The Public: Unsigned Editorials and Artcles

[1908]

JANUARY thru MARCH

• Issues Not Available

APRIL

• Berens, L.H.:
  The Political Situation in Great Britain
• Brinsmade, R.B.:
  Farmers and the Natural Tax
• Chase, Margaret:
  Raymond Robins in Boston
• Crosby, Ernest:
  Labor and Neighbor: An Appeal to First Principles (Chapter XI - Part 1)
• Crosby, Ernest:
  Labor and Neighbor: An Appeal to First Principles (Chapter XI - Part 2)
• Crosby, Ernest:
  Labor and Neighbor: An Appeal to First Principles (Chapter XI - Part 3)
• Garrison, William Lloyd:
  The Day of Opportunity
• Harding, L.D.:
  Krzulwenski's Suicidal Protest on Lake Shore Drive
• Henderson, Alfred:
  President Roosevelt as Defender of Privilege
• Mead, George:
  Social Settlements and Anarchy
• Robinson, Liona:
  The Des Moines Plan in Operation
• Tyson, Robert:
  Direct Legislation in Oregon

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• Editors (The Chicago Daily Socialist -- 3 April):
  A Socialist View of Anarchy
• Editors (3 April):
  American Government by Clubs and Cossacks
• Editors (3 April):
  Emma Goldman Speaks Out Against Violence
• Editors (25 April):
  Garrison's Free Trade Fight
• Editors (25 April):
  How the Steel Trust Benefits from Protection
• Editors (10 April):
  Institutional Causes of Crime
• Editors (25 April):
  Intelligent Referendum Voting
• Editors (17 April):
  Mr. Hearst's Independence League
• Editors (3 April):
  Opening Editorial from 1898's First Issue
• Editors (25 April):
  Organized Labor in Politics
• Editors (3 April):
  Police Violence Against New York's Unemployed
• Editors (17 April):
  Presidential Despotism
• Editors (17 April):
  Review of the book:
  Christianity and the Social Order, by R.J. Campbell
• Editors (10 April):
  Review of the book:
  Life and Times of Stephen Higginson, by Thomas W. Higginson
• Editors (10 April):
  Single Taxes and Democratic Politics
• Editors (The London Nation -- 3 April):
  Sound Principles of Taxation
• Editors (25 April):
  The Anti-Union Danbury Decision
• Editors (3 April):
  The Banking Alternative
• Editors (3 April):
  The Beginning of a New Decade
• Editors (25 April):
  The Demand of Women for Woman Suffrage
• Editors (10 April):
  The Single Tax in Oregon
• Editors (17 April):
  Tom L. Johnson and National Politics
• Editors (3 April):
  Vacant Lot Gardening
• Editors (17 April):
  Who Are the Dangerous Anarchists?
• Editors (The Outlook -- 3 April):
  Who Is A Plutocrat?
• Editors (25 April):
  William Jennings Bryan at Peoria

MAY

• Baker, Robert:
  Traction Question in New York
• Biggles, Jackson:
  Wisdom from Mr. Dobbs
• Cooke, Edmund:
  Congressman Burton's Americanism
• Doblin, Benjamin:
  Tenement House Reform
• George, Henry (Jr.):
  The Civic Mission of the Church
• Hardinge, Henry:
  What Is Cheap Labor?
• Hirsch, Max:
  Government Railways in Australia
• Morton, James (Jr.):
  On the Promotion of Race Antipathy
• Robinson, Iona Ingham:
  What Socrates Would Say
• Rumely, Edward:
  Progress of the Spoiler
• Smith, Joe:
  Why Many Political Reformers are Indifferent to Woman Suffrage
• Wells, George:
  Who Is To Blame?
• Wolff, Solomon:
  The Earth Hath He Given to the Children of Land Owners

