The Public:
Unsigned Editorials and Articles

1904

JANUARY

• Bell, Stephen:
  New York City Completes Reassessment of all Land and Buildings

• Berens, Lewis:
  Reactionary Tendencies Alive in Britain

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Better Than Digging a Canal

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Soup Houses and Hard Times

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The President's Panama Policy

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Thinking in Millions

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  The Value of an Ideal

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  The Obligations Which Rest Upon This Nation

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  We Find Corruption Everywhere

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Crime

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Imperialism and Social Problems

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Progress in England

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  That Great Lying Church of England, by F.R. Henderson

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Life and Times of Thomas Jefferson, by Thomas Watson

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of three pamphlets:
  On the Single Tax, by Lawson Purdy, Jenkin Lloyd Jones and E.T. Weeks

• Dillard, J.H.:
  The Crisis in Representative Government

• Elwell, F. Edwin:
  The Dignity of Labor

• Faunce, Mary:
  The Navajo Indians as Laborers

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  The Mistake of Modern Civilization

• Holt, Byron:
  American Goods in South Africa

• Holt, Byron:
  Prosperity Unmasked

• James, C.D.:
  A Parable on Labor and Nature

• Lightbourn, William:
  New York News Factories

• Post, Alice Thatcher:
  From Narrow Things to Great

• Rice, Wallace:
  Questions of Ethics

• Roeder, Adolph:
  Symbol Psychology: A New Interpretation of Race Traditions

***

• Editors (16 January):
  Australian Politics

• Editors (30 January):
  Australian Politics

• Editors (30 January):
  Booker T. Washington calls for Dignity of Labor but Misses the Essential Right to Keep What We Produce

• Editors (23 January):
  British, French and German Politics

• Editors (9 January):
  Business Responsible for the Chicago Theater Fire

• Editors (16 January):
  Chamberlain's Protectionism and the Liberty Union Party

• Editors (2 January):
  Chicago Fire Shows Need for Building Codes

• Editors (23 January):
  Chicago's New Building Codes and Enforcement

• Editors (2 January):
  Citizens Against Crime in Chicago

• Editors (23 January):
  Congressman Hearst's Bid for the Presidency

• Editors (9 January):
  Debate in U.S. Congress Over Recognition of Panama

• Editors (16 January):
  Experts on the Chicago Threatre Fire

• Editors (9 January):
  Governor Garvin's Inaugural Message to the Rhode Island Legislature

• Editors (9 January):
  Initiative and Referendum Upheld in Oregon

• Editors (Natal Advertiser -- 2 January):
  Interview with Henry Ancketill on British Policies in South Africa

• Editors (23 January):
  Land Values in Philadelphia and New York City

• Editors (2 January):
  Lucius F.C. Garvin, A Profile

• Editors (30 January):
  New York Tax Reform Association Report

• Editors (2 January):
  Panama Canal, An Update

• Editors (23 January):
  Panama Situation

• Editors (23 January):
  Popularity of William Jennings Bryan

• Editors (23 January):
  Public Spending on Roads Increases Land Values

• Editors (23 January):
  Review of the book:
  The American Class Struggle, by A.M. Simons

• Editors (2 January):
  Review of the book:
  An Examination of Society From the Standpoint of Evolution, by Louis Wallis

• Editors (23 January):
  Review of the book:
  Ben Blunt, by Speed Mosby

• Editors (9 January):
  Roosevelt's Recognition of Panama's Sovereignty

• Editors (2 January):
  Santo Domingo, An Update

• Editors (Chicago Tribune -- 30 January):
  The Altgeld Bribe of 1895

• Editors (9 January):
  The Risks of the Workers

• Editors (9 January):
  The Tribute Paid by India to Britain

• Editors (9 January):
  Tom L. Johnson Interviewed

• Editors (16 January):
  Tom L. Johnson Victorious over the Traction Monopolists

• Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer -- 30 January):
  Tom L. Johnson's Administration

• Editors (23 January):
  War in Santo Domingo

• Editors (16 January):
  When the Law Makes Privilege, and the Privileged Rule the Law

• Editors (23 January):
  William Randolph Hearst on the Issues

• Editors (16 January):
  William Jennings Bryan Address on Elemental Democracy

• Editors (30 January):
  William Jennings Bryan on Current Political Environment

• Editors (16 January):
  William Jennings Bryan on Plutocracy vs. Democracy

• Editors (30 January):
  William Jennings Bryan's Political Future

***
FEBRUARY

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C. (6 February)

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C. (13 February)

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C. (20 February)

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Fifty-Five Days a Serf

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Monopoly Hurts Both Laborers and Capitalists

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Tolstoy, Apostle of Love

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  The People of the Abyss, by Jack London

• Free, James:
  Judicial Usurpation

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  A United Democracy

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  The Hope of New England Democracy

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  The Importance of Good Government

• Holt, Byron:
  Foreign Price Lists Produced

• Holt, Byron:
  Free Trade vs. Export Subsidies

• Jackson, W.E.:
  The Republican Party has a Prior Claim to Criminal Aggression

• Mills, Jane Dearborn:
  The Impresement of Enemies Into the Service of Truth

• Post, Louis F.:
  Lincoln and His Party

• Post, Louis F.:
  News on the Tom L. Johnson Administration and Cleveland

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Single Tax Association of Toronto

