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William Randolph Hearst was born on April 29, 1863, in San Francisco, the son of a mining magnate. He attended Harvard University but was expelled. His father gave him the San Francisco Examiner, which Hearst made financially successful. Turning his attention in 1895 to but was expelled. His father gave him the San Francisco Examiner, which Hearst made financially successful. Turning his attention in 1895 to [ny:newyork], Hearst bought the New York Journal. He built the paper's circulation and used it to promote American participation in the [saw]. He continued to buy newspapers and magazines. Hearst's political success was limited to representing New York in the [ushr]. He failed to be the nominee of the [dp] for [pus] in 1904. He also ran unsuccessfully for mayor of New York and governor of New York state. When Hearst died in 1951, his estate at [ca:sansimeo] was one of the largest in America. Much of it became "[ca:hesasshm]," officially the Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument. CODE left
William Randolph Hearst was born on April 29, 1863, in [ca:sanfranc], the son of a mining magnate. He attended [ma:harvardu] but was expelled. His father gave him the San Francisco Examiner, which Hearst made financially successful. Turning his attention in 1895 to [ny:newyork], Hearst bought the New York Journal. He built the paper's circulation and used it to promote American participation in the [saw]. He continued to buy newspapers and magazines. Hearst's political success was limited to representing New York in the [ushr]. He failed to be the nominee of the [dp] for [pus] in 1904. He also ran unsuccessfully for mayor of New York and governor of New York state. When Hearst died in 1951, his estate at [ca:sansimeo] was one of the largest in America. Much of it became "[ca:hesasshm]," officially the Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument.
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