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In ad land. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon, at center is President Theodore Roosevelt and members of his cabinet in a meeting
The annual invasion. Illustration shows actors and characters (some in cages), acrobats, and theater props being unloaded from a ship into a dock-side warehouse. Date 1905 August 30
The waters of reciprocity. Illustration shows Leslie M. Shaw riding on a hobby horse labeled Shaws Orations, calling out to fleeing citizens in a valley to stand their ground in the face of a
To the rescue; mythology up-to-date. Illustration shows Seth Low, possibly as Odysseus, with raised sword labeled Nonpartisanship about to strike a sea monster labeled Misrule as a woman
The isthmian canal game
A bunch of spring sprouts. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon with, at center, a young woman asking Cupid about his flower garden where all the blossoms has male and female faces
From summer boarders - harvest number. Illustration shows a group of country people dancing around a large corn shock topped with money paid by tourists from the city boarding in country inns
A surprise party at Oyster Bay. Illustration shows a group of men making a surprise nighttime visit to Theodore Roosevelt, wearing pajamas, at Oyster Bay; Edward H
The indian medicine show. Illustration shows Theodore Roosevelt as an Indian medicine man beating a drum labeled The New Nationalism while standing in a cart with Publisher Howland
Commencement day in the senate
Defining the doctrine. Illustration shows a young boy labeled Venezuela complaining to Uncle Sam about the presence of a German battleship; Uncle Sam explains to him that the Monroe Doctrine will
Dispossessed. Illustration shows a depressed old man wearing formal clothing, sitting on the sidewalk on small railroad cars labeled Street Railways
Buster Bill, the Park Row cut-up
Following the piper. Illustration shows JP Morgan as a huge piper, playing a pipe labeled Merger, leading a pack of diminutive corporate investors labeled Ship Owner, Bank Pres. Wall Str
Some deserving candidates for the hero fund. Illustration shows a series of nine vignettes to the left and across the top of a main illustration
A rocky road and a bad guide. Illustration shows Alton B. Parker sitting in a chair strapped to the back of David B. Hill, who is carrying him up a narrow, treacherous
Barking dogs never bite. Illustration shows President McKinley walking onto the White House grounds with a woman labeled Prosperity, passing a group of barking dogs labeled Anti-prosperity
The hemlock cup of the Republican Socrates. Illustration shows the Republican elephant labeled GOP. about to drink from a cup labeled Reciprocity, with him are several men labeled Root, Sherman
Me and Jack. Illustration shows from behind, a large dog labeled The Yellow Dog sitting on a plank on the shore of a body of water
He used to be A Menace - now he finds himself a fad. Illustration shows a man labeled Foreign Socialist being fated and toasted by high society; a vignette shows a jail cell full of the types of
The Wall Street Persians and the Washington Egyptians. Illustration shows the battle of Pelusium with the Persians identified as having Vested Interests (looking like Chauncey M)
The tariff tots
A Christmas joke with a point to it. Illustration shows the interior of a frontier cabin where a long table is set for a Christmas turkey dinner; around the table are seated several people
A voice from the past
The heavenly porter. Illustration shows Halleys Comet on The Comets Orbit, brushing the surface of The Earth on The Orbit of the Earth as they draw near each other. Date 1910 May 18
A revelation in revolutions. Illustration shows Uncle Sam with a bundle of papers labeled Canal Plans patting a diminutive man, wearing a hat labeled Panama, on the shoulder
Peace. Illustration shows a flotilla of ships with Theodore Roosevelts face on the lead ship; the figure of Peace (or Columbia)
The common people - a picture for cartoonists
The discovery of the law of gravitation. Illustration shows a Wright Brothers airplane crashed into a tree with Sir Isaac Newton and another man in the wreckage on the ground. Date 1910 October 5
The poor mans candidate. Illustration shows President Theodore Roosevelt standing on a reviewing stand, holding hat in raised right hand as a large group of capitalists, industrialists
From producer to consumer. Illustration shows two men, one labeled Producer, using a pulley system labeled US Parcels Post to ship a package labeled Direct to Consumer beyond the reach of a man
Germ proof. Illustration shows a rotund man labeled Trust Official inoculating himself labeled Personal Immunity with Fine Vaccine which is Specially Prepared by Senate & House
In time of peace, prepare for vacation. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon with a young man sitting with mannequin spouse labeled Farmers Daughter, looking at pictures in the Family Album
The crabbed millionaires puzzle. Illustration shows an old man labeled Millionaire sitting in a chair atop a pile of moneybags
An unexpected challenge
After vacation - the discovery of the home. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon illustrating the comforts of domestic life at home with the central scene showing a man bathing in a bathtub
What may happen at the seashore if summer is as cold a proposition as spring. Illustration shows a vignette cartoon suggesting how it might look if the summer is as cold as spring; in the central
The ill-fated sister; - a case of unjust discrimination. Illustration showing President McKinley driving a carriage labeled Free Trade
The age of specialists
The Lucrezia Borgia of journalism. Illustration shows William Randolph Hearst, wearing a bright yellow dress, as Lucrezia Borgia painting poison from pots labeled Slander, Riot, Scandal, Malice
The easy umpire. Illustration shows a battered diminutive football player labeled The Plain People telling President Taft, as an umpire
President Turkey - For what we did not receive let us be truly thankful!. Illustration shows a large group of wild and domestic animals sitting around a table for the Thanksgiving Banquet of
Who will get the credit?. Illustration shows an interior view of the House of Congress with the Republicans on one side and the Democrats on the other; a gigantic man wearing a crown labeled
Letting his light shine. Illustration showing George F. Hoar standing, full-length, wearing a childs nightgown, holding up in his right hand a candle labeled Twaddle
The last straw. Illustration shows the Republican elephant collapsing under the weight of Republican and/or Roosevelt policies, such as a large crown labeled Imperialism, a Big Stick
Sacre bleu!. Illustration shows a Frenchman standing outside the US Treasury building, he is holding in one hand a newspaper that states Colombia Rejects Canal Treaty
Rubbish. Illustration shows four legislators dropping their Bluff Legislation, The Original Trust Buster, Combination Crusher
The pigmies attack; but the government still lives. Illustration shows President McKinley standing on the steps to the US Capitol, holding up two flags