• Powers, I.M.:
  Safety Lies in Freedom of Speech

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  Some Recent Industrial History and its Significance

• Tarbell, Ida:
  On the Philanthropy of John D. Rockefeller

• Traubel, Horace:
  We Should Be For Justice

• Unnamed Author:
  Status of the Panama Canal Question

***

• Editors (Springfield Republican -- 6 February):
  As to a Republican Form of Government

• Editors (20 Feburary):
  Britain's Debate Over Free Trade and Ireland's Struggle for Home Rule

• Editors (6 February):
  British Politics

• Editors (13 February):
  Chicago Voters to Decide on Municipal Ownership of Street Railways

• Editors (20 February):
  Congressman Baker on the Property Functions of Government

• Editors (27 February):
  Elihu Root Justified the Taking of Panama

• Editors (6 February):
  German Imperialism in Southwest Africa

• Editors (27 February):
  Grover Cleveland Candidacy for the Presidency Likely

• Editors (27 February):
  Huge Gifts by Individuals to Colleges Threaten Academic Freedom

• Editors (20 February):
  John Turner's Imprisonment and the Attack on Freedom of Speech

• Editors (27 February):
  Judson Grenell to Examine Industrial Conditions Abroad

• Editors (6 February):
  Land Separately Valued in New York City and Detroit

• Editors (20 February):
  League of Michigan Municipalities Calls for Public Ownership of Utilities

• Editors (6 February):
  Monopoly as Grants of Public Rights as Private Privileges

• Editors (6 February):
  Railroad Passes as Congressional Bribes

• Editors (20 February):
  Republican Party and Lincoln's Principles

• Editors (27 February):
  Review of the book:
  How England Avoided a Revolution by Force, by B.O. Flower

• Editors (6 February):
  The British Invasion of Tibet

• Editors (27 February):
  The Hague Issues Ruling on Financial Claims Against Venezuela

• Editors (20 February):
  The Public and Private Character of the Late Mark Hanna

• Editors (20 February):
  Tom L. Johnson's Administration Paroling Prisones from the Workhouse

• Editors (20 February):
  U.S. Integrity Lost with the Panama Affair

• Editors (20 February):
  War Between Japand and Russia: An Update

• Editors (27 February):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (13 February):
  War Erupts Between Japan and Russia

• Editors (13 February):
  William Jennings Bryan and the Democratic Party

• Editors (The Commoner -- 27 February):
  William Jennings Bryan and the Kansas City Platform

***
MARCH

• Baker, Rolbert:
  Pingree-Hall Plan to Cultivate Vacant Lots

• Baker, Robert:
  Post Office Appropriation Bill

• Baker, Robert:
  Report on Bills Regarding the Purchase of Indian Land for Farming

• Baker, Robert:
  Republicans Investigate the Postal System

• Beecker, Walter:
  The Washington Spirit Toward Other Nations

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A City's Crime

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Rise and Progress of Socialism in Germany

• Dunne, Edward:
  Is A New Charter Warranted for Chicago

• Ewing, Quincy:
  Salvation by the Truth

• Freeland, A.:
  Tariffs and Progress in New South Wales

• Garrison, William Lloyd:
  An Honest Appraisal of the Character of Mark Hanna

• George, Henry:
  Penalizing Opinion (an address delivered at Cooper Union in 1894)

• Hurt, Walter:
  On the Character of Mark Hanna

• Johnson, Tom L.:
  The Presidential Situation

• Luther, D.S.:
  Republicans Go After Tom L. Johnson

• Tyson, Robert:
  Proportional Representation in Toronto

• Wangemann, A.:
  A Story of What Distinguishes Monopoly from Capital

***

• Editors (5 March):
  Attacking and Defending Trades Unionism

• Editors (5 March):
  Booker T. Washington on the Plight of Negroes in Christian America

• Editors (26 March):
  British Debate Bringing Chinese Workers to South Africa

• Editors (19 March):
  British Parliament Considers Single Tax Bill

• Editors (19 March):
  British Politics, Protectionism, and Irish Grievances

• Editors (5 March):
  Chicago Judge Criticizes U.S. Judicial System

• Editors (19 March):
  Congressman Baker Opposes Acceptance of Frederick the Great Statue

• Editors (5 March):
  Economists and the Flawed Theory of Value

• Editors (26 March):
  Fighting in the Philippines: An Update

• Editors (26 March):
  German Imperialism in Southwest Africa: An Update

• Editors (19 March):
  Groverclevelanditis Infects Politics

• Editors (12 March):
  New Roads Increase Farmland Values

• Editors (5 March):
  Ontario Government to Build and Operate New Railway

• Editors (5 March):
  Planning a Celebration to Honor William Lloyd Garrison

• Editors (19 March):
  Possibilities of Immediate Municipal Ownership in Chicago

