As a young man, he ran "The Monarch of the Dailies", a company inherited from his father.
As a young man, he ran "The Monarch of the Dailies", a company inherited from his father. At a later point, he started the magazine Motor and would lose elections for the mayor of New York City and governor of New York in 1906 after serving four years as a Congressman from the state. The most famous period of his life had him refer to a Spanish general as "Butcher Weyler", publishing the scandalous de Lome letter, frequently depicting abused Cubans, and sensationalizing the explosion of the U.S.S. Maine as an act of Spanish sabotage, all as owner of the New York Journal. FTP, name this American journalist whose competition with Pulitzer's New York World led to the creation of yellow journalism.
As a young man, he ran "The Monarch of the Dailies", a company inherited from his father.
William Randolph {Hearst}