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• Editors (15 May):
  A Remembrance of Henry Campbell Bannerman
• Editors (15 May):
  A Remembrance of Juan Tejada
• Editors (Syracuse Journal -- 15 May):
  A Sensible Prescription for Anarchy
• Editors (29 May):
  Crimes of Society
• Editors (22 May):
  Currency Legislation in Congress
• Editors (22 May):
  First Conference of Governors
• Editors (8 May):
  Jane Addams on Police Despotism
• Editors (29 May):
  Learning from Lincoln Steffens
• Editors (15 May):
  Legal Limitations Upon the Use of Language
• Editors (15 May):
  Old Age Pensions in Great Britain
• Editors (29 May):
  Presidential Politics
• Editors (1 May):
  President Roosevelt's Message to Congress
• Editors (8 May):
  Review of the book:
  Federal Usurpation, by Franklin Pierce
• Editors (15 May):
  Review of the book:
  The Next Step in Evolution, by I.K. Funk
• Editors (29 May):
  Review of the book:
  The Whole Hog Book, by J.W. Bengough
• Editors (1 May):
  Review of the book:
  Proceedings of the Providence Conference for Good Government
• Editors (22 May):
  Review of the book:
  Socialists at Work, by Robert Hunter
• Editors (29 May):
  Review of the book:
  American Communities and Co-Operative Colonies, by William Alfred Hinds
• Editors (8 May):
  Russianizing the American Post Office
• Editors (1 May):
  The Cleveland Traction Peace
• Editors (15 May):
  The Douma Debates the Jewish Question
• Editors (15 May):
  The New York Traction Fight
• Editors (22 May):
  The Socialist Party Convention
• Editors (22 May):
  The Socialist Party in America
• Editors (22 May):
  The Tax Question in Oregon
• Editors (29 May):
  The Traction Question in New York
• Editors (29 May):
  The True System of Government Railways
• Editors (1 May):
  Tolstoy Asks That His Birthday Not Be Celebrated
• Editors (8 May):
  Tom L. Johnson's Cleveland Traction Settlement
• Editors (1 May):
  William Jennings Bryan and National Politics
• Editors (29 May):
  Woman Suffrage in the English Liberal Program
• Editors (29 May):
  Women Teachers
• Editors (Woman's Journal -- 29 May):
  Women Who KNow That They Need the Ballot

JUNE

• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A Test of the Referendum
• Bray, Ernest:
  News from Australia
• Garrison, William Lloyd (Jr.):
  Our Faith Contrasted With Our Life
• Harding, Louisa Dana:
  Injunctions
• Moody, John:
  A Ten Billion Dollar Fall in Security Values
• Nearing, Scott:
  Child Labor, Its Causes and Amelioration
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 1)
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 2)
• The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 3)
• The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 4)
• Ralston, Jackson:
  Should Any National Dispute be Reserved from Arbitration
• Wood, C.E.S.:
  Emma Goldman in Oregon

***

• Editors:
  British Tories and the Socialists
• Editors:
  Congress on Financial Reform
• Editors:
  Defeat of the Single Tax Amendment in Oregon
• Editors:
  Frank Taussig on Interest and Wages
• Editors:
  Presidential Politics
• Editors:
  Presidential Politics
• Editors:
  Review of the book:
  The Story of Jerry Simpson, by Annie L. Diggs
• Editors:
  Review of the book:
  Man, the Social Creator, by Henry Demarest Lloyd
• Editors:
  Review of the book:
  Roosevelt and the Public, by John Bennett
• Editors:
  The Future of the Democratic Party
• Editors:
  The Republican Convention
• Editors:
  The Sacrosanctity of the Judiciary
• Editors:
  The Taft Campaign for President
• Editors:
  The Vreeland-Aldrich Currency Bill
• Editors:
  The Yaqui Indians End War With the Mexican Government

JULY

• Berens, L.H.:
  The Political Situation in Great Britain
• Cadman, James:
  Democracy in Action
• Carlton, Frank:
  Taxation and Capitalization
• Crosman, W.L.:
  How to Abolish Land Monopoly
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  Political Problems of American Development, by Albert Shaw
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  New Worlds for Old, by H.G. Wells
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  Proporational Representation, by John R. Commons
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 5)
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 6)
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 7)
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 8)
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroads (Part 9)
• Steffens, Lincoln:
  The Democratic Convention
• Tolstoy, Leo:
  Arraignment of the Russian Autocracy
• Whitlock, Brand:
  The Democratic Convention
• Winslow, Erving:
  Political Declaration from the Anti-Imperialist League
• Wood, C.E.S.:
  The Democracy of William Jennings Bryan
• Wood, C.E.S.:
  The Oregon Situation in Full
• Wright, William:
  Injunctions and the Common Law

