This cartoon shows President Grover Cleveland, carrying a book titled "What I know about women's clubs," being chased with a "Women's Suffrage" umbrella by Susan B. Anthony, as Uncle Sam chuckles in background.  The cartoon was created by Charles Lewis Bartholomew and published in the <i>Minneapolis Journal</i> on April 26, 1905.  It was occasioned by an article that Cleveland wrote in the <i>Ladies' Home Journal</i> (in the cartoon Anthony has a copy of a magazine called the <i>Ladies' Home Trouble</i> tucked under her arm) warning that women's clubs were harmful to marriage and declaring that women should honor and care for their husbands.  Anthony wrote a sharp response that was widely reprinted.  In an interview she also reminded people of Cleveland's marriage infidelity and illegitimate child, saying "I think that Mr. Cleveland is a very poor one to attempt to point out the proper conduct of the women." By then, Anthony and her campaign for women's rights were widely recognized.<sup id="cite_ref-1" class="reference"><a href="#cite_note-1">[1]</a></sup>
Bartholomew, Charles Lewis
1905
Prints and Photographs Division, Library of Congress cph 3b42671.  Anthony's copy of the cartoon is found in the Susan B. Anthony Scrapbook 1905-6, Manuscript Division, Library of Congress.