The Arena magazine Volume 20: July through Dec. 1898 (Whole Nos. 104-109) Paul Tyner, editor (probably) Published by the Arena Company, Boston, Massachusetts Published in the USA prior to 1923, public domain. KEY CONTENT: pg. 1 - George Fred Williams; "Government by Banks' pg. 20 - Frank Parsons: "The Argument with Guns" pg. 27 - Henry S. Green: "Mr. Godkin and the New Political Economy" pg. 39 - Arthur I. Fonda: "Government Notes versus Bank Notes" pg. 52 - Leo N. Tolstoy: "The Superstition of Science" pg. 68 - Emile Ruck de Shell: "Is Feminine Bohemianism a Failure?" pg. 76 - F. Alexander Hyde: "A Paying Philanthropy: The Mills Hotel" pg. 87 - B.O. Flower: "Science and Ethical Research" pg. 105 - George R. Henderson: "The Farm Hand, From the Standpoint of the Farmer" pg. 118 - John Clark Ridpath: "The Reconquest of the House of Representatives" pg. 133 - Winwood Wait: "Edward Bellamy: A Poem' pg. 145 - John Clark Ridpath: "The United States and the Concert of Europe" pg. 168 - "The Criminal Responsibilities of the Insane" pg. 194 - James W. Stillman: "The Misuse of Injunctions" pg. 207 - George W. Buckley: "The Churches and Social Questions: Manhood in the Pulpit" pg. 210 - Robert E. Bisbee: "The Churches and Social Questions: The Religious Press and Social Reform" pg. 217 - T.S. Lonergan: "The Churches and Social Questions: The Church and the Masses" pg. 223 - B.O. Flower: "The Proposed Federation of the Anglo-Saxon Nations" pg. 239 - Chujiro Kochi: "Japanese Home Life as Contrasted with American" pg. 254 - Mrs. Rhodes Campbell: "The American Girl: Her Faults and Her Virtues' pg. 261 - B.O. Flower: "Socrates: Seer and Martyr" pg. 296 - Mrs. C.F. McLean: "Henry George: A Study from Life' pg. 333 - Lizzie M. Holmes: "Woman's Future Position in the World" pg. 344 - John Clark Ridpath: "The Republic and the Empire" pg. 373 - Bolton Hall: "The Servant Class on the Farm and in the Slums" pg. 378 - John Clark Ridpath: "The Extinction of Royal Houses" pg. 388 - B.O. Flower: "Social and Economic Conditions Yesterday and Today" pg. 404 - "Our War Veterans: A Symposium" pg. 445 - Solomon Solis Cohen: "The Spectre of Imperialism: A Menace to Freedom" pg. 453 - Elbert D. Weed: "The Spectre of Imperialism: Our Duty in the Philippines" pg. 460 - William Ware Allen: "Bimetallism and Democracy" pg. 480 - Charles Johnston: "Count Tolstoy at Home" pg. 498 - J. Enoch Thompson: "Capitalist Abuses in Cuba" pg. 545 - Frances J. Douglas: "Municipal Socialism in Boston" pg. 569 - Horatio W. Dresser: "Universal Freedom" pg. 589 - Helen Campbell: "Social Settlements and the Civic Sense" pg. 604 - Edward F. Adams: "Newspaper Work: Limitations of Truth-Telling" pg. 614 - John Livingston Wright: "Newspaper Work: Reporters and Oversupply" pg. 633 - Paul Tyner: "East and West" pg. 647 - C. Pfoundes: "Japan as a Power in the Pacific"