• Editors (26 March):
  Progressives Reelected to London's County Council

• Editors (26 March):
  Proposal on How to Improve Civic Education

• Editors (26 March):
  Public Schools and Religious Instruction

• Editors (19 March):
  Railroad Merger Monopoly and the Court Ruling

• Editors (12 March):
  Railway Passes to Congrssmen as Bribes: An Update

• Editors (26 March):
  Republicans, The Post Office and Corruption

• Editors (19 March):
  Review of the book:
  Glimpes of the Real, by Arthur Edgerton

• Editors (12 March):
  Review of the book:
  The Principles of the Founders, by Edwin Mead

• Editors (5 March):
  Review of the book:
  History of Socialism in the United States, by Morris Hillquist

• Editors (12 March):
  Robert Baker Proposes Leasing of Indian Lands for Farms Rather Than Purchases

• Editors (12 March):
  Support Grows in U.S. for Philippines Independence

• Editors (5 March):
  The Chicago Street Car Question

• Editors (12 March):
  The Mormon Question

• Editors (12 March):
  The Plague of Racial Bias Against Negroes

• Editors (19 March):
  Tom L. Johnson Renews 3-cent Streeet Railway Fare Fight

• Editors (5 March):
  Uprising Against U.S. Forces in the Philippines

• Editors (12 March):
  Violence Against Negroes in Springfield, Ohio

• Editors (5 March):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (12 March):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (19 March):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (26 March):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

***
APRIL

• Baker, Robert:
  Railroad and Other Privileges Enjoyed by the President

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C. (9 April)

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C. (30 April)

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  What Has Science to Say About the Hope of Immortality?

• Bliss, Henry:
  American Farms and the Censuys Reports

• Brown, Olympia:
  Equality of Rights is All the Negro Asks

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  What Should Be the Principles of the Democratic Party?

• Crosby, Ernest:
  The Panama Question

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Varied Types, by G.K. Chesterton

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Ethics of Democracy, by Louis F. Post

• Dillard, J.H.:
  The Presidency and the Tariff

• Firth, J.R.:
  Three Single Taxers Elected to Australian Commonwealth Parliament

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  Democratic Success

• Gordon, Julien:
  The Unpopular Race

• McKenna, William:
  The Protective Argument

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Case Against Maintaining the Erie Canal

• Post, Louis F.:
  Tom L. Johnson's Administration: An Update

• Trevelyan:
  The Single Tax in Great Britain

• Truebridge, W.M.:
  Australian Politics

• Turner, John:
  The Signs of the Times

• Unnamed Author:
  How Towns Develop Under our Present Land System

• Warner, John Dewitt:
  The Importance of Municipal Improvement

• Webster, Edwin:
  A Twentieth Century International Catechism Lesson

• Williams, John Sharp:
  What Thomas Jefferson Stood For

***

• Editors (9 April):
  
A Negro Street Railway Company

• Editors (30 April):
  
Address by William Jennings Bryan in Chicago on the Democratic Party

• Editors (23 April):
  
Anarchist John Turner Addresses Chicago Audience

• Editors (16 April):
  
Attacks on William Jennings Bryan and Governor Altgeld Unwarranted

• Editors (16 April):
  
British-French Treaty on Imperial Holdings

• Editors (2 April):
  
British Politics

• Editors (9 April):
  
Chicagoans to Vote on Municipal Ownership of Street Car System

• Editors (9 April):
  
Chicago Municipal Election

• Editors (30 April):
  
Colorado Supreme Court on the Conflict

• Editors (23 April):
  
Colorado War: An Update

• Editors (9 April):
  
Congressman Baker Presents Evidence Against Protective Tariffs

• Editors (2 April):
  
Congressman Baker Takes On Congressional Corruption

• Editors (9 April):
  
Democratic Candidates for President

• Editors (16 April):
  
Emma Goldman Denied the Right to Speak in Philadelphia

• Editors (16 April):
  
Former Congressman Coombs Endorses Public Railway System

• Editors (2 April):
  
French Government vs. Catholic Religious Orders

• Editors (16 April):
  
Hearst or Parker is NO Choice for President

• Editors (9 April):
  
Hearst vs. Parker as Likely Presidential Candidates

• Editors (23 April):
  
Judge Parker's Platform

• Editors (2 April):
  
Militia Violence in Colorado

• Editors (23 April):
  
More on Emma Goldman's Philadelphia Meeting

• Editors (23 April):
  
Newspapers Accused of Fabricating News

• Editors (Grand Rapids Press -- 23 April):
  New York Tenants Protest Rent Increases

• Editors (23 April):
  
Party Conventions Held

• Editors (30 April):
  
Petition Circulating for Philippine Independence

• Editors (9 April):
  
Political Health of the Democratic Party

• Editors:
  Review of the book:
  
Socialism: The Nation of Fatherless Children, by David Goldstein

• Editors (9 April):
  Review of the book:
  
The Truth About the Trusts, by John Moody

• Editors (30 April):
  
Rhode Island Governor Garvin on the Problems of the General Assembly

• Editors (30 April):
  
Rhode Island Governor Garvin Seeks Voting Reform

• Editors (23 April):
  
