Newspapers in New York and Philadelphia sensationalized Mary Mallon's story. Who coined phrase 'Typhoid Mary'

Question

The New York Times
William Randolph Hearst's Examiner
The Chicago Globe
It was a radio broadcast

The legend of San Juan Hill in Cuba promoted a hero image for what cavalry officer?

Teddy Roosevelt
FDR
Hays
Taft

Answer 1

Not sure
Teddy Roosevelt (Rough riders)

Answer 2

"Typhoid Mary" is typical William Randolph Hearst. He was big on "Yellow Press" newspapers, competing with Joseph Pulitzer's "The World". But I only find a NOVA transcript about him writing about it in his "New York American". He also owned the Examiner.

"A few days later, publisher William Randolph Hearst tells Mary's story in his New York American. He may even be financing her legal case to sell newspapers. This time her identity is revealed but Typhoid Mary is the name that sticks."

"The Most Dangerous Woman in America", NOVA transcript, PBS : http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/transcripts/3115_typhoid.html

San Juan Hill is all about Ted Roosevelt.