The Public -- Unsigned Editorials and Articles (1902)

SCI LIBRARY

The Public:
Unsigned Editorials and Articles

1902

JANUARY

Editors:
Britain's Problem of Rural Depopulation (18 January)

Editors:
Chile and Argentina in Boundary Dispute (4 January)

Editors:
Colorado Bankers Seek Amendment to the State Constitution to Remove Local Option for Land Value Taxation (25 January)

Editors:
Debate Over the Isthmian Canal Bill (18 January)

Editors (Johnstown Democrat):
Fooling Labor Some More (4 January)

Editors:
General Fred Funston on the Philippine Situation (25 January)

Editors:
Increasing Reference of the United States of American in the Singular (18 January)

Editors:
Johnstown Democrat Shows the Power of the Press to Support Democracy (25 January)

Editors (Chicago Record-Herald):
Making Anarchists Good by Oath (25 January)

Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer):
More About the Three Center Fare Ordinance (4 January)

Editors:
Naval Battle in Panama Between the Columbian Government Forces and Insurgents (25 January)

Editors:
News from South Africa (4 January)

Editors:
News from South Africa (11 January)

Editors:
News from South Africa (18 January)

Editors:
News from South Africa (25 January)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (4 January)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (18 January)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (25 January)

Editors:
Parallelism in Party Politics (18 January)

Editors:
Presidential Grab for New Power Over Revenue Bills (18 January)

Editors:
Pro-Boer Meeting in Cleveland (11 January)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Common People, by Frank Oliver Hall (18 January)

Editors:
Socialism in the Concrete (11 January)

Editors:
South Africa's Effect on U.S.-Britain Relations (25 January)

Editors:
South Carolina Senator McLaurin Calls for New Trade Doctrine (18 January)

Editors:
The Ishmian Canal Route Debate (25 January)

Editors (London News):
The Trial of Boer General Scheepers (25 January)

Editors:
The Debate Over Chinese Immigration (18 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson and the Three Cent Fare (4 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson, A Personal Study in Civic Ethics (4 January)

Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer):
Tom L. Johnson and City's Budget (11 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Advances Democracy in Ohio (11 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Work on Taxation and Street Car Fares (18 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Accomplishments so far as Mayor of Cleveland (25 January)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Activity Covered by the Press (25 January)

Editors:
U.S. Imperial Policies in the Philippines and Cuba (25 January)

Editors:
U.S. Neutrality regarding the War in South Africa (18 January)

Editors:
U.S. Postal Service and Subsidies to Publishers (11 January)

Editors:
U.S. Senate Rejects Philippine Tariff Bill (25 January)

Editors:
U.S. Wages Stagnate Even as Prices Rise (18 January)

Editors:
U.S. War in the Philippines Examined (11 January)

Editors:
What a Favorable Balance of Trade Means (11 January)

Editors:
What Single Taxers Want (18 January)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan Still Popular Among Americans (18 January)

***

Bigelow, Herbert S.:
A Century Without Strikes (18 January)

Kuehn, Herman:
Open Letter to Senator Hanna regarding Organized Labor (4 January)

Post, Louis F.:
The Trust and the Single Tax (25 January)

Snediker, R.T.:
The Proposed Philippine Tariff Law (18 January)

Unnamed Author:
Philippines Pacified (4 January)

Unnamed Author:
Weylerism in the Philippines (4 January)

Unnamed Author:
The Philippine Situation (11 January)

Whitehead, Celia:
Are England and America Doing God's Will (11 January)

FEBRUARY

Editors:
Britain and Japan Reach Agreement on China (15 February)

Editors:
British Parliament Assesses the Cost of War in South Africa (8 February)

Editors:
Colorado Senate Defeats Move to Repeal the Bucklin Amendment (22 February)

Editors:
Congress Debates the Philippines Question (15 February)

Editors:
Constitutional Question Over Revenue Bills (8 February)

Editors:
Cornell University President Schurman on U.S. Imperialism and the Philippines (1 February)

Editors:
Corruption Among Southern Democrats (22 February)

Editors:
Debate over Chinese Immigration (1 February)

Editors:
Dutch Attempt to Broker Peace in South Africa (1 February)

Editors:
Dutch Efforts to Broker Peace in South Africa (8 February)

Editors:
German Professor Concludes U.S. has Abandoned the Monroe Doctrine (8 February)

Editors (Buffalo Daily Enquirer):
Imperialism and Monopoly the Leading Issues (22 February)

Editors:
Judge in Chicago Blames Low Property Assessments for the City's Financial Problems (22 February)

Editors:
Labor Unrest in Spain (22 February)

Editors:
Land Value Taxation in New South Wales Misrepresented by the U.S. State Department (1 February)

Editors:
Laws Targeted Against Anarchists are Dangerous Challenges to Free Speech (15 February)

Editors:
Legal Thievery: The Case of the Sugar Trust (1 February)

Editors:
Methodist Professor Challengees Doctrine of Infallibility of the Bible (8 February)

Editors:
New Madrid, Missouri Sees Latest Negro Lynching (22 February)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (1 February)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (8 February)

Editors:
News from South Africa (15 February)

Editors:
News from South Africa (22 February)

Editors:
Pan-American Congress Held in Mexico City (8 February)

Editors:
Peoples' Party in Kansas Considers Merger with Democrats (8 February)

Editors:
Peoples' Party in Texas Affirms Independence (22 February)

Editors:
Professor Seligman and Charles Francis Adams on the Single Tax (1 February)

Editors:
Prominent Americans Sign Petition for Suspension of Hostilities in Philippines (8 February)

Editors:
Representative Wheeler Criticizes Amenities Given to Foreign Royals Visiting the U.S. (22 February)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Democracy versus Socialism, by Max Hirsch (15 February)

Editors (Manchester Guardian):
The Irish Ill-Will (15 February)

Editors:
Review of the book:
The Marrow of Tradition, by Charles W. Chestnut (1 February)

