The Tweed ring scandal was started in 1870 new york Boss tweed employed bribery, graft and fraud elections to milk the metropolis of as much as 200 million. New york times found damming evidence and Published it in 1871 Thomas Nast made Cartoons incriminating Tweed mercilessly. Tweed was tride and sent to jail to die behind bars
The Tweed Ring scandal involved William Tweed. He and his associates used embezzlement and bribery to steal the New York City budget.
Tweed ring (new york city, mostly) Teapot Dome (Harding cabinet)
Boss Tweed
Lincoln Joseph Steffens was a reporter who wrote for the New York Evening Post. He wrote about Boss Tweed, the Mexican Revolution, and the Soviet Revolution. He was called a muckracker.
William Marcy Tweed
It was just a big deal in his time... as far as I know, some one could see this and say I don't know what I'm talking about. That's not an invitation to do so!
Boss Tweed
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the political cartoons of Thomas Nast.
Thomas Nast
Tweed ring (new york city, mostly) Teapot Dome (Harding cabinet)
William Tweed?
Boss Tweed controlled New York City.
The Crédit Mobilier scandal involved "Boss" Tweed and the Tweed Ring.
Thomas Nast, a political cartoonist, exposed William Tweed in the New York Times through his cartoons that depicted Tweed's corruption and misdeeds, helping to bring him down.
William Marcy Tweed is better known as "Boss Tweed". He ran, in a manner of speaking, New York City. Tweed's position of holding the office of chairman of the New York City Board of Supervisors gave him immense power, and it led to mass corruption. By the late 1860's it was estimated that Tweed was "making" a million dollars a month.
William "Boss" Tweed