• 1865 - Born

• 1916 - Serving as Editor and Manager, The Single Tax Herald

• 1916 - Attended Joseph Fels Fund conference, Niagara Falls, NY, 19-21 August

• 1916 - Served as U.S. Senator

• 1918 - Stood as candidate for Pennsylvania governor

• 1919 - Candidate for governor of Pennsylvania on Single Tax Party ticket; prior to this he was a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), A Profile of Robert C. Macauley,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1920 - Article, The Single Tax Party,
  published in the The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1920 - Photograph

• 1920 - Photograph

• 1920 - Article, Growth of the Single Tax Party,
  The Single Tax Tax, September-October

• 1920 - Candidate for U.S. Presidency on Single Tax ticket

• 1921 - Quote (The Single Tax Review, March-April):
  
  

  "We do not desire to be a separatre party. What we do desire is to convince the people of the practicality of the Single Tax idea, and to get one of the two greater parties to adopt it in its platform."

• 1921 - Article (unsigned), Robert Macauley Campaigning for the Presidency,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1922 - Article (unsigned), Robert Macauley Speaks in Providence, Rhode Island,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1923 - Article by Charles Schoales, Philadelphia Dinner for Robert Macauley,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), Welcome Dinner in New York City for Macauley and Robinson,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1923 - Article, International Single Tax Conference,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), Interview of Robert C. Macauley,
  Oxford Chronicle; reprinted in The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1924 - Article, Commonwealth Land Party National Convention,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1926 - Editor, The Pennsylvania Commonweal, for the Pennsylvania State Committee of the Commonwealth Land Party

• 1926 - Residing at 1247 No. 13th Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• 1927 - Article, Is This a Fabled Country?,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1930 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, San Francisco; September

• 1931 - Paper, "The Pennsylvania Commonweal,"
  delivered at Henry George Congress, Baltimore

• 1933 - Died on his way to attend the Henry George Congress, Chicago

• 1933 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Robert C. Macauley,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1934 - Attended Henry George Congress

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 19-- - Article, "The Alternative Georgist Tradition,"
  reprinted in Fragments, Summer-Fall 1997

• 1987 - Paper, "Beyond The Single Tax,"
  presented at Point Loma Nazarene College, San Diego, CA; 22-26 July

• 2004 - Book, The Quickening of Social Evolution

• 2004 - Address, "The Self-Supporting Community,"
  delivered at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, 21 July

• 2005 - Article, "From Upstate New York to the Horn of Africa"

• 2006 - Photograph

• 1888 - Member, Executive Committee, Brooklyn Single Tax Club

• 1880 - Born, 18 April

• 19-- - Employed as a reporter for the Philadelphia Inquirer; then began career in engineering, constructing railroads and irrigation canals

• 190- - First read Progress and Poverty

• 1912 - Campaigned for office in Everett, Washington and won every ward by calling for the exemption of all personal property and improvements from taxation

• 1912 - Article, Singletax Victory in Everett, Washington,
  The Public, 6 December

• 1917 - Article, "Is There a Singletax Aristocracy?"
  Everyman, October

• 1934 - Article, Gold Mining and the Economy of Alaska,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1938 - Article, What Unemployment? Asked the Savage,
  The Freeman, November

• 1938 - Now living in Fairbanks, Alaska

• 1938 - Article, Natural Law in Nome,
  The Freeman, December

• 1938 - Biography,
  The Freeman, December

• 1939 - Article, Henry George: The Only American Economist,
  The Freeman, June

• 1939 - Article, All Men Not Created Equal,
  The Freeman, August

• 1939 - Address, [subject not known],
  delivered at Henry George Centenary celebration, Philadelphia, PA, 9 September

• 1940 - Article, In Defense of Free Trade,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1940 - Article, Free Trade Helps Workers by Promoting Peace,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1940 - Met with Eleanor Roosevelt, May

• 1940 - Article, Why Rich Alaska is Poor,
  The Freeman, June

• 1907 - Articles by Frank Stephens, Harold Sudell, and Samuel Milliken, A Remembrance of Malcolm MacDonald,
  The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1914 - Article, Visualized Propaganda,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1921 - Member, New York Single Tax Party

• 1922 - Single Tax Party candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives, 23rd Congressional District

