[Dollar Mark Hanna] - Public domain portrait engraving

Bust-length caricature of Hanna dressed in a suit studded with dollar signs and smoking a cigar.
Image is part of a note dated Jan. 4th 1900.
Inscribed, lower right: To Mr Chas H Daniels from Homer Davenport.
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Printed on letterhead: 143 North Fourteenth Street, East Orange, N.J.
Title devised.
Bequest and gift; Caroline and Erwin Swann; 1974; (DLC/PP-1974:232.164)
American businessman and politician Marcus Alonzo Hanna, known as the "money manipulator," made a fortune in the coal and iron firm of M.A. Hanna & Company. Convinced that business and government were interdependent, he became actively involved in the process of electing public officials. A master strategist, Hanna successfully promoted Republican William McKinley's candidacy for President in 1896 at great personal expense, and his reelection in 1900, raising unprecedented sums of money for campaign funds.