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4. John McCutcheon, Dean Of American Cartoonists It's a great pity that men like john mccutcheon can't go on livingand working forever, for the world never has had enough of them. . http://www.purdue.edu/PER/W99Perspective.McC.html

John McCutcheon recalled his days at Purdue when he created the cartoon of the West Lafayette Campus (below). At left, McCutcheon (middle row, second from left) and George Ade (back row, far left) were among the group who gathered for a photograph on campus in 1890. Behind them is the Dormitory, later known as Purdue Hall, and the Military Hall/Gymnasium behind that. At right is the west side of University Hall. John McCutcheon encounters lifetime of adventure after Purdue years The June 11, 1949, Chicago Tribune, in an editorial lamenting the death of John Tinney McCutcheon, said: "It's a great pity that men like John McCutcheon can't go on living and working forever, for the world never has had enough of them." Purdue President James Smart may have had different thoughts during McCutcheon's years at Purdue. McCutcheon, an 1889 Purdue graduate, was considered something of a "problem" student by Smart. He and George Ade (Purdue, 1887) were at different times reprimanded for visiting the Ladies Literary Society without permission, and McCutcheon was kicked off the staff of The Purdue, the pre-Exponent student newspaper, for publishing an unapproved issue. McCutcheon's work and play in his post-Purdue years, though, brought him high praise across the Midwest and the country - and back home in Tippecanoe County.

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7. Congressman Pumphrey The People's Friend Citation mccutcheon, john T. Congressman Pumphrey, the People's Friend(Indianapolis BobbsMerrill Co., 1907; BoondocksNet Edition, 2000). http://www.boondocksnet.com/editions/mccutcheon/

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8. John T. McCutcheon five children born to john T. mccutcheon Sr. and Suzzanna Caldwell. john's grandfather, Barr mccutcheon emigrated to http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~mcut/johnny_t.htm

McCutcheon Residence Hall is named after John Tinney McCutcheon, Purdue graduate and famous newspaper cartoonist and correspondent. John was born just outside Lafayette, Indiana, in May 1870, the second of five children born to John T. McCutcheon Sr. and Suzzanna Caldwell. John's grandfather, Barr McCutcheon emigrated to the United States from Scotland; from his ancestry comes the name of our student organization, the "Royal Highlanders." John was a member of the Class of 1889 here at Purdue University, which was composed of twenty-eight (28) graduates. He was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, one of two on campus a the time, and referred to those not living in fraternities (there were no sororities) as barbarians. While a student he was a cartoonist on the first "Debris" staff and gave the publication its name. The word is French for, as he put it, "mess of stuff." Upon graduating, John traveled to Chicago, Illinois where he got a job as a cartoonist with the Chicago Morning News. His early days in the city were summed up when he wrote that his "greatest excitement was lunching off ten cents worth of Tokay grapes, which were new and unusual then and considered very grand." His talent developed rapidly and by 1898 he was sent abroad to travel, draw cartoons, and report on his journey. This became a habit for John, and much of the remainder of his live was spent traveling for the paper or taking extended vacations. His excursions covered most of the world. In 1903 John joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, with which he stayed until his retirement. The passing of time brought him ever-increasing popularity, and for forty (40) years he was America's foremost cartoonist. His works followed war politics and human interest features. Events ranging from Dewey's victory at Manila Bay to Theodore Roosevelt's safari in Africa drew his professional attention; but fictional features concerning general characteristics and habits of the human race were his best loved products. By chance a "flop-eared, dough faced hound" became his most widely acclaimed character. Inserted at the corner of a cartoon to fill an untouched space, the dog caught the public's fancy and became a regular in John's cartoons.