• 1932 - Served on the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York

• 1926 - Secretary, Land and Freedom

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1920s - Candidate for Alderman, Commonwealth Land Park

• 1939 - Died, 27 January (age 90)

• 1939 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of George R. Macey,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1932 - Article, Remove All Taxes From Capital and Labor,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1902 - Article, The Deep Poverty that Plagues the U.S.,
  American Federationist; reprinted in The Public, 20 September

• 2004 - Letter, in support of land value taxation printed

• 1941 - Article, Land Speculation Impedes Defense,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 19-- - Became involved in the Land and Labor Club of Jersey City, New Jersey

• 1930 - Died

• 1930 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James MacGregor
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1914 - Article, Progress in Paraguay
  The Public, 20 February

• 1914 - Article, South American News
  The Public, 29 May

• 18-- Born, Scotland

• 1890's - Became member, Scottish League

• 1907 - President, Scottish League for the Taxation of Land Values

• 1910 - Address, Henry George
  to the Scottish League for the Taxation of Land Values; The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1910 - Photograph

• 1911 - Article, Henry George Commemoration Adress
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1915 - Migrated to the United States and settled in Boston, Massachusetts. Elected Secretary of the Single Tax League

• 1915 - Article, Christian Ethics and the Land Question
  The Public, 1 January

• 1915 - Article, Christian Ethics and the Land Question
  The Public, 5 March

• 1915 - Article, The Pons Asinorum in the Art of Government
  The Single Tax Review

• 1915 - Article, The Approach to Utopia
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1915 - Article (PDF format), The Approach to Utopia
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1915 - Article, A Remembrance of Edward McHugh
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1915 - Review of the book:
  The Difficulties of Democracy
  by Joseph Dana Miller; The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1915 - Article, President Emeritus Eliot and the Single Tax
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1915 - Review of the book:
  Evolution and the War
  P. Chalmers Mitchell; The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1915 - Review (PDF format) of the book:
  Evolution and the War
  P. Chalmers Mitchell; The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1915 - Review of the book:
  The Social Problem
  by Charles Ellwood; The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1915 - Review (PDF format) of the book:
  The Social Problem
  by Charles Ellwood; The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1915 - Article, Capitalized Value of Sunshine and Shade
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1916 - Article, Pons Asinorum in the Art of Government
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1916 - Article, Is Political Economy Science or Pure Fake?
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1916 - Article (PDF format), Is Political Economy Science or Pure Fake?
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1916 - Review of the book:
  The Orthocratic State
  by John S. Crosby, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1916 - Review (PDF format) of the book:
  The Orthocratic State
  by John S. Crosby, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1916 - Article, Aesthetics as a Factor in Social Reform
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1916 - Article (PDF format), Aesthetics as a Factor in Social Reform
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1916 - Article (unsigned), Reply to Alexander MacKendrick
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1917 - Serving as Secretary, Massachusetts Single Tax League

• 1917 - Review of the book:
  The Single Tax Movement in the United States
  by Arthur Nichols Young, The Single Tax Review

• 1917 - Article, The Line of Least Resistance
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1919 - Article, The Only Road to True Democracy
  The Single Tax Review, Vol.XIX, No.1, January-February

• 1919 - Article (PDF format), The Only Road to True Democracy
  The Single Tax Review, Vol.XIX, No.1, January-February

• 1919 - Review of the book:
  Can Mankind Survive
  by Morrison J. Swift, The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1923 - Article, Natural Resources and the Law of Rent
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1936 - Attended International Union conference, London

• 1911 - Article, Women's National Single Tax League Convention,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1912 - Article, Convention of the Women's National Single Tax League,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1930 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington Annual Meeting,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1933 - Article, Washington Woman's Single Tax Club Update,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1934 - Article, Work in Washington, DC,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1935 - Article, Jackson Ralston Visits Washington, D.C.,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1936 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of the District of Columbia,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1936 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club Meeting in Washington, D.C.,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1936 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, D.C. Report,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1937 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1937 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1937 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club Honors Four Congressmen,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1937 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC Report,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1937 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC Report,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October

• 1938 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1938 - Article, Woman's Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1940 - Attended henry George Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September

• 1941 - Article, Women's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1941 - Elected Second Vice President, Women's Single Tax Cub of Washington