Editors:
The New Treason Act in the Philippines (15 February)

Editors (Chicago Chronicle):
The Philippine Lands (22 February)

Editors:
The Prosperous Residents of Alameda, California (8 February)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson and the Republican Legislature (8 February)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Campaign for Equitable Taxation Undermined by Republicans (8 February)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Progress on Street Car Fares and Equitable Taxation (15 February)

Editors:
Treason Statute Imposed on Filipinos (22 February)

Editors:
U.S. Acquires West Indian Islands from Denmark (1 February)

Editors:
U.S.-Denmark Treaty regarding Transfer of Controll over the West Indies (15 February)

Editors:
U.S. House of Representatives Calls for Direct Election of Senators (22 February)

Editors:
U.S. Not Neutral in British-Boer War (15 February)

Editors:
U.S. Senate Hearings on the Philippines (15 February)

Editors:
Woman's Suffrage Convention (22 February)

Editors:
Women and Office Holding (22 February)

***

Baker, Robert:
Organized Labor Must Champion All Labor (1 February)

George, Henry (Jr.):
A Remembrance of Albert L. Johnson (8 February)

Gould, Lee:
No Color Line in Hawaii (1 February)

Miller, Joseph Dana:
Phases of the Imperialistic Argument (1 February)

Quincy, L.J.:
Was Emerson an Archist? (1 February)

Sikes, George:
Cleveland Traction Problems (22 February)

Webster, Daniel:
The Balance of Trade (15 February)

Yorke, Peter:
Are We Our Brothers' Keeper? (8 February)

MARCH

Editors:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (15 March)

Editors (Buffalo Enquirer):
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (22 March)

Editors:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld: His Life of Service (22 March)

Editors:
A Remembrance of John S. Murphy (8 March)

Editors:
A Remembrance of L.B. Tuckerman (8 March)

Editors:
Colorado Legislatures Continue to Debate Repeal of the Bucklin Amendment (22 March)

Editors:
Deep Divisions in the Democratic Party (22 March)

Editors (The London Speaker):
Democracy and Imperialism (1 March)

Editors:
Democratic Party Leaders Meet in New York City and Debate Issues (1 March)

Editors:
General Miles Testifies Against Army Reorganization (29 March)

Editors:
Hearings on U.S. Brutality in the Philippines (8 March)

Editors:
Hearings on Conduct of War in the Philippines (29 March)

Editors:
Home Rule Agitation for Ireland (29 March)

Editors (Chicago American):
Interview of Tom L. Johnson on Street Car Farees (8 March)

Editors:
New York State Threatens Free Speech to get at Anarchists (15 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (1 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (8 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (15 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (continued) (15 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (22 March)

Editors:
News from South America (8 March)

Editors:
News from South Africa (29 March)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (1 March)

Editors:
Origin of U.S. Imperialism in the Philippines (15 March)

Editors:
Peoples' Party of Kansas (8 March)

Editors:
Philippine Tariff Bill Passed (1 March)

Editors:
President Roosevelt Meets With South African Envoys (8 March)

Editors:
Remembrances in the Press of John Altgeld (22 March)

Editors:
Report of the British Commission on Local Taxation (8 March)

Editors:
Review of the book:
The American Farmer, by C.M. Simons (15 March)

Editors:
The Climax of the Protective Superstition (15 March)

Editors:
The Dignity of the U.S. Senate Questioned (8 March)

Editors (The Manila Freedom):
The Horrible Road We Have Entered Upon (1 March)

Editors:
The Police Sweat Box (29 March)

Editors:
The Tax Question in Minnesota (1 March)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Progress in Cleveland (8 March)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Proposes Muncipal Ownership of Street Car System (15 March)

Editors (Columbus Press):
Tom L. Johnson's Struggle for Equitable Taxation (22 March)

Editors:
Update on the Bucklin Amendment in Colorado (8 March)

***

Altgeld, John:
The Cause of the Boers in South Africa (8 March)

Altgeld, John:
A Prophecy and a Duty (22 March)

Apacible, G.
A letter to Samuel Danziger regading the Situation in the Philippines (8 March)

Biggles, J.:
Mark Hanna and the Subsidy Bill (29 March)

Bryan, William Jennings:
Colorado Debates Local Option in Taxation (1 March)

Bryan, William Jennings:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (22 March)

Choate, A.B.:
The Filipinos Are Christians (15 March)

Darrow, Clarence:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (22 March)

Errant, Joseph:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (22 March)

Hardin, Martin:
The Moral Responsibility of Nations (1 March)

Kuehn, Herman:
Challenging the Balance of Trade Theory (15 March)

Post, Louis F.:
The Clarion Club of Cincinnati (29 March)

Post, Louis F.:
The Vine Street Church of Cincinnati and Herbert S. Bigelow (29 March)

Putnam, Edward Howell:
John Hancock and the Declaraton of Kingdependence (22 March)

Sampson, John:
Shall We Abandon Great Morals (15 March)

Towne, Charles:
A Remembrance of John Altgeld (22 March)

Warren, Frank:
How I Became a Free Trader (1 March)

Welsh, Herbert:
On U.S. Aggression in the Philippines (29 March)

Wood, C.E.S.
Democratic Democracy (8 March)

APRIL

Editors:
Alabama Constitution Amended to Disfranchise Negroes (5 April)

Editors:
Army Reorganization Bill (26 April)

Editors:
Bill Proposes that Free Silver to be Minted in the Philippines (5 April)

Editors:
British Parliament Proposes Tariff on Import of Bread (26 April)

Editors:
Chicago Imposes Full Value Street Car Franchise Tax (5 April)

Editors:
Civil Unrest in Belgium (19 April)

Editors:
Cleveland Municipal Government Updates (19 April)

Editors:
Columbia Proposes Conditions for Isthinian Canal (5 April)

Editors:
Congressional Committee Called to Report on Boer Resolutions (19 April)

