Forgotten on purpose |
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Gambling with death |
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Getting them into line for 1884 |
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[A good beginning. The infant Hercules strangling the serpents] |
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The good samaritan |
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The great congressional tramp bullying the old women of the national household |
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A great past and a pitiful present |
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The great rival advertising shows to "boom up" stocks |
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A hard job with the hogs |
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[He had read of the Mason craze] |
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He missed the chair, but he has the floor |
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His boasted magnetism - and the kind of metal it attracts |
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His only stock in trade |
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The honor of the country in danger |
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Hopelessly bound to the stake |
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Hyenas at work |
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"If this be madness, there is method in it!" |
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In the jaws of death - a cold day for the Independent Party |
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Incorrigible |
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The irrepressible log |
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The issue |
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John A. Logan in 1859 |
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Justice's "jimmy" |
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The knight of the wind-bag enters the senatorial field |
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Let the political army have new drums also! |
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"Love's labor's lost" |
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The magnetic bunco-steerer and his confederate |
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Making the most of it |
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"Me and Jack" |
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A moment of anxiety - who is going to get left? |
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Mr. Hill tries it on |
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The national dime-museum - will be run during the presidential campaign |
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A new declaration of independence in the year 1885 |
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The new leader and the old chorus |
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The new political pilgrim's progress -- passing the ogre |
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The new Uncle Sam How the Farmers' Alliance propose to have the government run when they get the power |
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A new way of "waking" the Democratic shaughraun |
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[Old man and lion] |
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The old partners in the new navy job |
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The olympus of corruption - "Apollo strikes the lyre and charms the gods" |
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Our national dog-show |
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Our perennial pauper |
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Our robber barons |
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Out of the frying-pan into the fire |
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Overtraining young horses |
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The path of duty |
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The patriot and the politician |
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Phryne before the Chicago tribunal |
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The pig has the pull |
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The political Courtney |
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The political Sam'ls of Posen |
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The political tam o'shanter |
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A popular melody applied |
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[President Rutherford Hayes sitting in barber shop with another man, perhaps Mark Twain] |
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The Presidential recruiting-office |
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The protectors of our industries |
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"Puck" is not going to be left - he has a horse-show of his own |
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Puck's plan to relieve the country of two embarrassments - give Grant the surplus, and let him spend it on a little court of his own |
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Put 'em on ice! |
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The receiving-vault of the Republican politicians who defied public morality |
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The recruiting-sergeant and the tough subject |
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The rehabilitation of the Democratic party |
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Richelieu's defiance |
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Rip Van Winkle's return |
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The rivals in Ohio |
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Robeson, the alchemist |
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[Self caricature at easel] |
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Shade of A.T.S.-- "Oh, if I could only find my body!" |
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The slave-market of to-day |
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"The sleeping party" |
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A sop to Cerberus |
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Squeezed dry |
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"Stop thief!" |
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A surprise to themselves |
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A tail they can't twist |
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The temptation |
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Thanksgiving day, 1884 - "let us be thankful!" |
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Their little funeral |
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Then and now - 1862 and 1882 The stalwart medal - Puck's idea of the design |
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They saw their "Flying Dutchman" - it crossed their path, and they were lost |
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Too many leaders |
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Tough on Turkey |
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"The tribute to the Minotaur" - the interests of all other states sacrificed to the protection monster of Pennsylvania |
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The true inwardness of the Tilden boom - the democratic tribes clamor for Sammy to strike his rocks |
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The true meaning of Republican harmony |
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[Uncle Sam holding garden hoe talking with man holding "H. Spencer American Notes" papers] |
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A vigorous foreign policy |
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A warning voice--"Stop! While there is yet time, and follow the road I am pointing out to you" |
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A way out of President Arthur's dilemma |
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We claim everything - me & Jack |
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What 's in it? |
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"Whitelaw Reid refuses to accept the New York senatorship" |
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The whitwash is too thin |
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Who killed Hancock? |
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Why they dislike him -- he will not prove himself a cat's-paw in the enterprise |
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Will he cast his sword into the balance? |
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William Tell Cleveland will not bow to the hat |
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WwasW in Am., hist. v.: |
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