***

• Editors (3 July):
  American Relations with Venezuela
• Editors (3 July):
  A Remembrance of Grover Cleveland
• Editors (17 July):
  Bryan's Nomination
• Editors (3 July):
  Bryan the Genuine
• Editors (24 July):
  Emma Goldman and the Issue of Violence
• Editors (3 July):
  Industrial Education
• Editors (31 July):
  Lawson Purdy on Taxation of Corporations
• Editors (17 July):
  Nationalism Struggles in Persia
• Editors (24 July):
  Single Tax Promotion in Berlin
• Editors (10 July):
  Socialist Labor Party Convention
• Editors (31 July):
  Standard Oil
• Editors (31 July):
  The Democratic and Republican Campaigns
• Editors (10 July):
  The Democratic Convention
• Editors (17 July):
  The Democratic Convention
• Editors (31 July):
  The Fiasco and Its Lessons
• Editors (10 July):
  The Filipinos Demand Trade Privileges
• Editors (24 July):
  Tolstoy Indicts the Russian Government
• Editors (24 July):
  Woman Suffrage Activity in London

AUGUST

• Bray, Ernest:
  News from Australia
• Johnson, Tom L.:
  Failure of the Three Cent Fare in Cleveland
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  The New Internationalism, by Harold Bolce
• Oberg, Erik:
  The Public Ownership of Railroad (Part 10)
• Post, Louis F.:
  The International Free Trade Congress
• Robins, Raymond:
  Address at the National Democratic Convention
• Stevenson, George:
  Land Laws in New Zealand
• Tolstoy, Leo:
  How I See the World Today
• Tolstoy, Leo:
  The Single Tax
• Winslow, Erving:
  William Jennings Bryan and the Spanish Treaty

***

• Editors (7 August):
  A Bloodless Revolution in Turkey
• Editors (The London Nation -- 21 August:
  An English View of the Growth of American Radicalism
• Editors (14 August):
  Artificial Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (28 August):
  Belgium Finally to Annex the Congo
• Editors (21 August):
  Bismarck on the Future of the American Democracy
• Editors (The Liverpool Daily Post and Mercury -- 28 August):
  Interview of Lawson Purdy
• Editors (21 August):
  Mr. Taft on the Injunction Question
• Editors (7 August):
  Mr. Taft's Acceptance Speech
• Editors (7 August):
  Review of the book:
  The Cosmic Procession, Or the Feminine Principle in Evolution, by Frances Swiney
• Editors (14 August):
  Samuel Seabury Withdraws from the Independence Party
• Editors (21 August):
  Suppression of Tolstoy's Teachings
• Editors (21 August):
  Taxation in Buffalo
• Editors (7 August):
  The Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (7 August):
  The International Free Trade Congress
• Editors (28 August):
  The Relation of Workingmen to Protection and Free Trade in the United States
• Editors (21 August):
  William Jennings Bryan's Acceptance Speech
• Editors (21 August):
  

SEPTEMBER

• Bray, Ernest:
  New Zealand Railways and Australian Politics
• Bush, George:
  Civil Freedom, A Universal Right
• Harding, Louisa Dana:
  The Domestic Infelicities of the Hornbill
• Jordan, David Starr:
  The Moral Side of the Tariff
• Kiefer, Daniel:
  The Long List of Untruths Put Forward by the National Association of Manufacturers
• Morton, James (Jr.):
  The Lesson of Race Prejudice in America
• Post, Alice Thacher:
  Review of the book:
  The Socialism of William Morris, by John Spargo
• Post, Louis F.:
  A Week in London
• Post, Louis F.:
  British Politics
• Post, Louis F.:
  The British Suffragettes
• Robinson, Lona Ingham:
  The Brain Fag of the Republican Editors
• Snediker, R.T.:
  Creating Poverty