The Democrats and the Presidency

• Editors (London Speaker -- 16 April):
  The Importance of the Land Question to the English Liberal Party

• Editors (London New Age -- 2 April):
  The Taxation of Land Values

• Editors (23 April):
  
The Virtues of True Free Trade

• Editors (16 April):
  
The War in Colorado: An Update

• Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer -- 23 April):
  Tom L. Johnson Not a Candidate for President

• Editors (2 April):
  
War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (16 April):
  
War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (23 April):
  
War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (23 April):
  
William Kent's Address on Civic Values

***
MAY

• Bliss, Henry:
  The Fictitious Census Increase of Small Farms

• Bray, Ernest:
  Australian Politics

• Bray, Ernest:
  Australian Politics

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Imperialism

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  The Ancient Lowly: A History of the Ancient Working People, by C. Osborne Ward

• Hauser, Elizabeth:
  Negro Children in New Orleans Taught Life Skills by Frances Joseh

• James, William:
  The Debate Over Philippine Independence

• Lopez, Sixto:
  The Filipinos Will Not Take Up the White Man's Burden

• Lopez, Sixto:
  An Argument and a Plea for the Rights of the Exploited Peoples of the Earth

• Miles, Nelson:
  Questions Affecting Our National Existence

• Polk, Joseph:
  What I Stand For

• Quick, J.H.:
  Presidential Competition

• Stewart, Walter:
  Conservatism and Radicalism

• Wakefield, W.H.T.:
  Sociology vs Political Economy at the University of Kansas

• Warren, James:
  Human Values and the Actions of Nation-States

• Washington, Booker T.:
  A Woman Any Race Might Be Proud Of

***

• Editors (Nashville Daily News -- 14 May):
  A College Education and Success in Life

• Editors (28 May):
  Address by General Bell on the Conflict in Colorado

• Editors (21 May):
  British Imperialism in Tibet

• Editors (28 May):
  British Imperialism in Tibet: An Update

• Editors (28 May):
  Colorado's Landowners' Conspiracy

• Editors (14 May):
  Conflict Between Brazil and Peru

• Editors (7 May):
  Dutch Colonial Warfare in Java and Sumatra

• Editors (21 May):
  English Power in India

• Editors (14 May):
  Eugene Debs on the Importance of Peaceful Labor Protests

• Editors (14 May):
  Exemption from Taxation of Property Owned by Religious Organizations

• Editors (14 May):
  Former President Cleveland's Bond Issue Story

• Editors (28 May):
  French Government's Dispute With the Vatican

• Editors (7 May):
  German Imperialism in Africa

• Editors (7 May):
  Grover Cleveland is Now the Democratic Party's Frontrunner

• Editors (7 May):
  More Northern Hostility Toward the Negro

• Editors (7 May):
  National and State Party Conventions

• Editors (The Union -- 7 May):
  Philippine Independence Now

• Editors (7 May):
  Review of the book:
  The Story of the Lopez Family, by Canning Eyot

• Editors (14 May):
  Review of the book:
  Social Progress, by Josiah Strong

• Editors (21 May):
  Review of the book:
  History of the German Struggle for Liberty, by Poultney Bigelow

• Editors (New York Evening Post -- 14 May):
  Robert Baker, New York's Most Effective Congressman

• Editors (14 May):
  Roosevelt's Free Use of a Train

• Editors (14 May):
  Socialist Party Platform

• Editors (14 May):
  State Party Conventions

• Editors (28 May):
  State Party Conventions

• Editors (21 May):
  State Republican Conventions

• Editors (Springfield Republican -- 7 May):
  The Imperialism We Face

• Editors (The London New Age -- 14 May):
  The Industriousness of the Chinese

• Editors (Cleveland Plain Dealer -- 7 May):
  The Railroads and the Lake Front Case

• Editors (Ottawa Journal -- 21 May):
  The Rightful Business of the Law

• Editors (21 May):
  The Socialist Party Platform

• Editors (7 May):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (14 May):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (21 May):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (28 May):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (14 May):
  William Godwin on Land Monopoly

***
JUNE

• Baker, Robert:
  Report from Washington, D.C.

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  My Relation to Politics

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Redemption of Politics

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Tired Man's Prayer

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Shall We Have a Plutocracy or a Democracy?

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Dollars and Democracy, An Englishman's View of America, by Philip Burne-Jones

• Garrison, William Lloyd:
  Centenary Celebration of the Birth of Richard Cobden

• Hall, Bolton:
  The Case for the Single Tax Does Not Need Statistics

• James, William:
  Let Us Obtain Independence for the Philippines

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Youth of a Cause

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  How Protection Impacts Trade

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  The Economic Lesson of the Roman Campagna

• Roosevelt, Theodore:
  Need to Respect Other American Nations

• Williams, John Sharp:
  Roosevelt Threatends Countries Over Private Commercial Debt

• Wilson, Henry:
  The Case for the Taxation of Land Values

***

• Editors (25 June):
  American Imperialism in the Philippines Coming Out

• Editors (4 June):
  Anti-Labor Leader Supports Protective Tariffs

• Editors (4 June):
  British Invasion of Tibet: An Update

• Editors (11 June):
  Civil War in San Domingo Ended

• Editors (11 June):
  Colorado War Between Mine Workers and Owners

• Editors (4 June):
  Court Rules on Chicago Tractioln Franchises

• Editors (4 June):
  Dispute Between France and the Vatican

• Editors (25 June):
  Economic and Social Conditions in Pittsburg, Pa.

