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In early 1898, William Randolph Hearst needed more readership for his newspaper, the New York Morning Journal . He figured a war would do the trick. The paper had been covering the Cuban Revolution since 1895, as had the Journal’s chief rival, Joseph Pulitzer’s New York World .
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