A strenuous reciprocity counter, Political Cartoon

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A strenuous reciprocity counter, Political Cartoon

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Cartoon shows a boxing sugar beet "Producers" punching Theodore Roosevelt labeled "Reciprocity Champion" with fists labeled "Teller Investigation" and "Reciprocity Resolution Cuban Congress Nov. 28, '02." Roosevelt wears boxing gloves "Quesada" and "Bliss" representing Cuban ambassador to the United States Gonzalo de Quesada and Tasker H. Bliss, Special Envoy to Cuba. In the corner of the ring is a man labeled "Sugar Refining Trust."
"Cuban-American Reciprocity Bureau, Washington, D.C."

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01/01/1902

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Location

Santiago de Cuba (Cuba), 20.02472, -75.82194

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Library of Congress

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