• Editors (11 June):
  Herbert Spencer and Henry George

• Editors (18 June):
  Illinois Democratic Party Convention

• Editors (18 June):
  Illinois Democratic Party Convention a Farce

• Editors (18 June):
  Lawlessness in Colorado: An Update

• Editors (25 June):
  Natural Competition Eroded by Trusts and Corporations

• Editors (4 June):
  Nebraska Democratic Party Convention

• Editors (18 June):
  Nebraska Democratic Party Platform a Model for the Party

• Editors (25 June):
  Republican Party National Convention in Chicago

• Editors (4 June):
  Review of the book:
  Aladdin and Co., A Romance of Yankee Magic, by Herbert Quick

• Editors (4 June):
  Robert Baker's Reelection Opposed by Party Bosses

• Editors (25 June):
  Russian Occupation of Finland

• Editors (18 June):
  The Colorado Lawlessness

• Editors (4 June):
  The Democratic Party Convention

• Editors (Springfield Republican -- 4 June):
  The Deportation of Anarchist John Turner

• Editors (4 June):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (25 June):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (18 June):
  Why Not Africa for the Black Man

***
JULY

• Baker, Robert:
  Legitimate Use of Franking Privileges

• Baker, Robert:
  Tolonto Considers Local Option Taxation

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A Remembrance of Samuel Jones

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Meaning of Human Misery

• Bray, Ernest:
  Australian Politics

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Convention Address

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Convention Address

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  The Story of New Zealand, by Frank Parsons

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Trooper Peter Halket, by Olive Schreiner

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  A Constructive Democracy

• Holt, Byron:
  Secretary Shaw Distorts Facts on the Economy

• Jones, Samuel:
  Equal Rights

• Laurier, Wilfrid:
  The Balance of Trade Fallacy

• Post, Louis F.:
  Democratic Party Convention

• Post, Louis F.:
  Democratic Party Convention

• Robinson, Lona:
  Women's National Single Tax League Meeting at St. Louis

• Steward, George:
  The Russian-Japanese War

• Stewart, Walter:
  Socialism, Anarchism and Conservatism

• Zangerle, John:
  British Rule Resisted in India

***

• Editors (23 July):
  A Negro Born in the U.S. is Not a Hyphenated American

• Editors (30 July):
  A Remembrance of Annie Fox George

• Editors (23 July):
  A Remembrance of Samuel Jones

• Editors (23 July):
  A Remembrance of the Boer Leader Paul Kruger

• Editors (16 July):
  Analysis of the Democratic Party Platform

• Editors (9 July):
  British Invasion of Tibet: An Update

• Editors (Daily Democrat -- 23 July):
  Convention Success

• Editors (16 July):
  Democratic Party Convention

• Editors (9 July):
  Democratic Party National Convention

• Editors (2 July):
  Grover Cleveland and the Chicago Strike

• Editors (2 July):
  John Brooks Leavitt on the Colorado Anarchy

• Editors (30 July):
  Lincoln Steffens on Graft

• Editors (30 July):
  Michael Davitt Visits Tolstoy

• Editors (2 July):
  Mr. Root on How Public Officials Feed Lawlessness

• Editors (9 July):
  People's Party National Convention

• Editors (16 July):
  Plutocratic Democrat Parker Heads Ticket

• Editors (2 July):
  President Hadley of Yale Denounces Selfishness

• Editors (2 July):
  Republican National Convention and Political Decay

• Editors (2 July):
  Republicans Select Theodore Roosevelt for President

• Editors (2 July):
  Review of the book:
  The Cost of Something for Nothing, by John Altgeld

• Editors (2 July):
  Samuel Gompers on the Colorado Miners Strike

• Editors (30 July):
  The Spencer-George Controversy

• Editors (2 July):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (9 July):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (23 July):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (30 July):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (16 July):
  What a Candidate Believes vs the Party Line

• Editors (2 July):
  What the Founders Meant by Equality

• Editors (23 July):
  Why Does An Economy Contract During an Election Year?