***

• Editors (25 September):
  A Filipino View of Sacred Guardianship
• Editors (4 September):
  Advance Toward Constitutional Government in China
• Editors (4 September):
  Bryan's Speech on Trusts
• Editors (11 September):
  Charles G. Dawes for Bank Deposit Insurance
• Editors (4 September):
  Conditions in India
• Editors (18 September):
  Exchanges Between Roosevelt, Bryan and Taft
• Editors (The Johnstown Democrat -- 4 September):
  In Iowa and Everywhere Special Privilege Must End
• Editors (11 September):
  Lawson Purdy Interviewed on how New York Taxes Itself
• Editors (25 September):
  Mr. Bryan's Challenge to President Roosevelt
• Editors (The Westminster Review -- 4 September):
  Land Tenure in Germany's One Successful Colony
• Editors (4 September):
  Mr. Taft and the History of Bank Deposit Insurance
• Editors (11 September):
  Mr. Taft's Demagogy
• Editors (11 September):
  Natural Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (25 September):
  Personnel of the Single Tax Movement in Great Britain
• Editors (Cincinnati Post -- 11 September):
  Public Demand for the Initiative and Referendum
• Editors (4 September):
  Review of the book:
  Red Russia, by John Foste Fraser
• Editors (Boston Evening Transcript -- 18 September):
  Review of the play:
  The Servant in the House
• Editors (The Indian Appeal -- 11 September):
  Self-Government Desired by the People of India
• Editors (18 September):
  The Case of Dawes vs. Dawes
• Editors (18 September):
  The Conservation League of America
• Editors (11 September):
  The Conspiracy Against Municipal Operation in Cleveland
• Editors (4 September):
  The Gentleman Farmer
• Editors (18 September):
  The Independent Negro Movement
• Editors (25 September):
  The International Free Trade Congress
• Editors (25 September):
  The Land Question in Scotland
• Editors (4 September):
  The Land Value Question in Great Britain
• Editors (11 September):
  The Russian Church and Tolstoy
• Editors (4 September):
  The Single Tax in Washington State
• Editors (25 September):
  The Single Tax Situaiton in Great Britain
• Editors (25 September):
  The Spread of Cholera
• Editors (4 September):
  Tolstoy's Birthday
• Editors (4 September):
  Tom L. Johnson and the Traction Trust
• Editors (11 September):
  William Jennings Bryan in Chicago for Labor Day

OCTOBER

• Baker, Robert:
  An Open Letter on Van Cleave, Taft, Gompers and Bryan
• Bryan, William Jennings:
  Is There a Twilight Zone Between the Nation and the State?
• Bryan, William Jennings:
  My Views on Political Economy
• Dreier, Thomas:
  Review of the book:
  Right and Riches, by Chalres McCasland
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  The Life of Alice Freeman Palmer, by George Herbert Palmer
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  The Money Changers, by Upton Sinclair
• Mead, Edwin:
  A Remembrance of Frank Parsons
• Moody, John:
  The Steel Trust Consolidation
• Pierce, Franklin:
  Political Morality and the American Tariff
• Ward, Lydia:
  Suffrage for Women Would Strengthen Free Trade

***

• Editors (23 October):
  China's Constitutional Program
• Editors (30 October):
  Cleveland Traction Situation
• Editors (9 October):
  Integrity of the Ottoman Empire Threatened
• Editors (9 October):
  Land Reform in Scotland
• Editors (30 October):
  Mayor Johnson's Traction Fight
• Editors (The London Daily News 30 October:
  Mr. Bryan, A Character Study
• Editors (2 October):
  Mr. Taft on Protection and on Facts
• Editors (9 October):
  Natural Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (30 October):
  Natural Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (2 October):
  Politics and Religion
• Editors (9 October):
  President Roosevelt and the Steel Trust
• Editors (16 October):
  Shifting Balances in South Eastern Europe
• Editors (23 October):
  Speaking Tours by Bryan and Taft
• Editors (2 October):
  The Bryan-Roosevelt Controversy
• Editors (9 October):
  The Bryan-Roosevelt Controversy
• Editors (2 October):
  The Bryan-Roosevelt Debate
• Editors (9 October):
  The Hard Times and Political Parties
• Editors (23 October):
  The Panama Canal Scandal
• Editors (2 October):
  The Single Tax in New South Wales
• Editors (The London Daily News -- 9 October):
  Why Land Valuation Bills
• Editors (23 October):
  Woman Suffrage and Essential Democracy

NOVEMBER

• Bryan, William Jennings:
  The New Brotherhood
• Buescher, Gustav:
  The Relation of Aeronautics to Civilization
• Doyle, John:
  Bryan's Influence on National Policy
• Fitts-Jones, Minona:
  The Natural Cure for Tuberculosis Should Include Occupation
• Fursman, Ida:
  Life as an Educational Factor
• Gooch, G.P.:
  The Economic Grievances of India
• Hapgood, Hutchins:
  Police Treatment of Emma Goldman in Indianapolis
• Kiefer, Daniel:
  Call for Support of The Public
• Loesch, Angeline:
  Review of the book:
  British Aristocracy and the House of Lords, by Edward Carpenter
• Mercer, Arthur:
  Our Responsibility for Dives and Lazarus
• Norton, Edmund:
  Where Indirect Taxation Falls
• Perrie, John:
  Tax Systems of the Province of Alberta
• Phelps, Myron
  The Indian Question as Seen by Two Americans
• Purdy, Lawson:
  Real Estate Assessment
• Quinby, L.J.:
  Emmas Goldman in Omaha
• Whitlock, Brand:
  Tom L. Johnson's Wealth

