Political Cartoonist - Homer Davenport (1867-1912)
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"How can he lose me?": McKinley and Hanna, alluding to the candidate& #39;s 1893 insolvency
"& #39;I am confident the workingmen are with us.& #39; Hanna& #39;s own words formed the basis for this caricature."
"George Washington& #39;s statue is replaced by one of Hanna before the New York Sub-Treasury, 1896."
"& #39;No Honest Man Need Fear Cartoons.& #39; Behind Senator Platt is the visage of Boss Tweed."
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"& #39;As they go to the polls& #39; 1900, showing the giant representing the trusts hand in hand with Hanna and McKinley"
"Davenport& #39;s final cartoon: to the dead of the Titanic, 1912"
"He died in 1912 of pneumonia, which he contracted after going to the docks of New York City to watch and chronicle the arrival of survivors of the sinking of the RMS Titanic."
"He died in 1912 of pneumonia, which he contracted after going to the docks of New York City to watch and chronicle the arrival of survivors of the sinking of the RMS Titanic."