The Wasp — 1896 — page 1047: what you’re looking at

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This page is **not a political cartoon** but rather a biographical feature article with portraits. It profiles two men: **Herbert E. Law** (left portrait) - described as an "inspiring example" who championed San Francisco urban development, particularly boulevard and street improvements including the widening of Lombard Street and paving of Van Ness Avenue. **Dr. Hartland Law** (right portrait) - featured as "A Quiet Philanthropist," praised as an educated physician and chemist who quietly does good works. The page includes an engraving of **Fontana & Co.'s Mammoth Canning Works**, a major San Francisco cannery. The text emphasizes both men's contributions to civic improvement and philanthropy, celebrating their practical, understated approaches to bettering the city and society.