Citizen Hearst: A Biography of William Randolph Hearst, Volume 436This is the enthralling and often outrageous story of America's most enigmatic millionnaire, William Randolph Hearst. The most powerful newspaper mogul for more than a half century was one of the most mysterious and fascinating characters in this country's history. 42 photos. |
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... Gaynor as his candidate . Gaynor , whose signal abilities were marred by a sulphurous temper and a gift for vituperation fully equal to Hearst's , had been supported by the Hearst press for years . In turn , he had backed Hearst for ...
... Gaynor as his candidate . Gaynor , whose signal abilities were marred by a sulphurous temper and a gift for vituperation fully equal to Hearst's , had been supported by the Hearst press for years . In turn , he had backed Hearst for ...
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... Gaynor's , pointing out that he had refused to speak at Tammany Hall and had defied McCarren . " When Judge Gaynor does as much , " he said , “ let him speak of my surrender to Tammany Hall . " 10 It was still hopeless . Gaynor won with ...
... Gaynor's , pointing out that he had refused to speak at Tammany Hall and had defied McCarren . " When Judge Gaynor does as much , " he said , “ let him speak of my surrender to Tammany Hall . " 10 It was still hopeless . Gaynor won with ...
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... Gaynor's responsibility . Gaynor testily laid the onus on McClellan . The fact remained that Gaynor made no effort to stop payment . Hearst promptly charged that Gaynor had " paid off " Tammany for the mayoralty out of public funds ...
... Gaynor's responsibility . Gaynor testily laid the onus on McClellan . The fact remained that Gaynor made no effort to stop payment . Hearst promptly charged that Gaynor had " paid off " Tammany for the mayoralty out of public funds ...
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The Pioneers | 3 |
Willie at Large | 18 |
Startling Amazing and Stupefying | 41 |
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