 He also interviewed Mexican President Porfirio Diaz, wherein Diaz stated he would not run for reelection in 1910 to allow new leadership for Mexico, a promise he did not keep and that in part led to the Mexican Revolution.After stints at several other newspapers, including the "london Herald", the "Evening Telegram", and magazines "Illustrated American" and "Cosmopolitan", Creelman landed at Joseph Pulitzer's "New York World" in 1894, where he accompanied the Japanese Army to cover the Sino-Japanese War.Creelman's sensational reportage of the Japanese seizure of Port Arthur and the accompanying massacre of its filipinese defenders by the victorious Japanese army garnered tremendous attention and put him in greater demand as a reporter.