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cartoons by udo keppler john samuel pughe caricatures of theodore roosevelt uncle sam cartoons by louis dalrymple illustrations by frederick burr opper 1911 1903 1894 1907

A summer conference at Oyster Bay - Keppler. LCCN2011647219

Airships are getting so dreadfully commonplace - Will Crawford. LCCN2011649056

Getting troublesome again - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648499

Gone crazy - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648537

Driving the same old bargain - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647623

Give the town a good flushing out. It needs it - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647518

Father Knickerbocker's next job - F.M. Hutchins. LCCN2012648556

Extra session of the House of Representatives of the Fifty-fifth Congress - Keppler. LCCN2012647687

Alton Brooks Parker. Farmer, jurist and presidential possibility - Keppler. LCCN2011645545

Alton Brooks Parker. Farmer, jurist and presidential possibility - Keppler. LCCN2011645545

Like a Chinese play, it goes on forever - Frank A. Nankivell. LCCN2011647435

Looking for help - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652267

Jay Gould's private bowling alley - F. Opper. LCCN2012645634

Just what might have been expected - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648638

Made in America - W.E. Hill '14 ; painted by W.E. Hill. LCCN2011660517

Made in America - W.E. Hill '14 ; painted by W.E. Hill. LCCN2011660517

Laocoon in the toils - K. LCCN2011649070

Inauguration day, 1897 - a good beginning - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647651

In re Sampson vs. Morgan - Keppler. LCCN2010651391

Jack and the Wall Street giants - Keppler. LCCN2010652337

Hobson's choice - you can go, or stay - J.A. Wales. LCCN91793034

Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall- - Frank A. Nankivell 1910. LCCN2011647542

Hobson's choice - you can go, or stay - J.A. Wales. LCCN91793034

Hobson's choice - you can go or stay - J.A Wales. LCCN2011661384

Home from the wars - Kep. LCCN2011647492

Future occupations for Roosevelt - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011647239

Future occupations for Roosevelt - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011647239

Chained!! - Keppler. LCCN2012648712

Concerning race suicide - Ehrhart. LCCN2010652241

Canal business is business - Keppler. LCCN2011645708

Bryan is the ablest worker for sound money - F. Opper. LCCN2012648481

Beyond resuscitation - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648681

Business is business - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012647575

Another air-ship failure - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011645526

A disappointed god; he cries for more - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647466

More rough riding - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652288

More rough riding - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652288

Nearing the end - Keppler. LCCN2011645690

Partners in t(he) bogie business - Keppler. LCCN2010646245

Or bust - K. LCCN2011649386

On the presidential golf links - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648578

Our merchant marine, the Rip Van Winkle of the sea - Kep. LCCN2011649079

Nothing left but a statue - K. LCCN2011647483

Nothing left but a statue - K. LCCN2011647483

New York's new senator - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647396

New York's Republican standard-bearer - F. Opper. LCCN2012648665

New York's Republican standard-bearer - F. Opper. LCCN2012648665

The administration's hardest job - J. Keppler. LCCN2011661766

They can't fight - F. Opper. LCCN2012648596

The interrupted ceremony - Keppler. LCCN2011648874

The Wickersham will git yer if yer don't - watch - out! LCCN2011649071

Hatched one at last - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011649397

He won't let go - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011647306

Memorial Day, 1899 - three veterans under one flag - Keppler. LCCN2012647425

He can't let go - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647490

Wanted- an occupant - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011645540

A Thanksgiving truce - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2011645756

A question of duty - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652212

A strenuous job on the Cuban ranch - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652191

Et tu, Brute! - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010651558

Here, Puss, Puss! - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647329

I am a Democrat! - C.J. Taylor. LCCN2012648718

I guess I can keep right ahead - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652208

I've had a perfectly corking time! - K. LCCN2011647324

Give it another twist, Grover - we're all with you! - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2012648595

Independence Day of the future - C.J. Taylor. LCCN2012648736

I've had a perfectly corking time! - K. LCCN2011647324

Look not behind thee - Keppler. LCCN2011647604

Make me an offer, gentlemen! - Frank A. Nankivell. LCCN2011647244

Peanut Dave, the little defender - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648649

Sacre bleu! - J.S. Pughe. LCCN2010652299

Poor thing! - they have taken the life out of it! - Dalrymple. LCCN2012647648

There is a rich land to the south - the Pan-American Mercury to the yankee manufacturers - Keppler. LCCN2011648880

There is a rich land to the south - the Pan-American Mercury to the yankee manufacturers - Keppler. LCCN2011648880

We won't do a thing to it! - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648459

Back from Bololand - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011645739

A civil service reform version of an old fable - Gillam. LCCN2011661811

Caught in his own trap - Dalrymple. LCCN2012648666

Gulliver-Cleveland takes possession of the enemy's fleet and deprives them of their strength - Gillam. LCCN2011661756

How the peace congress receives its first practical suggestion - Keppler. LCCN2011649644

Once the senatorial Apollo - now the court-jester - F. Opper. LCCN2012645194

In the German jam closet - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647375

In the republican eden - Keppler. LCCN2011647229

Inaugural ball, March 4th, 1901 - engaged for another dance - Keppler. LCCN2010651385

Jack the giant-killer - Will Crawford. LCCN2011649381

Government and business enter upon a new era of good feeling - Keppler. LCCN2011649670

Going to the bicycle tournament - F. Opper. LCCN2012645479

Gorilla warfare under the protection of the American flag - F. Opper. LCCN2012645183

Good government vs. revolution; - an easy choice - Keppler. LCCN2010651401

Foes in his path - the herculean task before our next president - Gillam. LCCN2011661822

History repeats itself - Dalrymple ; J. Ottman Lith. Co., N.Y. LCCN96506292

Low, Son & Haydon's pure toilet soaps - F. Opper. LCCN2012645493

Low, Son & Haydon's pure toilet soaps - F. Opper. LCCN2012645493

No limit - L.M. Glackens. LCCN2011647506

Modern military tactics; - our major-general and his staff - Keppler. LCCN2012647405

Little Ted Fauntleroy - Keppler. LCCN2011647264

Let the political army have new drums also! - Gillam. LCCN2012645448

Let us have a good bankruptcy law, as a protection against the preferred creditor swindle - J.K. LCCN2012645556

Some class to this rail-splitter - J.K. LCCN2011649045

Some popular conceptions that the wheeling mania will change - F. Opper. LCCN2012647693

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