| Page |
| [The Citadel of the Money Power:] |
| [I. Wall Street, Past, Present, and Future] | Henry Clews | 1 |
| [II. The True Inwardness of Wall Street] | John Clark Ridpath | 9 |
| [The Reform Club’s Feast of Unreason] | Hon. Charles A. Towne | 24 |
| [Does Credit Act on Prices?] | A. J. Utley | 37 |
| [Points in the American and French Constitutions Compared] | Niels Grön | 49 |
| [Honest Money; or, A True Standard of Value: A Symposium.] |
| [I. William Jennings Bryan] | | 57 |
| [II. M. W. Howard] | | 58 |
| [III. Wharton Barker] | | 59 |
| [IV. Arthur I. Fonda] | | 60 |
| [V. Gen. A. J. Warner] | | 62 |
| [The New Civil Code of Japan] | Tokichi Masao, M. L., D. C. L. | 64 |
| [John Ruskin: A Type of Twentieth-Century Manhood] | B. O. Flower | 70 |
| [The Single Tax in Operation] | Hon. Hugh H. Lusk | 79 |
| [Natural Selection, Social Selection, and Heredity] | Prof. John R. Commons | 90 |
| [Psychic or Supermundane Forces] | Cora L. V. Richmond | 98 |
| [The American Institute of Civics] | Henry Randall Waite, Ph. D. | 108 |
| [An Industrial Fable] | Hamilton S. Wicks | 116 |
| [Plaza of the Poets:] |
| [Reply to “Locksley Hall Sixty Years After”] | Barton Lomax Pittman | 122 |
| [John Brown] | Coates Kinney | 125 |
| [Demos] | W. H. Venable, LL. D. | 126 |
| [The Editor’s Evening: Leaf from My Samoan Notebook (A. D. 2297); Vita Longa; Kaboto (a Sonnet)] | 128 |
| [A Stroke for the People: A Farmer’s Letter to The Arena] | | 134 |
| Evolution: What It Is and What It Is Not | Dr. David Starr Jordan | 145 |
| Has Wealth a Limitation? | Robert N. Reeves | 160 |
| The Battle of the Money Metals: |
| I. Bimetallism Simplified | George H. Lepper | 168 |
| II. Bimetallism Extinguished | John Clark Ridpath | 180 |
| The Segregation and Permanent Isolation of Criminals | Norman Robinson | 192 |
| How to Increase National Wealth by the Employment of Paralyzed Industry | B. O. Flower | 200 |
| Open Letter to Eastern Capitalists | Charles C. Millard | 211 |
| The Telegraph Monopoly: Part XIII. | Prof. Frank Parsons | 218 |
| The Provisional Government of the Cubans | Thomas W. Steep | 226 |
| A Noted American Preacher | Duncan MacDermid | 232 |
| The Civic Outlook | Henry Randall Waite, Ph. D. | 245 |
| “The Tempest” the Sequel to “Hamlet” | Emily Dickey Beery | 254 |
| The Creative Man | Stinson Jarvis | 262 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| The New Woman | Miles Menander Dawson | 275 |
| Under the Stars | Coates Kinney | 275 |
| The Cry of the Valley | Charles Melvin Wilkinson | 276 |
| A Radical | Robert F. Gibson | 277 |
| The Editor’s Evening: Our Totem; Vive La France! Le Siècle (a Sonnet) | 278 |
| The Concentration of Wealth: Its Causes and Results: Part I | Herman E. Taubeneck | 289 |
| The Future of the Democratic Party: A Reply | David Overmyer | 302 |
| The Multiple Standard for Money | Eltweed Pomeroy | 318 |
| Anticipating the Unearned Increment | I. W. Hart | 339 |
| Studies in Ultimate Society: |
| I. A New Interpretation of Life | Laurence Gronlund | 351 |
| II. Individualism vs. Altruism | K. T. Takahashi | 362 |
| General Weyler’s Campaign | Crittenden Marriott | 374 |
| The Author of “The Messiah” | B. O. Flower | 386 |
| Open Letter to President Andrews | The Editor | 399 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| The Onmarch | Freeman E. Miller | 403 |
| The Toil of Empire | John Vance Cheney | 404 |
| The Day Love Came | Theodosia Pickering | 405 |
| The Question | Julia Neely-Finch | 405 |
| Triolet | Curtis Hidden Page | 406 |