Editors:
Conon Doyle on the Responsibility for the Boer War (12 April)

Editors:
Direct Election of Senators Must Protect the Franchise For All, in All States (19 April)

Editors:
J.P. Morgan's Consolidation of the New Jersey Securities Company (26 April)

Editors:
Jury Trials and Justice (26 April)

Editors:
Labor Strike Against Street Car Franchises in San Francisco (26 April)

Editors:
Neutrality and Existence of British Supply Posts (12 April)

Editors:
News from South Africa (5 April)

Editors:
News from South Africa (12 April)

Editors:
News from South Africa (19 April)

Editors:
News from South Africa (26 April)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (12 April)

Editors:
Our Demoralizing Conquest of the Philippines (19 April)

Editors (New York Evening Post):
Our Tired Imperialism (26 April)

Editors:
Pamphlet Authors Arrested on Charge of Anarchy (12 April)

Editors:
Plutocracy Act to Undermine Good Municipal Government in Ohio (26 April)

Editors:
Question of Congressinal Authority to Regulate Food (12 April)

Editors:
Rebellion in Southern China (5 April)

Editors:
Rebellion in Southeast China (26 April)

Editors:
Resolutions in Memory of John Peter Altgeld (19 April)

Editors:
Revelations of U.S. Barbarities in the Philippines (19 April)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Initiative and Referendum, by Herman Lieb (5 April)

Editors:
Roosevelt Pressed to Close British Supply Station in Louisiana (12 April)

Editors:
Russia's Protectorate Over Manchuria (5 April)

Editors:
Russia-China Treaty on Manchuria (26 April)

Editors (The Commoner):
Subsidy Bill to Expand Mail Services (12 April)

Editors:
Tariff Bill Regarding Cuba (5 April)

Editors:
The Cause of the War in South Africa (5 April)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Continues to Have Voter Support (19 April)

Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer):
Tom L. Johnson on David Hill's Harmoney Speech (26 April)

Editors:
U.S. Breach of Neutrality in South Africa (5 April)

Editors:
U.S. Atrocities in the Philippines (26 April)

Editors:
Unrest in Belgium (26 April)

Editors:
Unrest in Russia (26 April)

Editors:
Update on Ohio Politics (26 April)

Editors:
What Does Presidential Aspirant David B. Hill Stand For? (19 April)

***

Biggles, Jackson:
Are We Getting Our Sugar Too Cheap? (19 April)

Dillard, J.H.:
The New Civilization in the South (12 April)

Dodd, Evelyn Baker:
Cecil Rhodes Establishes Scholarship Fund (26 April)

Henning, Charles:
Anarchism Among Primitive Peoples (5 April)

Howe, Frederic C.:
Tom L. Johnson's Accomplishments as Cleveland's Mayor (12 April)

Kuehn, Herman:
When is Free Speech Also Treason? (5 April)

Unnamed Author:
The Salvation of Barbados (5 April)

Wood, C.E.S.:
Socialism or Individualism, the Trend of the Centuries (5 April)

MAY

Editors:
A Debate Over What Constitutes Second Class Mail (17 May)

Editors:
A New Attack on the Bucklin Amendment in Colorado (17 May)

Editors:
A Remembrance of Jesse Harper (Greenbacker) (3 May)

Editors:
A Remembrance of Edwin L. Godkin (31 May)

Editors:
American Sale of Mules to the British Army (3 May)

Editors:
Colorado Plutocracy Against Home Rule and Local Option Taxation (31 May)

Editors:
Cuba: What Might Have Been (24 May)

Editors:
Cuba's New Government (17 May)

Editors:
Cuban Independence Celebrated (24 May)

Editors:
Debate in Congress Over U.S. Occupation of the Philippines (31 May)

Editors (United States Investor):
Distribution of the New Wealth (3 May)

Editors:
Does Prosperity Depend on Confidence? (31 May)

Editors:
French Parliamentary Elections (3 May)

Editors:
Imperialism, Militarism and the Honor of the Standing Army (31 May)

Editors:
Injunction Issued Against the Meat Packing Trust (24 May)

Editors:
Judicial Corruption and Fraud Threaten Respect for Law (24 May)

Editors:
Labor Powerless Against the Coal and Railroad Trusts (24 May)

Editors:
Meat Packers Found Guilty of Violating the Sherman Anti-Trust Law (17 May)

Editors (Cedar Rapids Evening Gazette):
Most Young Men Unfit for Military Service (3 May)

Editors:
National Reciprocity League on the Trade Surplus (31 May)

Editors:
New York Clergy Speak Out on U.S. Atrocities in the Philippines (17 May)

Editors:
News from South Africa (3 May)

Editors:
News of Unrest in Russia (10 May)

Editors:
Ohio Legislature Undermines Democracy (24 May)

Editors:
Ohio Legislature Undermining Toledo's Independent Mayor (10 May)

Editors:
Ohio Legislature Undermining Tom L. Johnson in Cleveland (10 May)

Editors:
Oregon Moves Toward Popular Selection of Senators (10 May)

Editors:
Orthodox Jews Lead Fight Against Sunday Laws (31 May)

Editors:
Pennsylvania Coal Miners Strike (17 May)

Editors:
Pennsylvania Democrats Consider Home Rule in Taxation (31 May)

Editors:
Police Use of Sweat Box Torture Attacked (10 May)

Editors:
Peasant and Labor Revolts in Russia (3 May)

Editors:
Philippines Atrocities Strengthens Anti-Imperialist Sentiment (3 May)

Editors (Chicago Daily News):
Power of the Coal and Railroad Trusts (24 May)

Editors:
Put Yourself in his Place (17 May)

Editors:
Racism in U.S. is Widespread (17 May)

Editors:
Republicans Defend the Army on Atrocity Charges (10 May)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Commonwealth and Empire, by Goodwin Smith (24 May)

Editors:
Roosevelt Inconsistent on the U.S.-Philippines Policies (24 May)