• 1941 - Article, Women's Single Tax Club of Washington, DC,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1941 - Article, My First Crusade,
  The Freeman, August

• 1942 - Article, Dolly Dialogues Up-to-Date,
  The Freeman, November

• 1943 - Attended Henry George birthday celebration, Arden, Delaware

• 1943 - Letter to the editor:
  A Remembrance of Walter Swanton,
  Henry George News, October

• 1944 - Letter to the editor:
  A Remembrance of George Warren,
  Henry George News, January

• 1944 - Represented the Women's Single Tax Club at a Conference on the Next Century, 12 February

• 1944- Letter to the editor:
  Woman's Single Tax Club Meeting,
  Henry George News, August

• 1945- Letter to the editor:
  Women's Single Tax Club,
  Henry George News, August

• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1858 - Born

• 1914 - Article, The Fight for Justice in the District of Columbia
  The Public, 26 June

• 1914 - Article, Suffrage Movement in the District of Columbia
  The Public, 17 July

• 1915 - Article, The Regulators and the Liberators
  The Public, 19 February

• 1915 - Authored a brief filed before the Fiscal Investigation Committee of Congress, October

• 1916 - Died

• 1897 - Article, The Justice of the Single Tax
  LSE Selected Pamphlets

• 1934 - Article, Statistics to Prove Land Speculation are Hard to Find
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• Profession: business leader

• 1924 - Active in Commonwealth Land Party

• 1945- Elected to the board of trustees, Henry George School, New York, NY

• 1949 - Article by John C. Lincoln, A Remembrance of Gordon Macklin
  Henry George News, August

• 18-- - Born, near London, Ontario

• 1898 - Article, Poverty -- Its Cause and Remedy, in the Light of the Bible,
  National Single Taxer, December

• 1902 - Article, Land Value Taxation in Kiaochou, China,
  The Single Tax, April

• 1903 - Article, Single Tax Movement in China,
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 190- - Served as an American missionary in China and active Single-Taxer; received financial support from Joseph Fels to distribute Henry George's Protection or Free Trade?

• 1922 - Served as adviser to Sun Yat-sen in Nanking, China

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1927 - Residing in St. Louis, Missouri

• 1930 - Article, Jesus' Social Economics,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1931 - Article, Landlordism Causes Unemployment,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1931 - Article, "Learning About Unemployment by Studying Nehemiah,"
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1932 - Served on the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York

• 1937 - Review by Joseph Dana Miller of the book:
  William E. Macklin, A Devoted and Heroic Life,
  by Edith Eberle; Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1942 - Article, Adventure in China,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1888 - Member, Executive Committee, Brooklyn Single Tax Club

• 1910 - Article, The Chicago Garment Makers,
  The Public, 9 December

• 19-- - Became a lifelong proponent of Henry George's principles

• 1934 - Died, 10 February (age 44); son of John S. Maclean

• 1934 - Article by W.P. Hallenkamp, A Remembrance of Arch Maclean,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 19-- - Serving as President, Ohio Site Value Taxation League

• 1927 - Participated in Single Tax Conference, Columbus, Ohio, 19 March

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), John Macmillan, A Profile

• 1967 - Article, The Prophet: Henry George's Ideas Gaining New Currency,
  Philadelphia Magazine, October

• 1955 - Joined Henry George School staff as field director

• 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club

• 1952 - Organized weekly Henry George Free Speech Forum

• 1906 - Article, Practical Ideals,
  The Public, 7 July

• 1916 - Book, Socialism in America,
  published

• 1916 - Review (unsigned) of the book:
  "Socialism in America,"
  by John Macy; Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1903 - Article, Agree with Call for Independent Single Tax Political Action,
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1926 - Candidate for trustee, University of Illinois

• 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio

• 1938 - Article, "Yellow Jacket,"
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 18-- - Born (daughter of James Magee)

• 1880s - Given a copy of Henry George's book Progress and Poverty by her father

• 1906 - Became a newspaper reporter

• 1916 - Married Albert Phillips

• See listing under Elizabeth Magee Phillips for more information

• 1866- A newspaper publisher who supported abolition of slavery; ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the Illinois State Legislature on an anti-monopoly ticket

• 1880 - Gave his daughter (Elizabetth) a copy of Henry George's book Progress and Poverty

