When was it published?

October 25, 1890 in The Ohio Democrat

Domestic News October 25, 1890

The Ohio Democrat

Q: What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. F. G. Attwood, Frank P. W. Bellew (Chip)

Q: What keywords are associated?

Cartoonist, Attwood, Bellew, Chicago America, Mckinley Satire, Political Cartoon

Logan, Hocking County, Ohio

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What is this article about?

F. G. Attwood joins Chicago America as cartoonist from October 16, debuting with a satirical cartoon of 'Napoleon McKinley' repelling world commerce; Frank P. W. Bellew also hired for alternating cartoons, enhancing the department.

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Mr. F. G. Attwood, the widely known cartoonist, begins his permanent connection with the Chicago America in its issue of October 16. In a clever, instructive cartoon he represents Napoleon McKinley driving away the commerce of the world, while forty centuries look down upon the performance with amazement. Mr. Attwood's cartoons will alternate with others by Frank P. W. Bellew (Chip), who has also been engaged to draw regularly for America. An arrangement which will add strength and variety to its cartoon department.

What sub-type of article is it?

Appointment

What keywords are associated?

Cartoonist Attwood Bellew Chicago America Mckinley Satire Political Cartoon

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. F. G. Attwood Frank P. W. Bellew (Chip)

Where did it happen?

Chicago

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Chicago

Event Date

October 16

Key Persons

Mr. F. G. Attwood Frank P. W. Bellew (Chip)

Outcome

an arrangement which will add strength and variety to its cartoon department

Event Details

Mr. F. G. Attwood, the widely known cartoonist, begins his permanent connection with the Chicago America in its issue of October 16. In a clever, instructive cartoon he represents Napoleon McKinley driving away the commerce of the world, while forty centuries look down upon the performance with amazement. Mr. Attwood's cartoons will alternate with others by Frank P. W. Bellew (Chip), who has also been engaged to draw regularly for America.