Harper's Weekly Uncle Sam Cartoon wooden box Set on top of an

Set on top of an architectural plan

Nino Maimone

One detail overlooked can spoil a whole day's work

Rusby crossed South America amid incredibly hardships

Description: "The Bouif enters its 3rd year

Harper's Weekly Uncle Sam Cartoon wooden box Set on top of an"Well! Now Let's Tend to Business! Drawn by J. Campbell Cory" Even though Harper's Weekly was a Republican leaning publication at its time, this political cartoon announces how some were dissatisfied with Republican William Howard Taft's administration. The news headlines thrown across the floor under Uncle Sam reflect the most prominent issues of the time regarding Socialist nominee Eugene Debs, the Standard Oil scandal, the chaos of the Roosevelet