The Wasp — 1889 — page 165: what you’re looking at

What you’re looking at

This appears to be a **title/masthead page** rather than a cartoon page. The Wasp was a San Francisco satirical weekly magazine. The visible content includes: - **Subscription rates** and **advertising information** - Several **brief satirical articles** and commentary pieces on current events - References to political topics: Republican infighting in San Francisco following Boss Higgins's death; Chinese exclusion debates; race troubles in the South; international incidents involving U.S. naval vessels and Canadian sealers The short items are written in sharp, mocking satirical prose typical of late-19th-century American political magazines. Without seeing the actual cartoons/illustrations on this page, I cannot identify specific figures or visual satire present.