

“General Brooke in Command in Buffalo.” Post Express 7 Sept. 1901 v43n77: p. 1. VIEW

 

 United States Army (1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery Regiment: Company C)

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

 

 United States Army (Coast Artillery)

“Czolgosz’s Captors Reward.” Sunday Morning Star 29 Sept. 1901 v21: p. 4. VIEW

 

 United States Capitol (catafalque)

SEE ALSO McKinley casket

“Catafalque Is Again in the Crypt.” Baltimore Morning Herald 19 Sept. 1901 n8326: p. 2. VIEW

 

 United States Capitol (panic: 17 Sept. 1901)

SEE McKinley funeral services (Washington, DC: panic)

 

 United States Secret Service

SEE Secret Service

 


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