• Editors (30 July):
  William Jennings Bryan and Progressive Democrats

• Editors (9 July):
  Woodrow Wilson on the Legal Profession

***
AUGUST

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Declaration of Independence

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Democracy Must Move Forward

• Cadman, James:
  Direct Legislation in Oregon

• Clifton, Horace:
  The Negro Problem

• Dillard, J.H.:
  More About the Protective Spirit and its Opposite

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Mathew Arnold: A Study of Criticism and Culture, by G.W.E. Russell

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Introduction to the History of Civilisation in England, by Henry Buckle

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  The Yellow Van, by Richard Whiteing

• Ewing, Quincy:
  Flesh Pot and Ideal

• Ewing, Quincy:
  The Gospel of Divine Law and Order

• Fowlds, George:
  New Zealand's Progress with Rating of Land Values

• Holt, Byron:
  The Steel Trust Steal

• Jackson, Albert:
  Public Opinion Bill Introduced in Buffalo

• Luther, D.S.:
  Bolton Hall Nominated by People's Party

• Orton, Jesse:
  Economic Causs of Gambling

• Post, Louis F.:
  Political Economy

• Post, Louis F.:
  Social Progress

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  How Peace Might Come to Mankind

• Reed, Warren:
  The Heart of the Labor Question

• Rounsvell, E.P.:
  Land Value in Farms

• Seabury, Samuel:
  Why I Will Not Vote for Judge Parker for President

• Taylor, Graham:
  A Remembrance of Samuel Jones

• White, John Z.:
  How to Obtain Full Individual Freedom

***

• Editors (27 August):
  Another Important Referendum in Illinois

• Editors (13 August):
  British Invasion of Tibet: An Update

• Editors (27 August):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (20 August):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (6 August):
  Diplomatic Relations Severed Between France and the Vatican

• Editors (20 August):
  German Imperialism in Africa

• Editors (13 August):
  How the Law Favors the Rich Over Workers

• Editors (13 August):
  How Wages, Rents and Profits Relate

• Editors (13 August):
  Judge Parker's Acceptance Speech for the Democratic Nomination for President

• Editors (6 August):
  Labor Includes Organizing and Managing Production

• Editors (6 August):
  New Party -- "Jefferson Democracy" -- to be Organized

• Editors (6 August):
  Political Parties When IN and OUT of Power

• Editors (27 August):
  Racial Violence in America

• Editors (27 August):
  Review of the book:
  Free America, by Bolton Hall

• Editors (Farm, Stock and Home -- 13 August):
  Some Non-Partisan Politics by Willliam Jennings Bryan

• Editors (Detroit Times -- 13 August):
  The Greed of a Few, A Peril to the Liberties of the Many

• Editors (6 August):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (20 August):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (27 August):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (27 August):
  War Between Japan and Russia: More Details

• Editors (Chicago Daily News -- 20 August):
  William Penn and the Indians

***
SEPTEMBER

• Adelman, Abram:
  The Inspiration of the Candidates

• Crosby, Ernest:
  Imperialism and Militarism are the Main Issues Even Over the Economy

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Graft in Society A Neglected Branch of History

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Religions of Authority, by Auguste Salvatier

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Thomas Paine, by Ellery Sedgwick

• Fitts, Minona:
  The Situation in Colorado

• Fluerscheim, Michael:
  Economic Rent

• Fluerscheim, Michael:
  The Natural Sense of Justice

• George, Henry (Jr.):
  Open Letter on the Political Situation

• Grenell, Judson:
  Europe's Municipal Street Car System

• Grenell, Judson:
  Industrial Europe as Seen Through American Eyes

• Kellogg, Kate Starr:
  Democracy in School Relationships

• Kiefer, Daniel:
  American Anti-Semitism

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Chicago Traction Question

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  Equality

• Roosevelt, Theodore:
  Acceptance Letter of the Nomination for President

• Shepard, Edward:
  Are Democrats or Republicans Best for Prosperity

• Wallace, Alfred Russell:
  The Natural Sense of Justice

***

• Editors (24 September):
  A Remembrance of Herbert Bigelow

• Editors (24 September):
  British Invasion of Tibet: An Update

• Editors (3 September):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (10 September):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (10 September):
  Chicago Traction Question: More Details

• Editors (17 September):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (24 September):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (3 September):
  Civil Wars in Paraguay and Uruguay

• Editors (3 September):
  Democratic Party Politics

• Editors (3 September):
  Eugene Debs Criticism of Grover Cleveland's Handling of Labor Strike

• Editors (Springfield Republican -- 24 September):
  Governor Garvin and the Rhode Island Legislature at Odds

• Editors (Dubuque Telegraph-Herald -- 3 September):
  Imperialism and Its Fruits

• Editors (17 September):
  Interparliamentary Conference

• Editors (3 September):
  Jeffersonian Democracy Party Convention

• Editors (24 September):
  National Liberty (Negro) Party Chooses Presidential Candidate

• Editors (17 September):
  President Roosevelt's Nomination Acceptance Speech

• Editors (10 September):
  Reform Club of New York on Free Trade

• Editors (3 September):
  Review of the book:
  Principles of City Land Values, by Richard Hurd

• Editors (24 September):
  Roosevelt Bound by Class Interests Against Reforms

• Editors (10 September):
  Roosevelt Too Liberal on Racial Equality for Southerners

• Editors (The New Age -- 3 September):
  Scottish Court Rules Against Ministers of the United Free Church

• Editors (3 September):
  Signs of Progress by the Henry George Movement

• Editors (Manchester Guardian -- 3 September):
  The House of Lords and the Free Church of England

• Editors (New York Evening Post -- 3 September):
  The Land Policy of German Cities

• Editors (10 September):
  Treaty Signed Between Japan and Corea

• Editors (3 September):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (10 September):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (17 September):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (24 September):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