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McCutcheon Residence Hall is named after John Tinney McCutcheon, Purdue graduate and famous newspaper cartoonist and correspondent. John was born just outside Lafayette, Indiana, in May 1870, the second of five children born to John T. McCutcheon Sr. and Suzzanna Caldwell. John's grandfather, Barr McCutcheon emigrated to the United States from Scotland; from his ancestry comes the name of our student organization, the "Royal Highlanders." John was a member of the Class of 1889 here at Purdue University, which was composed of twenty-eight (28) graduates. He was a member of Sigma Chi fraternity, one of two on campus a the time, and referred to those not living in fraternities (there were no sororities) as barbarians. While a student he was a cartoonist on the first "Debris" staff and gave the publication its name. The word is French for, as he put it, "mess of stuff." Upon graduating, John traveled to Chicago, Illinois where he got a job as a cartoonist with the Chicago Morning News. His early days in the city were summed up when he wrote that his "greatest excitement was lunching off ten cents worth of Tokay grapes, which were new and unusual then and considered very grand." His talent developed rapidly and by 1898 he was sent abroad to travel, draw cartoons, and report on his journey. This became a habit for John, and much of the remainder of his live was spent traveling for the paper or taking extended vacations. His excursions covered most of the world. In 1903 John joined the staff of the Chicago Tribune, with which he stayed until his retirement. The passing of time brought him ever-increasing popularity, and for forty (40) years he was America's foremost cartoonist. His works followed war politics and human interest features. Events ranging from Dewey's victory at Manila Bay to Theodore Roosevelt's safari in Africa drew his professional attention; but fictional features concerning general characteristics and habits of the human race were his best loved products. By chance a "flop-eared, dough faced hound" became his most widely acclaimed character. Inserted at the corner of a cartoon to fill an untouched space, the dog caught the public's fancy and became a regular in John's cartoons.

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The North Wing of McCutcheon Hall. McCutcheon Hall opened as a Purdue University West Lafayette residence hall in 1963. Originally all male, it became co-ed in 1972. The hall houses 752 students in its two eight story wings. The hall was named for John T. McCutcheon (1870-1949) a former Pulitzer Prize winning cartoonist for the Chicago Tribune. McCutcheon was born just south of Lafayette and graduated from Purdue in 1889. McCutcheon Hall employs full time staff including the manager, assistant manager clerical staff, and service staff. Employment opportunities are also available for students in the clerical areas. The club at McCutcheon is the Royal Highlanders (similar to a student government). The Royal Highlanders consists of an executive council, senators representing each floor. This page is dependent upon Brad Martino. A student of Purdue University, he created and updated this page for McCutcheon Hall, and does not pretend to represent Purdue University, any of its employees, or staff. All comments, complaints, or praises of unbelievable ingenuity should be sent to the one we call Webmaster

12. The First One East Of The Mother Of Waters - John T. McCutcheon Political cartoon of woman's suffrage victory in Illinois in 1913. http://www.boondocksnet.com/gallery/suf_130800a.html

Biography Book Store Cartoons Cartoonists ... Postcards Search Conditions of Use Custom Scans Women's History Month Resources The First One East of the "Mother of Waters" By John T. McCutcheon Chicago Tribune, rpt. American Review of Reviews (Aug. 1913). Political cartoon about the woman suffrage movement for women's right to vote The First One East of the "Mother of Waters" document.write(' '); Citation: McCutcheon, John T. "The First One East of the 'Mother of Waters.'" Chicago Tribune, rpt. American Review of Reviews (Aug. 1913). http://www.boondocksnet.com/gallery/suf_130800a.html In Jim Zwick, ed., Political Cartoons and Cartoonists . http://www.boondocksnet.com/gallery/pc_intro.html document.write('(' + ShortDate + ').'); Today's date The Dutch Woman Wins Before Her English Sister Woman Suffrage in Political Cartoons Biography Book Store Cartoons Cartoonists ... Political Cartoons and Cartoonists , edited by Jim Zwick Conditions of Use Privacy Advertising

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John T. McCutcheon Papers Department of Special Collections Syracuse University Library Syracuse, NY 13244 arents1@library.syr.edu DESCRIPTION: American political cartoonist, war correspondent. Cartoons, scrapbook of clippings from McCutcheon's years as a war correspondent. Dates: Size of Collection: 7.0 linear ft. Send comments to Department of Special Collections URL: http://libwww.syr.edu/digital/guides/j/JohnTMcCutcheonPapers-Des.htm Last modified: November 01, 2002 12:51 PM

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