Editors:
Roosevelt Says U.S. has Honored its Commitments to Cubans (24 May)

Editors:
Roosevelt Speaks on the Neutrality Issue: Allowing Britain to Provision in the U.S. Acceptable (24 May)

Editors:
San Francisco Street Car Strike Settled (3 May)

Editors:
Statues of Royal Rulers as Symbols of Imperialism (24 May)

Editors:
Strikes Called for Across Several Industries (31 May)

Editors (Finance):
The Economic Effect of Land Speculation (3 May)

Editors:
The Power of the Meat Trust (3 May)

Editors (Bryan's Commoner):
The True Democratic Policy (31 May)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson on the Depth of U.S. Imperialism (17 May)

Editors:
Trusts, Privilege and Power (10 May)

Editors:
U.S. Atrocities in the Philippines Verified (3 May)

Editors:
U.S.-Cuba Relations Evolving (10 May)

Editors:
U.S. Philippines Policy is Anti-American (10 May)

Editors:
U.S. Purchase of Danish West Indies Delayed (24 May)

Editors:
Update on Neutrality Controversy over British Supply Ships in Louisiana (17 May)

Editors:
Volcanic Eruptions: Their Destructive Power (17 May)

Editors:
W.J. Ghent on Benevolent Feudalism (10 May)

Editors:
Why Taxing Land Values is Just and Labor Values Unjust (3 May)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan Challenges Grover Cleveland's Claim to be Called a Democrat (24 May)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan and Tom L. Johnson Meet in Chicago (31 May)

***

Bemis, Edward:
The "ripper" Legislation for Cleveland (24 May)

Biggles, Jackson:
An Overheated Concience Cured (10 May)

Biggles, Jackson:
A Royal Republican Banquet (31 May)

Brown, William Thurston:
The Sin of Desiring Special Privileges (3 May)

Carmack, Edward:
Is It Treason to Proclaim Liberty (10 May)

Curtis, Wardon Allan:
The Morgenthalerburg Institute Enters Practical Politics (10 May)

Damaschke, Adolph:
The Land Question in Germany (3 May)

Dillard, J.H.:
The Story of France (Vol.3), By Thomas E. Watson (17 May)

Dillard, J.H.:
The Colorado Campaign for Home Rule in Taxation (31 May)

George, Henry (Jr.):
Land Reform in Germany (3 May)

Hill, Robert:
Effects of the Colony System (24 May)

Hoar, George F.:
Is the U.S. a Bulwark of Liberty or Imperialism (31 May)

Moody, John:
Franchise Values (3 May)

Schilling, George:
A Democratic Tendency in Chicago (31 May)

Taylor, Rebecca:
Splendid Barbarity (31 May)

Traubel, Horace:
Why Many Newspapers are Mediocre (3 May)

Wood, Charles E.S.:
On Nomination for Senator from Oregon (17 May)

JUNE

Editors:
A Remembrance of Mark Bangs (28 June)

Editors:
Analysis of the Anti-Anarchy Bill (14 June)

Editors:
Chicago Chronicle Proposes Sale of Public Water Works (14 June)

Editors:
Civil Servants and Freedom of Speech (21 June)

Editors:
Danger of Anti-Anarchy Bill (14 June)

Editors:
David B. Hill on Democratic Party Issues (28 June)

Editors:
Democratic Party Issues in Illinois (21 June)

Editors:
Democratic Party of Illinois Convention (21 June)

Editors (Collier's Weekly):
Frederick the Great and American Independence (14 June)

Editors:
Free Trade the Only Tariff Issue (14 June)

Editors:
German Control of Alsace-Lorraine (14 June)

Editors:
Grover Cleveland on the Democratic Party's Future (28 June)

Editors:
Isthmian Canal Bill Modified (28 June)

Editors:
James J. Hill on Link Between Population and Land (14 June)

Editors:
Johannesburg City Council Adopts Land Value Taxation (21 June)

Editors:
Labor Strike Updates Across the U.S. (7 June)

Editors:
Labor Strike Updates Across the U.S. (21 June)

Editors:
Lower Court Ruling on Ohio Street Car Franchise Valuations Reversed (28 June)

Editors:
Mexican Army War with the Yaqui Indians (21 June)

Editors:
News from South Africa: The Boers Surrender (7 June)

Editors:
News from South Africa: The Surrender Details (7 June)

Editors:
News from South Africa (28 June)

Editors:
Ongoing Debate Over Civil Government in the Philippines (28 June)

Editors:
Philippines Civil Government Bill Passed (7 June)

Editors:
Political News from France (7 June)

Editors:
Prejudice Against the Negro Race Widespread in the U.S. (21 June)

Editors:
Property Rights of Public Service Corporations (21 June)

Editors:
Republican Party Politics (21 June)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Economic Tangles, by Judson Grenell (14 June)

Editors:
Review of the book:
The Boer Fight for Freedom, by Michael Davitt (21 June)

Editors:
Roosevelt on U.S. Role in the South African War (14 June)

Editors:
Roosevelts' Imperial Stance Toard Filipinos (7 June)

Editors:
Senator Hoar on Philippines Government Bill (28 June)

Editors (Land Values):
The British Bread Tax (21 June)

Editors:
The Limitations of Experts (28 June)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Wins Courts Decision on Franchise Valuations (21 June)

Editors:
Trust Tax as a Step Toward Free Trade (14 June)

Editors:
Update on the Coal Miners Strike (28 June)

Editors:
U.S. Army Atrocities Committee in the Philippines (28 June)

Editors:
Washington Times Calls for Taxation of Vacant Land (14 June)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan on the Future of the Democratic Party (28 June)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan responds to the Speech by Grover Cleveland (28 June)

***

Adams, Charles Francis (et al.):
U.S. Policy Toward the Philippines (28 June)

Bemis, Edward:
Tom L. Johnson and Civil Service Reform (21 June)

Brown, Edward Osgood:
The Australasian Tax System (7 June)