***
OCTOBER

• Baker, Robert:
  The Reign of Graft and the Remedy

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Meausure of Success

• Bliss, Henry:
  Federal Extravagance

• Bray, Ernest:
  Australian Politics

• Bray, Ernest:
  Land Lease and Political Issues in Australia

• Bray, Ernest:
  Land Leases Coming Up for Renewal in New Zealand

• Colbron, Grace Isabel:
  Women and War

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  The Cost of Something for Nothing, by John Altgeld

• Douglas, W.L.:
  Protection in Massachusetts

• Jackson, Albert:
  Buffalo Considers Referendum Ordinance

• Lee, Mary Heath:
  Review of the book:
  The Letters From A Chinese Official, by an unnamed author

• Luther, D.S.:
  Assessment Reform in New York City

• Luther, D.S.:
  New York's Extremes of Wealth and Poverty

• Mills, Wiley Wright:
  The Church Not Right on the Moral Questions of Our Time

• Parker, Alton:
  Acceptance Letter of the Democratic Party Nomination for President

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  Whatsoever Ye Would That Men Should Do To You

• Steele, Philip:
  The Chicago Civil Service League

***

• Editors (Boston Evening Transcript -- 29 October):
  A New England Estimate of Thomas E. Watson

• Editors (Chicago Chronicle -- 22 October):
  A Remembrance of Chief Joseph of the Nes Perces

• Editors (1 Octobber):
  Alton Parker's Acceptance of the Democratic Party Nomination for President

• Editors (Manchester Guardian -- 22 October):
  An English View of the Presidential Election

• Editors (29 October):
  Bryan Democrats Have a Tough Decision to Make

• Editors (8 October):
  Bryan Democrats Not Likely to Vote for Judge Parker

• Editors (8 October):
  Challenge to Diplomatic Immunity

• Editors (1 October):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (8 October):
  Chicago Traction Question: An Update

• Editors (8 October):
  Chicago Traction Question: More Details

• Editors (29 October):
  Communal Land Ownership is Inefficient

• Editors (8 October):
  Economics Professor Says Labor Supply Will Always Outrun Demand for Labor

• Editors (29 October):
  Eugene Debs Weak on Economics, Silent on Land

• Editors (8 October):
  Filipinos Call for Independence

• Editors (29 October):
  Frank Stephens Seekng Reelection to Pennsylvania State State

• Editors (1 October):
  German Land Reform League Schedules Annual Convention

• Editors (29 October):
  Is Judge Parker Controlled by the Standard Oil Crowd?

• Editors (22 October):
  Judge Parker Speaks Against Imperialism

• Editors (1 October):
  Lincoln Steffens On Our Age of Graft

• Editors (Denver News -- 1 October):
  Los Angeles Officials Subjected to Recall

• Editors (15 October):
  Negro Only Town in the Creek Nation

• Editors (1 October):
  New York City Now Values Land and Buildings Separately

• Editors (22 October):
  Notes From The Political Campaigns

• Editors (29 October):
  People's Party Meeting In New York City

• Editors (New York Evening Post -- 15 October):
  Prussian Ownership of Coal Mines

• Editors (8 October):
  Review of the book:
  Farmington, by Clarence Darrow

• Editors (15 October):
  Review of the book:
  The American City, A Problem in Democracy, by Delios Wilcox

• Editors (Chicago Tribune -- 8 October):
  Rhode Island A State Where the Majority Does Not Rule

• Editors (22 October):
  Robert Baker Campaigns for Re-election

• Editors (8 October):
  Senator Spooner's Response to Lincoln Steffens Charges

• Editors (1 October):
  The Marriage Problem: A Primary Distinction

• Editors (29 October):
  The Marriage Problem: Marriage Ceremonials

• Editors (15 October):
  The Marriage Problem: Polygamy and Free Love

• Editors (8 October):
  The Marriage Problem: Spiritual Considerations

• Editors (22 October):
  The Marriage Problem: Successive Marriages

• Editors (15 October):
  Thomas Watson's Acceptance of the People's Party Nomination for President

• Editors (22 October):
  Vacant Property in New York City Not Assessed at Full Market Value

• Editors (15 October):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (22 October):
  War Between Japan and Russia: An Update

• Editors (15 October):
  What Will Bryan Democrats Do in the Election?

• Editors (22 October):
  William Jennings Bryan Opposes Roosevelt's Militarism and Imperialism

• Editors (22 October):
  Workers Suffer Because the Economy is Never at Full Employment

***
NOVEMBER

• Adams, Frederick Upham:
  Scottish Character Leads to Radicla Politics and Economics

• Baker, Robert:
  Why I Was Defeated in my Bid for Re-election

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A Butterfly Preachment

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A Successful Life

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Religion Has Often Forgotten That Life Is Good

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Triumph of Democracy

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Trimph of Democracy

• Bray, Ernest:
  Australasian Politics

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Democracy vs. Plutocracy

• Byrnes, Thomas:
  The Rights and Duties of American Citizens at the Polls

• Cooke, Edmund Vance:
  Legislataive Authority in Matters Where Expertise is Required

