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• Mark Hanna
  '''Mark Hanna''' (Marcus Alonzo Hanna, September 2, 1837 – February 15, 1904) was a {{Image|~hanna96.jpg|right|350px|1896 Davenport cartoon of Mark Hanna as slave driver, from Hearst's ''New York Journal''}}
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• Mark Hanna/Approval
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• Mark Hanna/Bibliography
  * Shoemaker, Fred Chester. "Mark Hanna and the Transformation of the Republican Party." (Vol. 1-2) PhD dissertati
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• Mark Hanna/Definition
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• Mark Hanna/Related Articles
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• Mark Hanna/Bibliography
  * Shoemaker, Fred Chester. "Mark Hanna and the Transformation of the Republican Party." (Vol. 1-2) PhD dissertati
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• National Civic Federation/Related Articles
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• American election campaigns, 19th century/Related Articles
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• John D. Rockefeller/Related Articles
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• Mark Hanna
  '''Mark Hanna''' (Marcus Alonzo Hanna, September 2, 1837 – February 15, 1904) was a {{Image|~hanna96.jpg|right|350px|1896 Davenport cartoon of Mark Hanna as slave driver, from Hearst's ''New York Journal''}}
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• Republican Party (United States)/Related Articles
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• National Civic Federation
  .... The federation's first president was the Republican senator from Ohio, [[Mark Hanna]], while its original vice-president was union leader [[Samuel Gompers]].
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• Republican Party (United States), history/Catalogs
  *[[Mark Hanna]] (1837-1904), Senator from Ohio; manager of 1896 campaign
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• Ohio (U.S. state)/Related Articles
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• William McKinley
  ...speaker, he was the most popular man in the party; his campaign manager [[Mark Hanna]] helped assure his capture of the GOP presidential nomination in 1896, in ...ort of [[John Sherman]] for President in 1888, won him the friendship of [[Mark Hanna]], an influential Cleveland industrialist who was a key Sherman supporter.
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• Coal Strike of 1902
  Republican Senator [[Mark Hanna]], himself an owner of bituminous coal mines (not involved in the strike) s ...s Attorney General, [[Philander Knox]], that he had no authority to do so. Mark Hanna and many others in the Republican Party were likewise concerned about the p
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• U.S. Civil Service Reform
  ...from business, since they could no longer depend on patronage hopefuls. [[Mark Hanna]] found a substitute revenue stream in 1896, by assessing corporations.
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• Third Party System
  ...de forging a lead in the critical Midwest. Then [[William McKinley]] and [[Mark Hanna]] seized control of the situation; their countercrusade was a campaign of e ...revenue, and entirely new, outside sources of funding became critical. [[Mark Hanna]] systematically told nervous businessmen and financiers that he had a busi
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• Wizard of Oz
  ...ent [[Theodore Roosevelt]], oil magnate [[John D. Rockefeller]], Senator [[Mark Hanna]] and other political celebrities. (No real people are mentioned by name in ...ple, his actors specifically mention President Theodore Roosevelt, Senator Mark Hanna, and John D. Rockefeller by name.<ref>Swartz, ''Before the Rainbow'', pp 34
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• American election campaigns, 19th century
  ...revenue sources were needed. At the start of the [[Fourth Party System]] [[Mark Hanna]] found the solution in 1896, as he systematically billed corporations for
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• Macrobiotics
  * ''Mark Hanna'' - passed away in 2021
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• Republican Party (United States), history
  ...e Republicans as the party of business; his [[campaign manager]], Ohio's [[Mark Hanna]], developed a detailed plan for getting contributions from the business wo ...rsonality in the nation. Roosevelt had to contend with men like Senator [[Mark Hanna]], whom he outmaneuvered to gain control of the convention in 1904 that ren
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• Theodore Roosevelt
  ...the [[1900 election]], against the wishes of McKinley's manager Senator [[Mark Hanna]]. Roosevelt was a powerful campaign asset for the Republican ticket, whic ...e continued by train to Buffalo where he swore the oath of office. Senator Mark Hanna lamented that "that damned cowboy is president now," but quickly cut a deal
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