Puck
June 22, 1892
Complete issue
Well illustrated with humorous sketches as well as serious issues of the day. Stereotypical views of Irish, Jews, Chinese and Black. Indians were treated the same but sympathetically. Inside: The cover shows Platt coming out of his dismal swamp. His popularity has sunk. Now it's time to retire. Billiards small sketch, Centerfold is "The Little Man's Triumph." Harrison rides high on the Republican Elephant on the chair of Protection to American Monopolists. In chains beside him are those Republicans who lost. The winners walk proudly ahead... Back cover is Hill sneaking into the Democratic Convention with his little dummy "In case of necessity." Bicycle ads. Lots of other items.
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