• 1890 - Member, South Dakota Single Tax Association

• 1924 - Article (unsigned), Pittsburgh's Mayor Magee Favors Shifting of Taxes to Land Values,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1926 - Twice Mayor of Pittsburgh and sponsor of the Graded Tax Plan

• 1866 - Born (Canton, Illinois)

• 1902 - Article, The Landlords' Game Explained,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1904 - Patented The Landlords Game, which was the predecessor the the game Monopoly

• 1906 - Residing in Chicago, Illinois

• 1906 - Advertised herself for sale to the highest bidder

• 1906 - Unsigned article, "Rivals Mary M'Lane: Miss Magie, of Chicago, Lived Long in Washington,"
  The Washington Post, 13 October

• 19-- - Served as secretary of the Woman's Single Tax Club of Washington, D.C.

• 1926 - Announced that, "a group of Single Taxers contemplates a new and improved edition of the Landlord's Game."
  Land and Freedom

• 1931 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Baltimore; October, and delivered recitations

• 1911 - Article by Margaret Troxell, Game of Monopoly Originally Devised by Arlington Woman,
  The Sun

• 1933 - Paper, "How We Learn,"
  read at a meeting of the Women's Single Tax Club, 3 October

• 1936 - Teaching Henry George course at a local hotel

• 1936 - Article, Monopoly, Game Now Sweeping the Land, Invented by School Aide as Teaching Device,
  The New Standard, 15 April

• 1936 - Photograph

• 1937 - Photograph

• 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September

• 1940 - Article, Urging Georgists to Action,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1948 - Died (Arlington, Virginia)

• 1976 - Article by Burton H. Wolfe, The Monopolization of Monopoly: Lizzie J. Magie,
  San Francisco Bay Guardian

• 1827 - Born, Morris County, New Jersey

• 1841 - Began training in printer's trade ofr the Newark Daily Advertiser

• 1849 - Moved to Brooklyn, New York and began work for the Brooklyn Daily Advertiser, eventually rising to become city editor

• 1856 - Moved to Henderson County, Illinois

• 1857 - Purchased an interest in the Oquawka Plaindealer

• 1861 - Became editor of the Malcomb Journal; also, began study in the law and was admitted to practice; then enlisted in the Union army for the duration of the War Between the States

• 1865 - Left the Malcomb Journal after purchasing an interest in the Canton Register

• 1885 - Testimony given on the Haymarket Affair, 19 July

• 1886 - Excerpt ("Thoughts on the Labor Question,") from the book:
  The Labor Problem: Plain Questions and Practical Answers, edited by William E. Barns (NY: Harper & Row, 1886, p.119), with an introduction by Richard Ely. Quote:
  
  

  "I am convinced that no adequate settlement of the propositions involved can be made short of governmental co-operation. Arbitration and division of profits, while systems and interests remain the same, are only present makeshifts, involving perpetual conflict. It is not because men are worse that those labor difficulties arise, but it is becuase civilization has advanced and the rights of man are more clearly discerned. There was a time when the hideousness of slavery was scarcely discernible, but there came a time when its only cure was civil equality, established by government. When debt, rents, and corporation dividends are abolished, and the government supplies the place of corporations, labor will then receive its own; not, however, by permission, privilege or favor of any man, but by a law of trade and distribution as impratial as the sunshine. Prudence dictates no sudden revolution of society, hence all remedies should be gradual. I favor, as the first measure of governmental relief, the ultimate extinction of all debt, then railway ownership and control, and so on to the end of the chapter."

• 1887 - Leader of the Empire Protective Association

• 1894 - Began work as editor of the Malcomb Journal

• 1893 - Died, 12 January,in Washington, DC

• 1880s - Became active in the Single Tax movement

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1938 - Died, 9 July (age 88)

• 1938 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Charles Magin,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1918 - Letter to the editor:
  Everyman, April, in which he wrote:
  
  

  "Another Virginia group of The Great Adventure Contributor's League has just been formed here."

• 1880s - First read Progress and Poverty

• 1916 - Served as librarian of the Chicago Single Tax Club

• 1916 - Moved to Free Soil, Michigan

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1926 - Manned Henry George Foundation of America booth at the Sesquicentennial Exposition, Palaces of Education (Pennsylvania ?)

