Rogers, W. A. (William Allen), 1854-1931
Rogers, W.A.
William Allen Rogers American political cartoonist
William Allen Rogers
Rogers, William Allen (American illustrator, 1854-1931)
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Rogers, W. A. 1854-1931
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American political cartoonist
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Springfield, Ohio
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Washington, DC
Works
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| The busy showman.--III |
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| The effect of "Negative Gravity" : I don't know how it's done, Benjamin, but it's agin reason |
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| Hits at politics; a series of cartoons |
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| The perfect machine |
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| Perhaps if I feed him he'll go to sleep |
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| The Pershing "punitive" expedition : well named |
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| Perspective study |
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| Pignapoke receives a shock |
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| Pirates and privateers no longer exist--von Jagow |
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| Playing hookey |
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| Poor John! |
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| Preparing answers to our "notes" |
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| The problem |
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| The public be jammed! |
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| A quack doctor at the fair |
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| Un Quatuor by William T. Dannat |
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| A question of labor. : This question is from first to last, from the beginning to the end, from skin to core and from core to skin again, a question of labor--James G. Blaine |
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| The reception at Pokeberry Manor |
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| [Red Cross nurse standing at the railing of a ship, has a vision of wounded soldiers across a stormy sea] |
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| The Republican drag "Free Whiskey" |
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| The returned prodigal shows signs of relapse : Old Observer (who has several other aliases)--"what is the fatted calf to a party that has eaten husks for twenty years. Give him the whole herd" |
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| Rough on the man below |
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| Sam [...], beware of the Wellers! |
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| Saved |
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| The season of brotherly love |
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| The secrets at Roseladies |
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| Selling candles |
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| A sensitive plant |
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| A sermon at Rheims |
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| Shocked at corruption--"I do not see how it is possible for the plain every-day Republican to close his eyes to what is going on" - Mr. Bryan in a speech at Salem, Illinois, October 8 |
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| A Sicilian café in New York |
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| A silent protest |
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| The soldier's share |
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| Some impressions of Mr. Blaine's letter |
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| Some of the delights in store for the would-be builder |
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| Something to remember after the war |
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| The speakers lobby, House [of] Representatives, Washington |
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| Speed up! show that you are a giant |
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| Splitting the ticket to make it straight |
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| Spraddled |
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| A start in life : a story of the Genesee country |
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| Still in the enchanted forest |
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| The strange turnout disappears around the corner |
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| The strangest of infatuations |
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| A street in a mining village in Pennsylvania |
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| Sure cure |
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| Talking business |
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| Tammany "workers" at the polls in Pell Street, New York - the beginning of a free fight |
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| A tennis court in Chelsea |
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| Thanks for these kind words |
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| Lo, the fell monster with the deadly sting who passes mountains, breaks through fenced walls and firm embattled spears, and with his filth taints all the world - Dante's Inferno |
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| Then the cold fingers left his wrist, and crept slowly upward toward his throat |
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| There's a good time coming-- |
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| They'll never get us, said the black cheatah [sic] to his spotted mate |
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| This is where your Uncle Sam stops to think |
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| This time I'll cook my goose for sure |
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| Those cannon on the forward deck |
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| Those idiotic Yankees |
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| Time to shoot |
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| To make America safe for Democracy |
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| Toby Tyler, or, Ten weeks with a circus |
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| [Toby Tyler riding] |
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| Tom Paulding by Brander Matthews |
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| Tommy's money : adventures in New York and elsewhere |
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| Too bl--kty small for Uncle Joe |
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| 'Twas Andy started the ball! |
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| Uncle Joe in Kansas |
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| Uncle Sam presents his return quota of "assisted" immigrants |
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| Uncle Sam's Christmas--1902 |
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| The vanguard of anarchy |
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| Vat has peen the use of all this killing? |
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| Vice-presidential possibilities--The Rough Rider |
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| Voluntary assessments |
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| Washington cook (to mistress in the hall)--"Shure, ye can't come in. We've gone into executive session, and we're cookin up something to surprise ye" |
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| Watch your step |
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| We are against his politics but we like his grit |
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| Well, what are you going to do about it? |
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| What? a buck! |
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| When it came to a showdown |
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| When the library lions review the animals |
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| When you fire remember this Enlist in the Navy |
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| Which? fate--or economy in life boats? |
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| Which suit will he put on? |
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| Whither, old woman, whither so high-- to rake the cobwebs from the sky? |
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| Who dares talk 1920 politics? This is 1918! |
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| Who rules this town? |
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| Who shall rule--man or beast? |
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| Who'd ever have thought we'd go fishing to-gether? |
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| Wide-open New York welcomes Mr. Bryan |
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| Will it succeed? |
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| The wolf and the lamb |
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| A world worth while : a record of "auld acquaintance" |
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| You must all hang together or you'll all hang separately |
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| Your opportunity |
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| Yours to command--the railroads |
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