Kuehn, Herman:
From a Republican Citizen to a Republican Statesman (14 June)

Lopez, Clemencia:
Philippine Civilization (28 June)

Pemberton, Caroline:
The Labor Problem in South Africa (7 June)

Scanlon, T.:
The Apostle of Free Trade: Richard Cobden (7 June)

JULY

Editors:
Austria, Germany and Italy Renew Their Alliance (5 July)

Editors:
Case of Rebecca Taylor, Civil Service and Free Speech (26 July)

Editors:
Chicago Freight Handlers Strike Broken (19 July)

Editors:
Civil Service and Free Speech (5 July)

Editors:
Coal Miners Convention (26 July)

Editors:
Coeducation at the University of Chicago at Risk (5July)

Editors:
Colorado Set to Vote on Bucklin Bill for Home Rule(12 July)

Editors:
Court Rulings on the Right to Privacy (19 July)

Editors:
Debate Over Tax-Exemption of Church Property (19 July)

Editors:
Democratic Party on Free Trade and the Trusts (26 July)

Editors:
Hay-Pauncefote Treaty for an Ithmian Canal (5 July)

Editors:
Labor Strikes, Trusts, Violence and the Public Interest (19 July)

Editors:
Negotations Continue for U.S. Purchase of Friar Lands in Philippines (26 July)

Editors:
News of Civil War in Venezuela(12 July)

Editors:
Ohio Legislature Debates Home Rule for Cities(12 July)

Editors:
Ohio Republicans Seek to Amend Cleveland Charter (26 July)

Editors:
Ohio Supreme Court Rules on Municipal Government Reforms (5 July)

Editors:
Philippine Literature Preserved(12 July)

Editors:
Proceeds of Sale of Public Lands Allocated for Irrigation(12 July)

Editors:
Railroad Freight Handlers Strike(12 July)

Editors:
Roosevelt Defends U.S. Imperialism(12 July)

Editors:
The Fowler Bill and the Money Question (26 July)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson on the Political Climate(12 July)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson and Ohio Politics (19 July)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Defends Democracy in Cleveland (26 July)

Editors:
Settling the Tramp Problem (5 July)

Editors:
The Spanish-American War: A War Without Glory (5 July)

Editors (Why):
Tom L. Johnson, A Sincere Politician (19 July)

Editors:
U.S. Acquisition of Friar Land in the Philippines(12 July)

Editors:
U.S. Army Atrocities in the Philippines (19 July)

Editors:
U.S. Army on Trial for Use of Water Torture (26 July)

Editors:
U.S.-Philippines and Civil Government (12 July)

Editors:
U.S. to Purchase Catholic Friars Land in the Philippines (5 July)

Editors:
U.S. Use of Water Torture in the Philippines (26 July)

Editors:
Why Americans are Borrowing from European Banks (26 July)

***

Biggles, Jackson:
A Plea for the Captains of Industry (5 July)

Choate, A.B.:
Republican Party's Record on Imperialism (26 July)

Biggles, Jackson:
Reasons to be Thankful for the Republican Party(12 July)

Croffut, W.A.:
The Filipino Government That Fought the U.S.(12 July)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Commonwealth or Empire, by Goldwin Smith(12 July)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Roman Political Institutions, by F.f. Abbott (19 July)

Dillard, J.H.:
The Glamour and the Truth of History (19 July)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Division and Reunion, by Woodrow Wilson (26 July)

Dunne, E.F.:
Is the Old United States Bank to be Revived (26 July)

Ehrich, Louis:
The National Policy That Would Ennoble (5 July)

Flower, B.O.:
How Cleveland Stamped Out Smallpox(12 July)

George, Henry (Jr.):
The Coming Business Depression (19 July)

Gilkey, J.A.:
The Child Patriots of Luzon (5 July)

Graham, Whidden:
Moving the Poor Just Moves the Slums (26 July)

Murphy, John:
How to Prevent Strikes (5 July)

Murphy, John J.:
The Reform ofthe Calendar (19 July)

Norman, Henry:
A Few Facts About Finland (19 July)

Putnam, A.A.:
The Administration's Last Ditch Defense of Imperialism (19 July)

White, John Z.:
Review of the Book:
The Capitalization of Social Development, by Louis Wallis (12 July)

Will, Thomas Elmer:
The Single Tax(12 July)

AUGUST

Editors:
Agricultural Land Values in the U.S. (2 August)

Editors:
American Anti-Trust League (23 August)

Editors:
Australian Women Gain the Right to Vote (9 August)

Editors:
Campaigns for Home Rule in Taxation (9 August)

Editors:
Coal Trust and Other Trusts (2 August)

Editors:
Debate Over Co-Education at the University of Chicago (16 August)

Editors:
Germanization of Prussian Poland (2 August)

Editors:
Germans Debate a Protective Tariff Bill (9 August)

Editors:
Government by Injunction (2 August)

Editors:
Home Rule for Ohio Cities (23 August)

Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer):
Home Rule Scientific, Board Rule Decadent (16 August)

Editors:
Labor Strikes Across the U.S. (9 August)

Editors:
Land Monopoly in Argentina (16 August)

Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer):
Mayor Johnson on Senator Hanna's Statements in Regard to Monopoly (23 August)

Editors:
News from Cuba (23 August)

Editors:
News from South Africa (2 August)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (9 August)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (2 August)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (23 August)

Editors:
Peace Negotiated for South Africa (9 August)

Editors:
Pennsylvania Coal Miners Strike (2 August)

Editors:
Rebecca Taylor, Civil Service and Free Speech (9 August)

Editors:
Unrest in France Over the Associations Law (2 August)

Editors:
Rising Unrest in Russia (16 August)

Editors:
Senator Hanna and the Street Car Ring in Ohio (9 August)

Editors:
Skyrocketing Land Values in the Northwest U.S. (16 August)

Editors:
Standard Oil Exempted from Protective Tariff on Tin Plate (16 August)