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Review of the book:
  Book of Lords, by Morrison Davidson

• Ewing, Quincy:
  Christians and Christianity

• Garvin, Lucius F.C.:
  The People Are Not Fools

• Hecker, George:
  Tom Johnson's Fight Over the Traction Franchise

• Kai-Kah, Wong:
  A Chinese View of Womanhood

• Moody, John:
  Causes of Democratic Defeat

• Post, Louis F.:
  The Soul's Election Days

• Watson, Thomas:
  The Future of the People's Party

***

• Editors (The Commoner -- 19 November):
  Democracy vs. Plutocracy: The Election's Lesson

• Editors (5 November):
  Final Thoughts on the Upcoming Elections

• Editors (5 November):
  Military Officer Testifies on Colorado Lawlessness

• Editors (19 November):
  New Political Alignments

• Editors (5 November):
  Protest in Toledo Over Railway Franchise Extension

• Editors (26 November):
  Review of the book:
  Mass and Class: A Survey of Social Divisions, by W.J. Ghent

• Editors (12 November):
  Roosevelt Election Was a Vote Against Plutocracy

• Editors (26 November):
  Russians Meet to Debate Reforms

• Editors (12 November):
  Single Tax Promoted by Direct Distribution of Literature

• Editors (5 November):
  The Incidence or Point of Pressure of Taxation Exists as Natural Law

• Editors (5 November):
  The Marriage Problem: Divorce

• Editors (12 November):
  The Marriage Problem: Marriage After Divorce

• Editors (19 November):
  The Marriage Problem: Marriage Itself

• Editors (26 November):
  The Single Tax Molvement, Its Origin and Progress

• Editors (12 November):
  William Jennings Bryan to the Populists

• Editors (New York Evening Telegram -- 26 November):
  The Influence of the Subway on New York Rents

***
DECEMBER

• Baker, Robert:
  The Single Tax Would Clear the Courts of Property Cases

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  Newspaper Gambling

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  The Garden of the Gods

• Brown, Edward:
  Christianity and Democracy

• Campbell, A.C.:
  The Safety and Sanity of Ananias

• Colbron, Grace Isabel:
  Review of the book:
  Letters and Addresses of Abraham Lincoln

• Dillard, J.H.:
  Louisiana Considers Real Tax Reform

• Dillard, J.H.:
  The Blot in the Influence of Higher Education

• Fletcher, A.E.:
  Burmah Before the British Occupation

• Foster, Herbert:
  Influence of Environment on Class Prejudice

• Hall, Bolton:
  A Reformer's Sympathies

• Jackson, Albert:
  Referendum on Municipal Ownership Sought in Buffalo

• Lee, Mary Heath:
  Review of Book by Chinese Author Found to Have Come From an Englishman

• McCready, Thomas:
  Mrs. Titlow's Visitor

• Post, Louis F.:
  Social Problems in Colorado

• Price, W.L.:
  Land Nationalization

• Unnamed Author:
  Probationary Marriage

• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  Potential Competition and the Trusts

• Shibley, George:
  Popular Sovereignty as the Dominant National Issue

• Thompson, Alan:
  Toronto Considers Exempting Housing Values

• Unnamed Author:
  Probationary Marriage

***

• Editors:
  A Remembrance of Clinton Furbish

• Editors:
  Chicago Politics and the Traction Franchise Issue

• Editors:
  Colorado Closer to Government by Injunction

• Editors:
  Congressman Baker Continues Campaign Against Trusts

• Editors:
  Congress Urged to Address Poverty and Poor Housing in Washington, D.C.

• Editors (The Chicago Chronicle -- 10 December):
  History of the Habeas Corpus

• Editors:
  Land Values of New York

• Editors:
  Lessons from the Presidential Election

• Editors:
  New York Courts Reach Anti-Labor Rulings

• Editors:
  Panama-U.S. Relations

• Editors:
  Public Sentiment Against Protection Increasing

• Editors:
  Review of the book:
  Solving Economic Problems Rests on an Ethical Basis, by William Gant Sawin

• Editors:
  Roosevelt's Message to the Congress on Foreign Policy

• Editors:
  Roosevelt's Policies Spell Paternalism and Plutocracy

• Editors:
  Russian Reformers Obtain Meeting with the Czar

• Editors (Farm, Stock and Home -- 10 December):
  Self-Governing Ability of the Filipinos

• Editors (Milwaukee Daily News -- 10 December):
  Tenant Farmers

• Editors:
  The Condition of the Democratic Party

• Editors (Springfield Republican -- 3 December):
  The Mirsky Regime in Russia

• Editors (The Freeman -- 17 December):
  The Negro's Capacity for Business and Government

• Editors:
  The Principles Underlying the Mosaic Land Laws

• Editors:
  Uncollected Public Revenues

• Editors:
  U.S. Experiencing A Rising Anti-Immigrant Sentiment

• Editors:
  What Tom L. Johnson Stands For

• Editors:
  William Jennings Bryan's Proposal for State Ownership of Railroads

• Editors (3 December):
  William R. Douglas Elected Governor of Massachusetts