|←Author Index: Mc||William McKinley Jr. |Grover Cleveland;
succeeded by Theodore Roosevelt. 39th Governor of Ohio (1892 -
1896). Union Captain (1861 - 1865).25th President of the United
States (1897 – 1901), with Garret A. Hobart (1897 - 1899),
succeeding| Inaugural addresses  State of the Union addresses  -
First State of the Union address, (1897) - Second State of the
Union address, (1898) - Third State of the Union address, (1899)
- Fourth State of the Union address, (1900) Other speeches
Works about McKinley  - Edward S. Ellis, “Political Giants of
the Present Day: William McKinley, the Favorite Champion of a
Protective Tariff,” in Great Leaders and National Issues of
1896, 1896. - Carl Schurz, “The Quadrennial Disgrace,” Harper's
Weekly, March 6, 1897, p. 219. - Carl Schurz, “The President on
Economy,” Harper's Weekly, Vol. XLI, No. 2100 (March 20, 1897),
p. 283. - “Mr. McKinley and the Civil Service,” The New York
Times, July 30, 1897. - “McKinley, William,” The New
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