The Wasp — 1896 — page 491: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This page is primarily **text-based article content**, not a political cartoon. It discusses several legal and financial scandals involving prominent San Francisco figures, including: - The Belasco-Fairbanks case and jury verdict - The breakup of the Ausserais and Hoyt families due to divorce - Colonel O'Brien's dispute with Police Judge Campbell at City Hall - The closing of the Donahue estate and attorney Charles F. Hanlon's role managing its disputed millions The bottom third features a photograph labeled **"MABEL CRAFT,"** described as "the lady who, undeservedly the prospect of gore, recorded the exciting events of the Corbett-Sharkey pugilistic contest from a feminine standpoint." The content satirizes legal corruption, family feuds, and scandal management among San Francisco's wealthy elite and judiciary.