Mckinley William 1843 1901 Collection

Portrait of William McKinley
673249 Portrait of William McKinley; (add.info.: William McKinley (born William McKinley, Jr, 29 January 1843 - 14 September 1901) was the 25th President of the United States, serving from March 4

President McKinley riding on the back of a large tortoise, 1897
1576776 President McKinley riding on the back of a large tortoise, 1897; (add.info.: Unpleasant plight of the "advance agent of prosperity" President McKinley riding on the back of a large)

President McKinley dreaming of William Jennings Bryan, 1899
1576737 President McKinley dreaming of William Jennings Bryan, 1899; (add.info.: Sweet dreams Print shows President William McKinley asleep in bed dreaming of William Jennings Bryan riding)

President McKinley standing near a large rock labelled Unsettled Tariff Question, 1897
1576788 President McKinley standing near a large rock labelled Unsettled Tariff Question, 1897; (add.info.: Two obstacles that must be removed before Uncle Sam can drive on President McKinley)

President McKinley as a physician, 1897
1576773 President McKinley as a physician, 1897; (add.info.: He has one medicine for all ills President McKinley as a physician dispensing strong "Tariff" medicine in the men's ward of)

President McKinley sitting at his desk in the oval office, 1897
1576771 President McKinley sitting at his desk in the oval office, 1897; (add.info.: Inauguration day, 1897, a good beginning President William McKinley sitting at his desk in the oval office)

President McKinley addressing an audience from a stage, 1897
1576779 President McKinley addressing an audience from a stage, 1897; (add.info.: Another delay President McKinley addressing an audience from a stage in a theatre; behind the curtain)

President McKinley in a sailboat labelled Prosperity, 1897
1576794 President McKinley in a sailboat labelled Prosperity, 1897; (add.info.: His foolish effort to raise the wind President McKinley sitting in a sailboat labelled "Prosperity")

President McKinley riding an elephant, 1899 (engraving)
1576768 President McKinley riding an elephant, 1899 (engraving); (add.info.: The bugaboo of the anti-expansionist President William McKinley riding on an elephant driven by Marcus A)

President McKinley walking onto the White House grounds, 1900
1576753 President McKinley walking onto the White House grounds, 1900; (add.info.: "Barking dogs never bite" President McKinley walking onto the White House grounds with a woman labelled)

President McKinley emitting rays of Prosperity, 1897
1576786 President McKinley emitting rays of Prosperity, 1897; (add.info.: McKinley's valentines from his expectant and hopeful fellow-citizens President McKinley standing at centre holding a)

President McKinley taking a break to smoke a cigar, 1897
1576772 President McKinley taking a break to smoke a cigar, 1897; (add.info.: A little suggestion President McKinley taking a break to smoke a cigar while a wax figure sits at his desk to suggest)

Portrait of American President William McKinley (1843-1901) in his office at the White House in 1898
NWI4904321 Portrait of American President William McKinley (1843-1901) in his office at the White House in 1898.; (add.info)

President McKinley leading a toast to William Jennings Bryan, 1900
1576755 President McKinley leading a toast to William Jennings Bryan, 1900; (add.info.: Thanks to whom thanks are due President William McKinley, standing)

President McKinley driving a sleigh labelled Prosperity, 1898
1576739 President McKinley driving a sleigh labelled Prosperity, 1898; (add.info.: He'd better cut behind President McKinley driving a sleigh labelled "Prosperity")

President McKinley delivering a speech, 1899
1576738 President McKinley delivering a speech, 1899; (add.info.: "Who will haul it down?" President William McKinley standing at the top of a road leading to the White House in)

President McKinley attempting to light the fuse on a fireworks-rocket, 1897
1576780 President McKinley attempting to light the fuse on a fireworks-rocket, 1897; (add.info.: A fourth of July celebration under difficulties President McKinley, as a young boy)

President McKinley holding an oil can labelled Patronage, 1897
1576777 President McKinley holding an oil can labelled Patronage, 1897; (add.info.: Firing up the wrong boiler President McKinley holding an oil can labelled "Patronage")

President McKinley capitulating to special interests and political patronage, 1897
1576795 President McKinley capitulating to special interests and political patronage, 1897; (add.info.: Unconditional surrender President McKinley capitulating to special interests)

President McKinley as a father holding an infant, 1897
1576789 President McKinley as a father holding an infant, 1897; (add.info.: Papa's pet President McKinley as a father showing favouritism by holding an infant labelled "High Protective)

President McKinley as Moses, 1897
1576787 President McKinley as Moses, 1897; (add.info.: They expect the impossible President William McKinley as Moses with two rays of light emitting from his top hat)

President McKinley stopping Yellow Journalism and War, 1898
1576784 President McKinley stopping Yellow Journalism and War, 1898; (add.info.: An Easter sermon President William McKinley stopping the hand of a man wearing buccaneer clothing)

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McKinley William, born in 1843 and tragically assassinated in 1901, was the 25th President of the United States. His presidency was marked by economic prosperity and expansionism, as he oversaw the annexation of Hawaii and the Spanish-American War. McKinley's policies favored big business interests, leading to a period of industrial growth known as the Gilded Age. Despite his successes as president, McKinley faced criticism for his handling of labor disputes and foreign policy decisions. He ultimately lost his life to an anarchist's bullet while attending the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York. McKinley's legacy is mixed - remembered for his leadership during a time of significant change in American society but also criticized for his close ties to corporate interests. His assassination shocked the nation and led to increased security measures for future presidents. In death, McKinley became a martyr for American nationalism and imperialism. His image adorns monuments across the country, reminding us of a complex figure who shaped America during a pivotal moment in history.