William Jennings Bryan and John W. Kern walking, holding hands and canes, with blinders over their eyes. Bryan's blinders are marked with the dates of 1896 and 1900, while Kern's blinders are marked with the dates of 1900 and 1904. These are dates…

William Jennings Bryan standing at the top of a stairway holding an oil lamp. Smoke from the lamp contains the words Standard Oil. Bryan's campaign manager, Charles N. Haskell was accused of accepting campaign contributions from the Standard Oil…

William Jennings Bryan on his knees beside the Tammany Tiger. A bone marked as "McCarren" lies to the right of the tiger, representing New York State Senator Patrick McCarren.

Political cartoon of William Jennings Bryan standing at bat, sweating. He is holding a bat marked as 1908 and two bats lie behind him marked as 1896 and 1900.