Editors (Chicago American):
Street Railway Companies are not Proper Tax Collecting Agencies (16 August)

Editors:
Tariffs, Rising Land Values and Recession (16 August)

Editors:
Text of Boer Resolutions Adopted at Vereeniging (2 August)

Editors (The London Daily Chronicle):
The Prosperity of New Zealand (16 August)

Editors:
The Real Effect of the Tariff (2 August)

Editors:
The Violence of Mine Operatorson Mine Workers (16 August)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Wins Street Car Fare Battle (9 August)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson: An Update on his Progress as Mayor of Cleveland (16 August)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson: An Update on his Work in Cleveland (23 August)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson on Tax Reform for Cleveland (2 August)

Editors:
U.S. and Japan Claim the Same Island (9 August)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party (2 August)

Editors:
Workingmen and the Churches (16 August)

***

Bryan, William Jennings:
The Basis of Harmony (2 August)

Campbell, A.C.:
Britain's Rivals and Britain's Trade (16 August)

Couch, W.S.:
Ohio Tax Reform in Washington's Time (2 August)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Tiberius the Tryant, by J.C. Turner (9 August)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Higher Life for Working People, by Walker Stephens (23 August)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Democracy and Social Ethics, by Jane Addams (2 August)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Democracy and Social Ethics, by Richard Ely (2 August)

Ely, Richard:
Property and Morality (23 August)

Garrison, William Lloyd (Jr.):
A Letter to the Cobden Club regarding Prospects for Free Trade (2 August)

Logan, Walter:
The Despotism of the Dollar (23 August)

Moody, John:
The Railroad Trust (9 August)

Post, Louis F.:
The Foundation Principle of Municipal Government (23 August)

Scanlon, T.:
The Philosophy of Strikes (16 August)

Scanlon, T.:
The Dependent Masses (23 August)

Wood, C.E.S.:
The Self-Evident Truths That Cannot Die (9 August)

SEPTEMBER

Editors (City and State):
Actions by George F. Baer, President of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad (13 September)

Editors:
Bryanism in State Conventions (13 September)

Editors:
Concerns Over a Financial Collapse and Banking Crisis (27 September)

Editors:
Coal Trust and Coal Miners Strike Update (13 September)

Editors:
Free Traders vs. Protectionists in the Republican Party (20 September)

Editors:
How to Abolish the Lobby and the Boss (20 September)

Editors:
J.P. Morgan's Power Unchallenged by Politicians (20 September)

Editors:
Joseph Dana Miller on Single Tax Movement's Progress (20 September)

Editors:
Local Option Taxation for Colorado Unlikely (20 September)

Editors:
Military Accountability for Philippine Atrocities (27 September)

Editors:
National Economic League Formed to Protect Land Monopoly (6 September)

Editors:
News from South Africa (6 September)

Editors:
Ohio Democrats Adopt Platform Written by Tom L. Johnson (6 September)

Editors:
Ohio Senator Hanna and His Street Car Franchise (6 September)

Editors:
President Roosevelt on Trusts and Protectionism (20 September)

Editors:
President Roosevelt on the Campaign Trail (27 September)

Editors:
Public Ownership League of Chicago (6 September)

Editors:
Republican Party Divides on Free Trade vs Protectionism (20 September)

Editors:
Revolution in Columbia Brings U.S. Naval Force to Panama (20 September)

Editors:
Revolution in Hayti (13 September)

Editors:
Roosevelt and Bryan (6 September)

Editors:
Roosevelt's Philippine Policy (6 September)

Editors:
Samuel Gompers Calls for Collective Ownership and Operation of Coal Mines (27 September)

Editors:
Senators Hanna's Attacks Against Tom L. Johnson (27 September)

Editors:
Single Taxer Edmund H. Vail Runs for Congress in Ohio (6 September)

Editors:
State Democratic Party Conventions (6 September)

Editors:
Statistics and the U.S. Balance of Trade (27 September)

Editors:
The Link Between Tariffs and Trust Monopoly Profits (27 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson at the Ohio Democratic Party Convention (6 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson: A Threat to Plutocracy (13 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Campaigns for Democratic Party Ticket (13 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Campaigning (20 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Defended by William Jennings Bryan on the Silver Question (20 September)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Suport for Democratic Party Candidates (27 September)

Editors:
Walter Wellman Says Rising Land Prices are Key to Prosperity of Farmers (13 September)

***

Bigelow, Herbert:
Acceptance Speech as Candidate for Secretary of State of Ohio (13 September)

Brown, Edward Osgood:
What Workingmen Should Demand (27 September)

Bucklin, J.W.: Reply to Australasian Tax Critics (20 September)

Crosby, John Sherwin:
The Colorado Home Rule Fight (20 September)

Dillard, J.H.:
Pulpit Economists (13 September)

Dillard, J.H:
Review of the book:
The Twentieth Century New Testament (27 September)

Garrison, William Lloyd:
Tom L. Johnson as Potential Presidential Candidate (27 September)

Gregory, Thomas:
On Child Labor in Chicago's Factories (6 September)

Holt, Byron:
Sugar and Politics (27 September)

Johnson, Tom L.:
Address at the Ohio Democratic Party Convention (6 September)

Johnson, Tom L.:
Speech Before the Ohio Legislature (20 September)

Kuehn, Herman:
An Open Letter to General Gobin (13 September)

Kuehn, Herman:
A Tariff Argument (27 September)

Macfayden, Irene:
The Deep Poverty That Plagues the U.S. (20 September)

Pardee, John Stone:
Justice and Benevolence (6 September)

Welsh, Herbert:
The Indians Should be Brought to Citizenship (6 September)

OCTOBER

Editors:
A Remembrance of Arthur H. Stephenson (18 October)

Editors:
A Remembrance of John H. Moore (18 October)

Editors:
An Update on the Coal Strike (18 October)

Editors:
Both Parties in Alabama Deny Negroes the Vote (18 October)