• 1926 - Elected to the National Advisory Committee of the Henry George Foundation of America

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1928 - Article, Importance of Single Tax Literature,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1929 - Serving as Assistant Secretary, Henry George Foundation of America

• 1929 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Pittsburgh, PA, September

• 1930 - Article, Improvement Tax A Hindrance,
  The Pittsburgh Press, 21 May

• 1931 - Article, Ownership of Land Value is Not Property,
  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 31 March

• 1931 - Letter to the editor by I.M.M.:
  Explaining Henry George to Harry Bunton,
  Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 31 March

• 1933 - Article (unsigned), F.W. Maguire Teaches the Single Tax,
  Pittsburgh Sun Telegrah, 14 November

• 1934 - Died

• 1934 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Francis Maguire,
  Land & Liberty, November, p.144

• 1938 - Article, "Maguire Biography Out,"
  The Freeman, February:
  
  

  "As a memorial to Francis W. Maguire, noted Georgist of Pennsylvania, John C. Rose has published a biography, 'Forty-five Years in Harness: The Life and Philosophy of Francis w. Maguire', Who Labored Long and Faithfully in the Service of Humanity."

• 1937 - Article, Pay-off On Oscar's Waldorf,
  The Freeman, December

• 1939 - Article, Business and Unemployment,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1939 - Article, Business and Unemployment,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1939 - Article (PDF format), Business and Unemployment,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1940 - Collaborated with Walter Fairchild and Charles J. Smith in producing "Legislative Framework for the Philosophy of Henry George"

• 1953 - Letter, Henry George News, November

• 1970 - Died, February

• Profession: judge

• 1853 - Born, 22 February (Boston, Massachusetts)

• 1854 - Family moved to California

• 1870's - Friend of Henry George

• 1875 - Elected to the California Assembly (served to 1877)

• 1878 - Admitted to the California Bar

• 188- - Candidate for Governor on Democratic ticket

• 1887 - Article, The Pacific Coast -- California Land Tenure,
  The Standard, Vol.1, No.1, 8 January

• 1887 - Article, California Land Tenure,
  The Standard, 8 January

• 1887 - Letter to the editor:
  Chicago Anarchists,
  regarding the sentence handed down in the case of the Chicago anarchists, The Standard, 19 November

• 1889 - Article (unsigned), Judge Maguire Honored at a dinner in New York;
  The Standard, October

• 1889 - Excerpt from the interview in Cincinnati, Ohio, 7 October:
  
  

  "The adoption of a single tax is, in my opinion, destined to be the next great step in the order of social eviction. The times are ripe for it. What the world of industry and commerce now wants is freer access to the sources of wealth-production. Discoveries and inventions within the last 45 years have increased the average wealth-producing power of man more than eleven-fold. This enormous displacement of labor has transformed laborers into mighty armies of tramps and paupers. Someday these classes will rise together like human tigers to destroy the civilization which, to them, has been so harsh. Against this tendency toward socialism, the single tax is the only ratinal barrier which is being raised." 'Pittsburgh Daily Post', 8 October

• 1890 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1890 - Address, in defense of labor organizations, delivered 2 May

• 1893 - Address, Causes of Industrial Depressions,
  delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, 23 August

• 1893 - Address, Government Purchase of Silver Bullion,
  delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives; 26 August

• 1893 - Address, Silver,
  delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, 25 August

• 1893 - Article, Single Tax in New Zealand,
  in the U.S. House of Representatives, 26 August

• 1893 - Address, Chinese Exclusion,
  in the U.S. House of Representatives, 13-14 October

• 1893 - Address, Land Monopoly and the Labor Question,
  in the U.S. House of Representatives, 13-14 October

• 1893 - Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives (served to 1899)

• 1890s - Excerpt ("seeing the cat") from Louis F. Post's book, The Prophet of San Francisco

• 1894 - Address, Direct Taxation of Land Values,
  delivered in the U.S. House of Representatives, 31 January; Congressional Record

• 1895 - Debate with Job Harriman, Single Tax vs. Socialism,
  reprinted in The San Francisco Call, 17 June

• 1895 - Article (unsigned), James Maguire: Man's Heritage on Earth,
  San Francisco Call, 10 June

• 1898 - Article, Single Tax in a Nut Shell,
  The Public, 18 June

• 1898 - Article, Problems with Railroad Competition,
  The Public, 27 August

• 1898 - Ran unsuccessfully for Governor of California

• 1898 - Article, Function of Government in Public Utilities,
  The Public, 10 September

