Professor Hadley Wants Ideals in Politics--What's the Matter With These?, 1900
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- Box 2, Folder 17
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bound issue from January 24, 1900; Vol XLVI, no. 1194. Lithographs address political bosses and corruption; William Jennings Bryan and his bid for the U.S. presidency in the 1900 election. Lithographs include "Professor Hadley Wants Ideals in Politics--What's the Matter With These?" (title page; shows Puck pointing at a group portrait of Matthew Quay, Richard Croker, and Thomas Platt. The title of the lithograph is as if Puck is asking Arthur Hadley, president of Yale University, why the group does not match with his ideals for politicians); "The 'Logical' Candidate and His Logic" (shows William Jennings Bryan standing in front of a large tree labeled "Business" looking up at the tree's main limb; the tree's main branch is labeled "Combination" with three men are sitting upon it. The three men are labeled "Manufacturing Trust," "Labor Trust," and "Farmer Trust" and they are cutting off the branch they are sitting on with a saw labeled "Agitation")
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