Editors:
British Municipalities Conference calls for Taxation of Land Values (25 October)

Editors:
Canadian Politics (25 October)

Editors:
City Political Bosses vs. Tom L. Johnson (11 October)

Editors:
Coal Deposits and Coal Production (11 October)

Editors:
Coal Miners Strike Ended (25 October)

Editors:
Democratic Party Candidates Who Endorse the Single Tax (18 October)

Editors:
Federal Involvement in the Coal Strike (4 October)

Editors:
Financial Markets Worsen (4 October)

Editors:
Leaders of the Coal Trust Demand Federal Troops (11 October)

Editors:
News from the Philippines (11 October)

Editors:
News of Wars in Hayti, Venezuela and Abyssinia (25 October)

Editors:
Ohio Republicans Destroy Home Rule for Cities (18 October)

Editors:
President Roosevelt's Attempt to Settle the Coal Strike Failed (11 October)

Editors:
Professor LeRossingnol on the Land Question (18 October)

Editors (The Arena):
Public Servants and Free Speech (18 October)

Editors:
Republican J.J. Breitinger Gives Support to Tom L. Johnson (4 October)

Editors:
Senator Hanna Declares Support for Policies Advancing his Business Interests (4 October)

Editors:
Strike Breakers and Strike Makers (18 October)

Editors:
The Public Endorses Lyman Cooley for Chicago Board of Tax Review (25 October)

Editors:
The Taking of Private Property for Public Use (18 October)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Campaigning (4 October)

Editors Chicago Tribune):
Tom L. Johnson Interviewed on Ohio Politics (11 October)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson on the Campaign Trail (11 October)

Editors (New York Nation):
Tom Johnson to the Front (18 October)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Campaigning in Ohio (18 October)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Campaigning in Ohio (25 October)

Editors:
Trade Statistics are Very Inaccurate (18 October)

Editors:
Trusts, Protectionism and the Effects of Free Trade (4 October)

Editors:
U.S. Military Takes Control of Panama Railroad System (4 October)

Editors:
Wall Street and the Trusts Have Undermined Prosperity (4 October)

Editors:
William Jennings Bryan's Continued Influence in the Democratic Party (11 October)

***

Bliss, Henry L.:
The Prosperous Farmer (25 October)

Boles, Horace:
Acceptance of Nomination for Congress from Iowa (4 October)

Bryant, Robert:
Lessons from the Coal Strike (25 October)

Carman, Bliss:
The Rights of Labor (18 October)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
The Prelude to Modern History, by J.E. Symes (4 October)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
A Child's History of Ireland, by P.W. Joyce (11 October)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
The Memoir of Sir George Grey (18 October)

Dillard, J.H.:
When Anger is Warranted (18 October)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Facts and Comments, by Herbert Spencer (25 October)

George, Henry (Jr.):
A Truth is Gaining Wide Recognition (4 October)

Henry, Carl F.:
The Earth is the Lord's, Not Baer's (11 October)

Johnston, J.R.:
The Problem Involved in the Coal Strike (25 October)

Lector:
Causes of the Coal Strike (18 October)

Monahan, T.F.:
The Ownership of the Railroads (18 October)

Pardee, John Stone:
Baer: Hard as Pharaoh's Heart (18 October)

Post, Louis F.:
The Abuse of Injunctions (4 October)

Putnam, A.A.:
The G.O.P. (11 October)

Robertson, Carl:
Tom L. Johnson Interviewed (4 October)

Taylor, Rebecca:
The Monroe Doctrine (18 October)

Unnamed Author:
American Civilization in the Philippines (4 October)

Welton, Richard (etal.):
On the Bucklin Australasian Tax Amendment (25 October)

NOVEMBER

Editors:
A Remembrance of Elizabeth Cady Stanton (1 November)

Editors (The Medical World):
A Remembrance of Pathologist Rudolf Virchow (22 November)

Editors:
American Federation of Labor Convention (22 November)

Editors:
An Economic Exploration (22 November)

Editors:
An Economic Survey (29 November)

Editors:
Australian Politics (29 November)

Editors:
Britain and Ireland (1 November)

Editors:
Colorado and the Bucklin Amendment (15 November)

Editors:
Columbia University Butler on Collectivism and Anarchy (8 November)

Editors:
Columbia Civil War Ends (29 November)

Editors:
Courts Dominated by Class-Biased Judges (22 November)

Editors:
Effect of Revolution in Columbia on Canal Treaty (1 November)

Editors:
Election Results Confirm There are Two Democratic Parties (8 November)

Editors:
Election Votes for the Single Tax Party of Chicago (29 November)

Editors:
Herbert Bigelow's Concession Speech (15 November)

Editors:
Home Rule for Ohio Cities Defeated (8 November)

Editors:
Important Issues in Upcoming Elections (1 November)

Editors (The Literary Digest):
Is Darwinism on its Death Bed (22 November)

Editors:
Land Monopoly in Mexico (8 November)

Editors:
Lucius Garvin Elected Governor of Rhode Island (22 November)

Editors:
Michael Davitt Speaks in Chicago on the Irish Agitation (29 November)

Editors:
Mr. Roosevelt's Strike Commission (8 November)

Editors:
Negotiations Continue to Settle Coal Miners Strike (29 November)

Editors:
News from Around the World (15 November)

Editors:
President Roosevelt on the U.S. Involvement in the Philippines (29 November)

Editors:
President Roosevelt's Inconsistent Stand on Protectionism and Corruption (22 November)

Editors:
Review of the book:
The Collapse of Plutocracy, by Henry Boothman (8 November)

Editors:
Review of the book:
Socialism and Labor, by Bishop Spalding (22 November)

Editors:
Russian Government and the Press (1 November)

Editors:
Statisticians Serving the Plutocracies (8 November)

Editors:
Statistics on Prosperity Misleading (29 November)

Editors:
Texas to Impose a Poll Tax (15 November)

