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Wanted - another Moses - Kep. LCCN2010652302
She is getting too feeble to hold them - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648489
She is getting too feeble to hold them - J.S. Pughe. LCCN95523064
The convention spring at Saratoga - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647623
The dog in the manger - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652046
The fin de siècle newspaper proprietor - F. Opper. LCCN2012648704
The Little Napoleon of Wall Street in exile - F. Opper. LCCN2011661314
The good old days or, the seven ages of pessimism - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011649062
The greatest juggling act on earth - Keppler. LCCN2011645982
The hoaxer hoaxed - J.A. Wales. LCCN2012647281
The first fourth - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647482
The god of their idolatry - sacrifice offerings to the gasolene (sic) chuggernaut - Albert Levering. LCCN2011647595
Rival political gardeners - F. Opper. LCCN2012648659
The bogus workingman and his lonsome boom - F. Opper. LCCN2011661825
The best part of coasting - the walk back - Frank A. Nankivell. LCCN2011649114
The bull in the China shop - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647527
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The anti-Chinese wall - F. Graetz. LCCN2012645635
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Such a business! - Keppler. LCCN2011649359
Regulars and irregulars- but all arrayed against a common enemy - Keppler. LCCN2010652312
Puck's gallery of celebrities-The king of a-shantee - F. Opper. LCCN97512306
Puck's presidential impossibility. The political peanut vender - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648669
Pity the poor millionaire; - a sound stomach is rather to be chosen than great riches - Ehrhart. LCCN2010651236
Pity the poor millionaire; - a sound stomach is rather to be chosen than great riches - Ehrhart. LCCN2010651236
Political pirates - C.J. Taylor. LCCN2012648474
Made in America - W.E. Hill '14 ; painted by W.E. Hill. LCCN2011660517
New York's new senator - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647396
Nothing left but a statue - K. LCCN2011647483
New York's new senator - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647396
Ladies' day at the club - Gordon Grant '10. LCCN2011647622
Making hay while the rain falls - W.E. Hill '10. LCCN2011647607
Making the most of it - Gillam. LCCN2011661312
Looking for help - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652267
Let the foreigner rage! - Keppler. LCCN2010651416
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Let the foreigner rage! - Keppler. LCCN2010651416
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Nothing left but a statue - K. LCCN2011647483
Hatched one at last - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011649397
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He'll never catch it - Keppler. LCCN2012648507
He lived too soon - Keppler. LCCN2012647427
He lived too soon - Keppler. LCCN2012647427
He bobs up serenely - Keppler. LCCN2011647245
He'll never catch it - Keppler. LCCN2012648507
He did it all - F. Opper. LCCN2012647620
Ye scoldes - Kep. LCCN2011647420
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They take him for a come-on - Kep. LCCN2011647190
They take him for a come-on - Kep. LCCN2011647190
Wanted - another Moses - Kep. LCCN2010652302
The silver-tongued ventriloquist and his dummies - F. Opper. LCCN2012648552
The Supreme Court, - as it may hereafter be constituted - F. Opper. LCCN2012648470
The Supreme Court, - as it may hereafter be constituted - F. Opper. LCCN2012648470
The modern war god - Ehrhart. LCCN2011645623
The mote in our neighbor's eye - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012647440
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The modern Cincinnatus, who will not leave his plough - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652333
The modern war god - Ehrhart. LCCN2011645623
The monopolists' may-pole - F. Opper. LCCN2011661442
The new boy, January 1, 1905 - Frank A. Nankivell. LCCN2011645599
Visitors' day - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011645692
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The political uncle tommers - Kep. LCCN2011645954
The power behind the scare-crow - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652304
The vacant plate - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652323
The only way out - fighting them with their own weapons - Keppler. LCCN2010652269
The original political dude out-duded - F. Opper. LCCN2012645516
The old fox nailed up at last - F. Opper. LCCN2011661343
The opening of the parcels post tunnel, January 1, 1913 - Kep. LCCN2011649415
The opening of the parcels post tunnel, January 1, 1913 - Kep. LCCN2011649415
The open door - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012647426
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The opium-joint of the Republican irreconcilables - a cheap way of being happy - Zimmerman. LCCN2011660610
The political Janus - Frank A. Nankivell. LCCN2011647637
Three happy old friends - hurrah for the thousandth number! - Keppler. LCCN2012648523
Trying his patience - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647685
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Back on the job - K. LCCN2011645941
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Coroner Harrison is a little too previous - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648765
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Coroner Harrison is a little too previous - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648765
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Christmas in a mining camp - Will Crawford. LCCN2011649407
A message from Mars - Frank A. Nankivell 1901. LCCN2010651497
A message from Mars - Frank A. Nankivell 1901. LCCN2010651497
A new uniform and new responsibilities - Dalrymple. LCCN2010651467
Alton Brooks Parker. Farmer, jurist and presidential possibility - Keppler. LCCN2011645545
A relic of the dark ages - F. Opper. LCCN2012648680
A sunday show - profit for pagan and preacher - F. Opper. LCCN2012645648
A speech in the House of Representatives - Albert Levering. LCCN2011647307
A sunday show - profit for pagan and preacher - F. Opper. LCCN2012645648
A summer conference at Oyster Bay - Keppler. LCCN2011647219
A hard baby to bring up - Keppler. LCCN2010652002
A hint from history - Keppler. LCCN2010651307
A hint to the Democratic platform makers - Keppler. LCCN2010651590
An old fable brought up to date - Keppler, Jr. LCCN2012648792
An unpromising pair of racers - F. Opper. LCCN2012648731
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The bull in the China shop - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647527
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Our Christmas tree - Keppler. LCCN2012647395
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Our Christmas tree - Keppler. LCCN2012647395
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The old dress is new again, Reactionaries Insurgents in the Republican Party - from, Hurry, William, and hook me up! - K. LCCN2011647566 (cropped)
Learning to walk - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011645897
Look not behind thee - Keppler. LCCN2011647604
1902 finds the helm in safe hands - Keppler. LCCN2010651495
A flirtation that may lead to serious results in the fall - F. Opper. LCCN2011661767
Bearers of evil tidings - Kep with apologies. LCCN2011648868
Cleveland's entry into Washington - March 4th. 1885 - J. Keppler. LCCN2011661387
Caught in his own trap - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648666
Discharged as cured - Albert Levering. LCCN2011647498
There is a rich land to the south - the Pan-American Mercury to the yankee manufacturers - Keppler. LCCN2011648880
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