***

• Editors (13 November):
  American Politics: Looking Backward in Order to go Ahead
• Editors (6 November):
  British Socialists on the Wasted Capital
• Editors (6 November):
  Cleveland Traction Situation
• Editors (27 November):
  Convention of the American Federation of Labor
• Editors (6 November):
  Expertism in Government
• Editors (20 November):
  Imperial Deaths in China
• Editors (20 November):
  Industrial Education
• Editors (20 November):
  Ministerial Responsibility Demanded in Germany
• Editors (6 November):
  Natural Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (20 November):
  Natural Instruments of Social Service
• Editors (Kansas City Star -- 20 November):
  Professor Charles Zueblin Attacks Special Privilege
• Editors (13 November):
  Results of the Presidential Election
• Editors (6 November):
  Review of the book:
  Good Citizenship, by Grover Cleveland
• Editors (20 November):
  Selective Outrage Over Lynching in the South
• Editors (20 November):
  The Cleveland Traction Question
• Editors (20 November):
  The Cry from India
• Editors (6 November):
  The Presidential Campaign
• Editors (13 November):
  The Single Tax in Glasgow
• Editors (27 November):
  The Social Service Law of Equal Freedom
• Editors (27 November):
  Tom L. Johnson's Fortune
• Editors (27 November):
  Tom L. Johnson's Fortune Gone
• Editors (20 November):
  Traction Questions in Cleveland

DECEMBER

• Beecher, Asher George:
  Have We a Democratic Party?
• Bigelow, Herbert:
  A Thanksgiving Address
• Bray, Ernest:
  Australian Politics
• Clay, Green:
  What of the Under Dog?
• Garrison, William Lloyd:
  The Relation of Universities to Unpopular Reforms
• Macaulay, Thomas Babington:
  Milton's Message of Liberty
• Manson, Katharine:
  British Suffragettes
• Putnam, Edward Howell:
  Are We All Gamblers?
• Warren, James:
  Shall the People Rule?
• Wood, Charles E.S.:
  Railroads, The Servants of Society

***

• Editors (18 December):
  A Remembrance of Theodore Wheaton
• Editors (11 December):
  An Abuse of Statistics
• Editors (18 December):
  Birmingham as a Landlord
• Editors (The Commoner -- 4 December):
  Bryan and the Labor Vote
• Editors (11 December):
  Courage in Journalism
• Editors (18 December):
  Extradition to Russia
• Editors (18 December):
  Land Value Taxation in Great Britain
• Editors (25 December):
  Land Value Taxation in Great Britain
• Editors (18 December):
  Leslie Shaw Expresses his Reasons to Fear Socialism
• Editors (11 December):
  Massachusetts Single Tax League Dinner
• Editors (18 December):
  Powers of the Interstate Commerce Commission
• Editors (11 December):
  President Roosevelt and Woman Suffrage
• Editors (11 December):
  Reforming the British House of Lords
• Editors (4 December):
  Review of the book:
  What We Know About Jesus, by Chales E. Dole
• Editors (25 December):
  Review of the book:
  Russia's Message: The True World Import of the Revolution, by William Walling
• Editors (4 December):
  The Chicago Traction Settlement and Ida Tarbell's Analysis
• Editors (4 December):
  The Emperor Franz Josef Relinquishing the Reins
• Editors (25 December):
  The First Turkish Parliament of this Generation
• Editors (25 December):
  The Panama Canal and President Roosevelt
• Editors (11 December):
  The Panama Canal Question
• Editors (11 December):
  The Science of Social Science
• Editors (4 December):
  The Social Service Law of Equal Freedom
• Editors (11 December):
  The Woman Suffrage Question in England
• Editors (18 December):
  Wealth That is Not Wealth
• Editors (11 December):
  Woman Suffrage in New York