The cleansing of New York by Louis Dalrymple (1900)

Color cartoon of a giant LAW arm lifting two men with scandal newspapers above a city skyline with dive and den flags.

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A color lithographic caricature by Louis Dalrymple from 1900 titled The cleansing of New York. A giant arm labeled LAW lifts two exaggerated men by the collar above a city skyline, one clutching yellow newspapers marked Daily Whirl and the other New York Daily Infernal, both labeled with words such as scandal, filth and crime. Flags on the buildings below read Dive, Den and Pool Room.

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