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Colored 1902 cartoon: Cuba turns away from Uncle Sam and a senator blocking tariff concessions, with signs for loan and recip

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A colored political cartoon by Udo Keppler, dated 1902, shows a woman in a Cuban-flag sash and a hat labeled CUBA turning away from Uncle Sam, who holds a scroll reading Platt Amendment, and a top-hatted senator who holds a sign reading No Tariff Concessions, Beet Sugar Senator. Signposts labeled Cuban Loan and Reciprocity lead away from the Capitol dome, while a path marked Annexation leads toward it.