THE MAGAZINE WITH A PURPOSE BACK OF IT
June, 1905
| Editorials | Thomas E. Watson | [385] |
| Our Creed—National Politics and Policies—Is It Paul Jones’s Body?—Is the Black ManSuperior to the White?—Amending the Constitution—“Take the Children”—Paternalism—Planting Corn—Not Parson Brownlow’s Son—Mr. President!—Did You Know It?—Rural Free Delivery to Country People—Random Paragraphs—The Gods We Worship. | ||
| Poverty | John H. Girdner, M.D. | [417] |
| Tuck-of-Drum | Alfred Tressider Sheppard | [420] |
| The Southern Negro as a Property-Owner | Leonora Beck Ellis | [428] |
| A Japanese Populist | Thomas C. Hutten | [434] |
| The King’s Image | Walter E. Grogan | [437] |
| The Story of a Suppressed Populist Newspaper | Thos. H. Tibbles | [446] |
| Pole Baker (Chapters VII-IX) | Will N. Harben | [451] |
| A Phase of the Money Problem Bankers Dare Not Discuss | Albert Griffin | [463] |
| A Leaf from a Protective Tariff Catechism | Joel Benton | [467] |
| Monopoly, The Power Behind The Trust | Joseph Dana Miller | [472] |
| The Heritage of Maxwell Fair (Conclusion) | Vincent Harper | [479] |
| Educational Department | Thomas E. Watson | [497] |
| The Track Walker | Theodore Dreiser | [502] |
| The House of Cards | Ruth Sterry | [503] |
| The Say of Other Editors | [504] | |
| News Record | [508] | |
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Copyright, 1905, in U. S. and Great Britain.
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How to Overthrow Plutocracy
Several million people in the United States are in substantial accord with the demands of the People’s Party. A majority of all voters would welcome Government Ownership of Railroads and other public utilities. The recent great victory in Chicago for Municipal Ownership demonstrates this fact. What Chicago has done locally can be accomplished in the nation—and WILL be done as soon as the people overcome
Political Inertia