After a short course of study in Chicago , he returned to the '' Free Press '' , remaining there until the fall of 1897 . He was first employed in New York by the '' New York World '' and later by the '' New York Herald '' , for which paper he acted as special artist during the Spanish – American War . He moved to Philadelphia in 1899 , where he contributed to '' The North American '' , '' The Philadelphia Inquirer '' , '' The Philadelphia Press '' , '' Philadelphia Bulletin '' , and '' Philadelphia Evening Telegraph '' . His caricatures of politicians were popular during the 1904 Republican National Convention , and he illustrated '' The Roosevelt Bears '' by Seymour Eaton , a comic strip with the distinction of being the only strip ever run by '' The New York Times '' . His portraits and more serious work appeared in '' The Booklovers Magazine '' and in book illustrations
1904 Republican National Convention
1904 Republican National Convention
V. Floyd Campbell