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<p>The words of Jefferson Davis, his inner circle, and his critics trace the path to war in an exerpt from a new book telling the story of the conflict through the firsthand observations of the participants.</p>

<p>The words of Jefferson Davis, his inner circle, and his critics trace the path to war in an exerpt from a new book telling the story of the conflict through the firsthand observations of the participants.</p>

Remembering my first job working in the paper’s loud, disgusting, dangerous press room in Cheviot.

Journalists in Cincinnati have gone on to make quite an impact. Here are a few of the history makers.

Mike Wilson Editor’s note: This is part of a weekly series marking the 120th anniversary of Niles native William McKinley’s U.S. presidency. “McKinley was elected for a second term with a unanimity that has no parallel save in that of President Grant,” wrote Murat Halstead in 1901 from the “Illustrious Life of William McKinley.” He goes on in his book’s chapter, “President McKinley as an Orator” to define the president as he campaigned from home during his second election to ...