William McKinley, n.All

William McKinley is a man whose mask one is struck with. It is a genuine Italian ecclesiastical face of the fifteenth century.

William McKinley was owner of a pet parrot that he named “Washington Post.”

William McKinley is a man who walked among men a bronze statue, for thirty years determinedly looking for his pedestal.

William McKinley (who was assassinated) often wore a trademark good luck charm. It was a red carnation worn on his lapel. While meeting with the public a 12 year old girl asked him for the flower. He gave it to her and moments later

William Mckinley won the 1896 election campaigning from the front porch of his home in Ohio

William McKinley is a man who keeps his ear to the ground so close that he gets it full of grasshoppers much of the time.

William McKinley is a man with no more backbone than a chocolate eclair.