| The Cry of the Poor | John Clark Ridpath | 407 |
| The Editor’s Evening: A Knotty Problem; A Case of Prevision; Concerning Eternity; A. L. (a Sonnet) | 419 |
| The New Ostracism | Hon. Charles A. Towne | 433 |
| The Concentration of Wealth: Its Causes and Results: Part II | Herman E. Taubeneck | 452 |
| The Rights of the Public over Quasi-Public Services | Hon. Walter Clark | 470 |
| Prosperity: the Sham and the Reality | John Clark Ridpath | 486 |
| Jefferson and His Political Philosophy | Mary Platt Parmelee | 505 |
| The Latest Social Vision | B. O. Flower | 517 |
| The Dead Hand in the Church | Rev. Clarence Lathbury | 535 |
| Hypnotism in its Scientific and Forensic Aspects | Marion L. Dawson, B. L. | 544 |
| Suicide: Is It Worth While? | Charles B. Newcomb | 557 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| Old Glory | Ironquill | 562 |
| Vita Sum | Junius L. Hempstead | 563 |
| Gold | Clinton Scollard | 564 |
| Richard Realfe | Reubie Carpenter | 565 |
| The Dreamer | Helena M. Richardson | 565 |
| The Editor’s Evening: The Greatest Lyric; “Thrift, Thrift, Horatio;” The Pessimist; The Physician’s Last Call (a Sonnet). | 566 |
| Freedom and Its Opportunities: Part I | Hon. John R. Rogers | 577 |
| “The Case Against Bimetallism” | Judge George H. Smith | 590 |
| The Initiative and the Referendum | Elihu F. Barker | 613 |
| The Telegraph Monopoly: Part XIV | Prof. Frank Parsons | 628 |
| The Laborer’s View of the Labor Question: |
| I. How the Laborer Feels | Herbert M. Ramp | 644 |
| II. Up or Down? | W. Edwards | 654 |
| III. The Farm Hand: An Unknown Quantity | William Emory Kearns | 661 |
| Practical Measures for Promoting Manhood and Preventing Crime | B. O. Flower | 673 |
| The Demand for Sensational Journals | John Henderson Garnsey | 681 |
| Is History a Science? | John Clark Ridpath | 687 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| Our Brother Simon | Annie L. Muzzey | 707 |
| Thou Knowest Not | Helena M. Richardson | 708 |
| Optim: A Reply | George H. Westley | 709 |
| The Murdered Trees | Benjamin S. Parker | 709 |
| The Hidden Flute | Minna Irving | 710 |
| Retroensetta | Curtis Hidden Page | 710 |
| The Editor’s Evening: Tantalus and His Opportunities; The Man in Bronze; Franklin (a Sonnet) | 711 |
| Idylls and Ideals of Christmas: |
| I. What I Want for Christmas | Robert G. Ingersoll | 721 |
| II. Christmas, the Human Holiday | Rev. Minot J. Savage, D.D. | 722 |
| III. Santa Claus: A Poem | James Whitcomb Riley | 726 |
| IV. The Aryan at Christmas | John Clark Ridpath | 727 |
| A Séance With Eusapia Paladino: Psychic Forces | Camille Flammarion | 730 |
| The Influence of Hebrew Thought in the Development of the Social Democratic Idea in New England | Charles S. Allen | 748 |
| Priest and People | E. T. Hargrove | 772 |
| Immigration, Hard Times, and the Veto | John Chetwood, Jr. | 788 |
| The Founder of German Opera | B. O. Flower | 802 |
| The Truly Artistic Woman | Stinson Jarvis | 813 |
| Poor “Fairly Rich” People | Henry E. Foster | 820 |
| Shall the United States be Europeanized? | John Clark Ridpath | 827 |
| Hawaiian Annexation from a Japanese Point of View | Keijiro Nakamura | 834 |
| A Political Deal: A Story | Eliza Frances Andrews | 840 |
| Plaza of the Poets: |
| Glad Tidings | Marion Mills Miller | 849 |
| The Yule Log | Clinton Scollard | 852 |
| How to Get an Article in a Magazine | The Editor | 853 |
| The Editor’s Evening: Sir Thomas Kho on Education; Journey and Sleep (a Sonnet) | 855 |