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Summary
Newspaper clipping of cartoon showing Theodore Roosevelt, dressed as the train's fireman, attempting to board a locomotive labeled "second term" as a bear labeled "the trusts" snarls at him and Uncle Sam, the train's engineer, leans out the cabin window.
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roosevelt theodore
uncle sam symbolic character
political campaigns
industrial trusts
caricatures
periodical illustrations
political cartoons
prints
bear
engine
president
special
humor
mar
vintage images
theodore roosevelt
us presidents
images of uncle sam
caricatures and cartoons
j l de mar
j l john l de mar
president special
de mar
public domain cartoon images
Date
01/01/1903
Contributors
De Mar, J. L. (John L.), 1865-1926, artist
Source
Library of Congress
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