Editors (The Whim):
The Blessings of Civilization (8 November)

Editors (The London Speaker):
The Devastation of South Africa (1 November)

Editors (Public Opinion):
The Russification of Finland (8 November)

Editors:
The True Issue in the Coal Strike (1 November)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Final Campaign Speeches (1 November)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson on the Election Results in Ohio (8 November)

Editors (Cleveland Recorder):
Tom L. Johnson Re-Elected Mayor (15 November)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson's Effect on the Ohio Election (15 November)

Editors:
U.S., Britain and Germany Negotiate Future of Samoa (22 November)

Editors:
U.S. Purchase of Danish West Indies Stalled (1 November)

***

Barkley, R.W.:
Legal Oppression of Laborers; Statutes of Laborers (29 November)

Bengough, J.W.:
Apropos of Coal (15 November)

Bigelow, Herbert:
The Labor Problem a Religious One (8 November)

Biggles, Jackson:
The Sacred Tariff (1 November)

Botha, etal.:
The Sufferings and Needs of the Boers (1 November)

Brinsmade, R.B.:
Land and Reform in Argentina (15 November)

Crosby, Ernest:
What Black Writers Have to Say About Race Relations (8 November)

Dillard, J.H.:
A Criticism of our Educational System (8 November)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
Life of Danton, by A.H. Beesly (15 November)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
The Strength of the People, by Helen Bosanquet (29 November)

Dole, Charles:
What is Private Property? (8 November)

Gardner, Gibson:
Why Coal Miners Strike (1 November)

Holt, Bryon:
The Struggle Against the Tariff Trust (1 November)

Jones, Jenkin Lloyd:
Sacred Rights (15 November)

Klinefelter, L.L.:
The Doukhobor Pilgrims: A Latter-Day quest for the Holy Grail (22 November)

Post, Louis F.:
Tom L. Johnson's Progress Toward Ohio Reforms (29 November)

Potter, A.P.:
A Visit to the Strike Regions Before the Strike was Settled (15 November)

Wood, C.E.S.:
Anthracite Coal and Other Things (22 November)

DECEMBER

Editors:
Abram Hewitt Leaves the Democratic Party (6 December)

Editors:
Arbitration Initiated Over Venezuela Conflict (27 December)

Editors:
Britain and Germany Invade Venezuela to Collect Debts (13 December)

Editors:
British and German Royal Debt Collectors (20 December)

Editors:
British and German Forces in Venezuela (13 December)

Editors:
British Courts Rule Against Railway Labor Union (27 December)

Editors:
Bucklin Amendment in Colorado Defeated by Extensive Fraud (27 December)

Editors:
Business Opposition to the Eight Hour Workday (20 December)

Editors:
Chinese Labor Imported into the Philippines (20 December)

Editors:
Colorado Approves the Home Rule Amendment (6 December)

Editors:
Delaware Poll Tax (20 December)

Editors:
Federal Government's Bail-out of Wall Street Speculators (20 December)

Editors:
German Debates Over Tariff Bill (27 December)

Editors:
German Emperor Says Socialists Are Not For Workingmen (13 December)

Editors:
Hearings Held on the Pennsylvania Coal Strike (13 December)

Editors:
Labor Unrest in France (6 December)

Editors:
Landlord-Tenant Unrest in Ireland (6 December)

Editors:
Municipal Ownership of Monopolies in Chicago (13 December)

Editors:
Municipal Ownership Under Attack in London (13 December)

Editors:
New York Reform Club to Discuss the Tariff Question (27 December)

Editors:
News of Lawlessness in the Philippines (27 December)

Editors:
Oklahoma: Her Statehood and Her School Lands (13 December)

Editors:
Open Vote Buying in Many States (20 December)

Editors:
Parliamentary Crisis in Germany Over Tariff Bill (6 December)

Editors:
President Roosevelt's Concepts of Liberty and Property Rights (6 December)

Editors:
President Roosevelt's Message on Domestic and Foreign Affairs (6 December)

Editors:
Protectionism -- Says Roosevelt -- Is U.S. Policy (6 December)

Editors:
Reverend Hillis Attacks Labor Unions (13 December)

Editors:
Revolution in Bolivia (27 December)

Editors (The Commoner):
Roosevelt's Attacks on Presidents (6 December)

Editors:
Secretary Shaw's Proposal to Close Unprofitable Customs Houses (20 December)

Editors:
Street Car Monopolists Work to Defeat Tom L. Johnson (27 December)

Editors:
The Great Steel Trust (13 December)

Editors:
The Republican Attacks Furnish Endorsements of Tom L. Johnson (13 December)

Editors (Evening Journal):
Tom L. Johnson: A Remarkable Personality (6 December)

Editors:
Tom L. Johnson Falsely Blamed for Increasing Taxes in Cleveland (13 December)

Editors (Dubuque Telegraph-Herald):
Tom L. Johnson's Vigor Unabated (27 December)

Editors:
U.S. Financial Troubles Worsen (20 December)

Editors:
U.S. Involvement in the Venezuela Conflict (27 December)

Editors:
Venezuela, the U.S. and the Monroe Doctrine (20 December)

***

Bliss, Henry:
The Juggled Census (6 December)

Cowern, J.F.:
A Farmer's View of the Coal Lands Problem (13 December)

Dillard, J.H.:
Review of the book:
The Affirmative Intellect, by Charles Ferguson (6 December)

Dillard, J.H.:
Assessments in the Mine Region (27 December)

Dillard, J.H.:
What Boys Read (27 December)

Muzzey, Annie:
Burden Bearing: What Dr. Newell Dweight Hillis Fails to See (27 December)

Quinby, L.J.:
The Line Betweeen True Democracy and Socialism (27 December)

Smith, Huntington:
Ground Rent and the Single Tax (27 December)

Snediker, R.T.:
The Result of Man-Make Laws (20 December)

The Public: Unsigned Editorials and Articles

1902

The Public:
Unsigned Editorials and Articles