This event was condemned in the New York Times by the diplomat Wu Tingfang, who suggested that this event's perpetrator be executed by slow torture.
This event was condemned in the New York Times by the diplomat Wu Tingfang, who suggested that this event's perpetrator be executed by slow torture. Dr. Roswell Park was unable to provide medical assistance after this event, which was nearly prevented by a waiter named James Parker. This event resulted in the social ostracism of Emma (*) Goldman, who refused to condemn it. The assumption of full-time protection duties by the United States Secret Service officially began after this event, in which a handkerchief was used to conceal a revolver held by a radical anarchist. For 10 points, name this act of violence which was carried out at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition by Leon Czolgosz and which resulted in Theodore Roosevelt becoming President.
This event was condemned in the New York Times by the diplomat Wu Tingfang, who suggested that this event's perpetrator be executed by slow torture.
assassination of William McKinley 