Charles Guiteau was so unpopular at Oneida that he earned the nickname “Git Out!” from the female members of the community. Library of Congress On July 2, 1881, President James Garfield was ...

Charles Guiteau, the man known to American history as the assassin of President James Garfield, may have been both innocent and guilty at the same time. Guiteau himself famously said as much while ...

In November 1881, Charles Guiteau, a charlatan suffering from mental illness, stood trial for the assassination of President James Garfield. As part of his erratic defense, Guiteau argued that he ...

As Garfield walked through the front door, he was approached by Charles Guiteau, who fired a bullet that ripped through the president’s right arm. ... "The Truth: A Companion to the Bible." ...

WASHINGTON, June 29.--With death staring him in the face, Charles J. Guiteau, the assassin, has behaved to-day very much as he has acted every day for the year he has been in prison, showing no ...

The limited series, which tells the true story of U.S. president James Garfield and his greatest admirer Charles Guiteau, premieres on Netflix this year The post David Benioff-D.B. Weiss Drama ...

When Mrs. Frances M. Scoville, the sister of Charles J. Guiteau, appeared on the stage of the Criterion Theatre on Sunday night and announced that she would not deliver the lecture she had ...

The limited series, which tells the true story of U.S. president James Garfield and his greatest admirer Charles Guiteau, premieres on Netflix this year Lucas Manfredi January 30, 2025 @ 2:15 PM ...

When James Garfield won the Presidency in 1880, Charles Guiteau got ready to accept his new government job. No one had actually offered him a job – but he'd campaigned for Garfield, so he ...

Garfield had been shot by Charles Guiteau, a man universally described in the press as “a disappointed office-seeker.” Translation: Guiteau expected a job in the new Garfield administration ...