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July 30, 1890 Puck front cover, depicting Speaker of the House Thomas B. Reed (wearing a crown) and Ways and Means Chair William McKinley (dressed as Napoleon) annoyed as Secretary of State James G. Blaine breaking out and disrupting their presidential plans

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30 July 1890

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Puck magazine; July 30, 1890, p. 361 here

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