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This page is primarily advertising and editorial content, not a political cartoon. The top features a photograph of the 1912 Railway Business Association banquet at New York's Waldorf-Astoria, showing hundreds of railroad executives and businessmen gathered together. The main article promotes the published speeches of Ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew, a prominent orator of the era, arguing that business and political leaders should study his addresses on topics like tariffs, naval policy, currency reform, and American history. The piece implicitly appeals to ambitious men—politicians, professors, business owners—who need to improve their public speaking and knowledge. The Leslie-Judge Company coupon below advertises bound collections of Depew's orations as desirable reference works. This represents Judge magazine functioning partly as a promotional platform for commercial publishers.
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If so, you will know how necessary it is to have the gift of Are you President of a Chamber of Commerce or any other good speaking and a knowledge of current events. important commercial body? Are you a member of any legislative body, or do you ex- Are you at the head of a bank, corporation or a business, pect to be? ; : . How important it is that you should be well informed on see sosnatomed to attending banquets, and sometimes do you ayy subject of political, historic and current interest The following are some of the subjects on which Ex-Senator Are you a professor of a college, teacher of a school, or Chauncey M. Depew, the matchless orator of our times, has leader in any particular branch of work? spoken. Would you like all these orations for your reference Are youa politician? Do you ever talk to your constituents? library? No encyclopedia would help you as much. Senator Depew’s Orations Admission of Oklahoma, Arizona and — Reclamation of Agricultural Lands New Mexico to the Union Postal Savings Bank The United States Navy Currency reform The Panic 1907 ao ae wn oe em, Sts =>: SRS SSS Sa Soass SS ==: = = Satats SSSS5. = ‘The Great Judges and the Famous De- cisions that have mado our Federal Judiciary the Custodian and Inter- preter of the Constitution iberty of the Press ‘Tariff for l'rotection as against Tariff for Revenue only Government of the Philippine Islands Taxation of Porto Rico Ship subsidies Election of U. 8. Senators by direct ZS = yi Examination in Civil Service Porto Rican House of Delegates American Merchant Marine Hawaii—Its Government and Condi- National Banking Laws tions before and since Annexation Famous Historical and Political Addresses Speech notifying Theodore Roosevelt See Reception to the Republican Editorial SPs e rae rae sees e he ees SessesressessesslsrrsS Se EES Ss: Political Migsion of the U.S. Capture of Major Andre ‘The Columbian Oration, at the Dedica- tion of the World's Fair at Chicago Pration at the Unveiling of the Statue of Liberty Enlightening the Wor! Laying of the Corner-stone of the Grant Mausoleum. ‘The Army of the Potomac ‘The Colonial Ws ‘ars Formation of the Government of the State of New York rand Army of the Republic Commencement Address at Yale Col- lege Anniversary Address before the Yale Law School Address as President of the Yale Alum- ni Association at Delmonico’ Address before the Yale Law School The Hall of Fame Edict of Nantes Foundation of the Republican Party Lincoln and Douglas Debates Irish Home Rule Hudson and the Half Moon ‘The Jay Treaty Battle of Princeton Nomination of President Harrison Nomination of Vice-President Levi P. lorton Nomination of Therdore Roosevelt for Governor of New York Celebrated College and Address before the Annual Convention of the Psi Upsilon Societies of the 4 United States Andress before the graduating class of « Colambia College Law School “A Talk to Young Physicians”—ad- of his nomination for Governor Nomination of Theodore Roosevelt for Vice-President “The Young Man in Politics,” Speech before the New York Republican Club at Delmonico’s Speech on the issues of the campaign before an audience of twenty-eigi.t thousand people in the Col Chicago Acceptance of Presidency of the Re- publican Club of New York Educational Addresses Address at the celebration of the Quar- ter Centennial of Cornell University “The Higher Education”—address be- fore the Alumni Association of the _ University of Clacinnatt “The ‘Association Nomination of Charles W. Fairbanks tor Vice-President “My Eleven Presidential Campaigns, Episodes and Incidents of Nati-nal Canvasses of Lincoln, Grant, Hayer, Garfield, C'eveland. Harrison, Me- e ft He your Pocket-book” (From Leslie's Weekly, August 19, 1%9) Lecture atthe Leland Stanford, Jr., University, California Address at the installation of President Finley of the College of the City of New York Address to the students of Hampton Institute dress to the graduating class of the lege Political Club ‘Syracuse Medical Col Here Is Your Opportunity These notable addresses have been gathered in book form. They are printed in eight splendid Octavo Volumes, illustrated «ith portraits of famous Americans from ori ‘The books on hand, —— —— — COUPON ——— — LESLIE-JUDGE COMPANY 25 Fifth Avenue, New York Gentlemen—I wish to take advantage of offer No... t reference to the set of 8 volumes of Orations by Ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew. with | Offers: No. 1—Enclosed find $50 for which please send me one | Depe: gas they last, ac $50 a 2 P ted for private distribu Itis not on sale at book stores and when this edition is ex: hausted, copies can only be gotten from collectors at any price the collector may demand. the only autographed edition of Senator Depew's speeches. Second : the same eight volumes neatly bound in cloth, including all the {llustrations, but not autographed, ad for $16 a The edition is also limited. rdera for either edition will only be filled if they are received in time to sup- must accompany orders, Or ply the books, Keservation can be made by wire. Cash Cut out the Coupon which is attached for your convenience. Circulars of full information can be had by writing to Leslie-Judge Company, 225 Fifth Ave., New York autographed set of the Orations of Ex-Senator Chauncey M. Depew in 8 Octavo volumes. 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