Watching the World Go byLittle, Brown, 1933 - 358 pages |
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Page 134
... W. THENUZ " PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEARST THE BATTLE WITH PULITZER THE CONVICTIONS OF A RADICAL LATE in 1895 I received from representatives of William Randolph Hearst a request that I should call on their chief in New York . He ...
... W. THENUZ " PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF HEARST THE BATTLE WITH PULITZER THE CONVICTIONS OF A RADICAL LATE in 1895 I received from representatives of William Randolph Hearst a request that I should call on their chief in New York . He ...
Page 168
... William Randolph Hearst . He owned a San Fran- cisco paper which seemed to be in our favor , but he had steadily fought free silver and was exceedingly friendly with William C. Whitney . On the other hand , he was en- deavoring to build ...
... William Randolph Hearst . He owned a San Fran- cisco paper which seemed to be in our favor , but he had steadily fought free silver and was exceedingly friendly with William C. Whitney . On the other hand , he was en- deavoring to build ...
Page 250
... William Randolph Hearst was an active contender , with a very considerable body of delegates . Despite the really magnificent campaigns Hearst had made for Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , the Ne- braskan gave him no aid in this contest ...
... William Randolph Hearst was an active contender , with a very considerable body of delegates . Despite the really magnificent campaigns Hearst had made for Bryan in 1896 and 1900 , the Ne- braskan gave him no aid in this contest ...
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CHAPTER II page | 20 |
CHAPTER IV page | 61 |
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