American Media Coverage of the Assassination of Durham White Stevens
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On March 23, 1908 Chang In-hwan assassinated Durham White Stevens in San Francisco. Chang, a Korean nationalist, blamed Stevens, a pro-Japanese advisor to the Korean government, for the increasing Japanese presence in Korea. The Stevens assassination set off a firestorm of news coverage that examined the Korean independence movement, exposed Stevens' activities in Korea, and reignited debates surrounding Asian immigration to the United States. This article analyzes 19 major newspapers throughout the United States to reveal American public sentiments toward the Korean nationalist movement. Specifically, the tone and bias found in most newspaper articles exemplified the hostile social climate Korean-American faced community in California.
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On March 23, 1908 Chang In-hwan assassinated Durham White Stevens in San Francisco. Chang, a Korean nationalist, blamed Stevens, a pro-Japanese advisor to the Korean government, for the increasing Japanese presence in Korea. The Stevens assassination set off a firestorm of news coverage that examined the Korean independence movement, exposed Stevens' activities in Korea, and reignited debates surrounding Asian immigration to the United States. This article analyzes 19 major newspapers throughout the United States to reveal American public sentiments toward the Korean nationalist movement. Specifically, the tone and bias found in most newspaper articles exemplified the hostile social climate Korean-American faced community in California.
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- "Chicago Tribune", ~
- "Courier-Journal(Louisville, KY)", ~
- "Deseret News(Utah)", ~
- "Gainesville Sun(Florida)", ~
- "Hawaiian Star", ~
- "Los Angeles Times", ~
- "New York Daily Tribune", ~
- "The New York Sun", ~
- "New York Times", ~
- "News and Courier(Charleston, SC)", ~
- "Pacific Commercial Advertiser(Hawaii)", ~
- "Philadelphia Public Ledger", ~
- "Salt Lake Herald(Utah)", ~
- "San Francisco Call", ~
- "San Francisco Chronicle", ~
- "San Francisco Examiner", ~
- "Washington Herald", ~
- "Washington Post", ~
- "Washington Times", ~
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