• 1898 - Article, How the Single Tax Would Affect the Farmers,
  The Public, 1 October

• 1898 - Article, Single Tax Campaign Continues in California,
  The Public, 26 November

• 1898 - Article, Making the Single Tax a Campaign Issue,
  The Public, 10 December

• 1906 - Article, San Francisco's Greatest Obstacle to Rehabilitation,
  The Public, 15 September

• 1909 - Article, The Gompers Case Usurpation,
  The Public, 22 January

• 1911 - Article, The Molding of Public Opinion,
  The Public, 30 June

• 1909 - Article, Memories of Henry George,
  The Public, 3 September

• 1917 - Letter to Luke North (Herman Kuehn), regarding the Equity Tax League's Single Tax amendment,
  Everyman, November, p.9

• 1918 - Letter to C. Lebaron Goeller, Regarding the "Great Adventure" campaign in California,
  30 April

• 1920 - Died, 20 June

• 1920 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James G. Maguire,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1920 - Article, Philosophy of the Single Tax Movement,
  The Single Tax Tax, September-October

• 18-- - Graduated, University of Chicago

• 189- - Established friendship with Henry George

• 189- - Member, Chicago Single Tax Club

• 1927 - Moved to Berkeley, California from Chicago

• 1940 - Elected Assistant Secretary, East Bay Henry George Fellowship

• 1941 - Letter to the editor:
  expressing appreciation for The Freeman,
  February

• 1944 - Died, February

• 19-- - Elected President of the Cambria County Single Tax Club

• 1924 - Died, 29 November (age 53)

• 1924 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of P.H. Mahaffey,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1915 - Article, Johnstown, Pennsylvania Seeks Exemption of Property Improvements
  The American City, September

• 1961 - Teacher, Henry George School

• 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July

• 1940 - Headed Henry George School debating team

• 1943 - Article, A Builder, A Wrecker, and a Builder Again,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1943 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding the need for new directions in public policy when peace returns,
  Henry George News, September

• 1950 - Article, Social Insurance and the Dentist,
  Henry George News, March

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 1953 - Letter to the editor:
  Henry George News, December

• 1954 - Article, "Chances for a 'Model East Europe',"
  Henry George News, February

• 1957 - Article, "An Economy of Plenty,"
  Henry George News, August

• 1958 - Article, We Must Ask and Answer Questions,
  Henry George News, October

• 1958 - Photograph

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1960 - Article, Our Task in an Affluent Society,
  Henry George News, July

• 1961 - Article, Mother and Teacher,
  Henry George News, October

• 1939 - Letter to Lancaster Greene,
  regarding his experience of engaging Columbia University professors in discussion of Henry George and the Henry George School. The Freeman, May

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• Son of James Malcomb and also a dedicated Single Taxer

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1860 - Born (Edinburgh, Scotland)

• 1897 - Article, Single Tax Progress in the United States,
  The Single Tax, July

• 1898 - Article, Single Tax and Farmers,
  The Public, 29 October

• 1917 - Began publication and served as editor of The Red Book, a legislative encyclopedia

• 19-- - Serving as Editor, National Single Taxer, Minneapolis

• 1926 - Active supporter of the Single Tax

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1928 - Attended the Henry George Congress, September

• 1931 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding the state of the world. Quote:
  
  

  "The world is in an awful mess. How blind are our leaders not to see the sovereign remedy." Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1934 - Article (unsigned), Response to John Malcolm Regarding his Criticism of the Roosevelt Administration,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1934 - Article, Clarifying Views on Roosevelt Administration's Land Policies,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1935 - Died, 30 January (age 75)

• 1890 - Letter to the editor:
  "Strikes from a Single Tax Standpoint,"
  Chicago Herald

• 1905 - Report, On the Lectures of John Z. White,
  The Public, 13 May

• 1972 - President, Henry George School, East branch

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 19-- - Pamphlet, "The Land Problem in the Americas,"
  published by the U.S. Department of State

• 1920 - Delegate to the "ill-fated convention of the Committee of 48"

• 1926 - Attended the Henry George Foundation of America congress, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

• 1906 - Article, Woman Suffrage in New York,
  The Public, 3 November

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1925 - Article by James R. Brown, A Remembrance of Sylvester Malone,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1932 - Article, Missouri Single Tax League,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• Profession: military

• 1957 - Completed courses at Henry George School

• 1960 - Letter to the editor:
  Henry George News, April

• 1980 - Attended joint Georgist conference, New York, NY, 28 August - 1 September

• 1898 - Member, Single Tax Party of Philadelphia

• 1938 - Article, Yesterday's Causes and Today's Effects,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1938 - Article, Hope for Anglo -- U.S. Trade,
  The Freeman, February

• 1938 - Article, The Polite Japs Call Their Shots,
  The Freeman, April

• 1938 - Article, Oliver M.W. Sprague's Plan for Economic Recovery,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1938 - Article (PDF format), Oliver M.W. Sprague's Plan for Economic Recovery,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1938 - Article, "Paddy's Market: The Perfect Crime,"
  The Freeman, October

• 1939 - Article, "Captains (?) of Industry,"
  The Freeman, February

• 1940 - Address, "Is Religious Freedom Doomed?"
  at Flatbush Congregational Church, Brooklyn, 24 November

• 1942 - Entered military service

• 1942 - Article, Let's Be Real Good Neighbors,
  The Freeman, April

• 1958 - Letter to the editor:
  Henry George News, June

• 1967 - Article, Henry George Cigar,
  Henry George News, March

• 1969 - Article, Redirecting Mental Energy Toward Peace,
  Henry George News, November

• 1888 - Founded by Thomas Shearman

• 1889 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club's Purchase
  The New York Times, 29 May

• 1889 - Purchased 1,700 acres of land in Sullivan County, near Gilman's Station, on the Port Jervis, Monticello and New York Railroad, for a summer resort for members. A portion was to be sold to members in tracts of one acre each, for cottages. May

• 1889 - Article (unsigned), Preaching The Gospel
  The New York Times, 20 October

• 1892 - Photograph Headquarters

• 1894 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club's Meeting,
  New York Times, 23 May

• 1895 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club meeting with Mayor Strong,
  The New York Times, 17 October

• 1899 - Held the 60th anniversary of the birth of Henry George, held at Grand Central Palace; 800-1,000 people attended

• 1899 - Article (unsigned), Single Tax Banquet,
  The New York Times, 14 April

• 1899 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Honors Henry George's Memory,
  New York Times, 4 September

• 1903 - Letter by John Crosby, Regarding the purchase of a property for the Manhattan Single Tax Club,
  10 February

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), New Home for the Manhatan Single Tax Club;
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1904 - Benjamin Dohlin, serving as President

• 1907 - Article (unsigned), Single Taxers Hit All the Rich Men,
  The New York Times, 21 April

• 1907 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Mass Meeting on Subways,
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Jefferson Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), Manhttan Single Tax Club Jefferson Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Robert Braun Addresses the Manhattan Single Tax Club,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Jefferson Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1910 - Testimonial dinner held in honor of Tom L. Johnson, at Hotel Astor; several hundred in attendance. A bronze medallion created by Richard F. George presented to Johnson

• 1910 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Henry George Birthday Celebration,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 19-- - Located at 47 West 42nd Street, New York

• 19-- - Moved to 186 Broadway

• 19-- - Samuel Seabury elected President

• 19-- - Lawson Purdy elected President

• 1911 - Book (unsigned), Our Sister Republic, A Single Tax Story,
  Published by Cochrane Publishing Co., New York

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Jefferson Dinner of the Manhattan Single Tax Club,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1925 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1930 - Article by Elma Dame, Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1930 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club University Lectures,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1931 - Article, Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner for Alfred Bishop Mason,
  Land and Freedom

• 1932 - Article by Beatrice Cohen, Manhattan Single Tax Club Activities,
  January-February

• 1932 - Article by Beatric Cohen, Manhattan Single Tax Club Activities,
  March-April

• 1932 - Article by Beatric Cohen, Manhattan Single Tax Club Activities,
  May-June

• 1932 - Moved to Room 1711, 11 Park Place

• 1932 - Walter Fairchild elected General Secretary

• 1932 - Forced to reduce activities due to a shortage of funds

• 1932 - Charles H. Ingersoll's speaking tour discontinued after three months (127 lectures to over 20,000 people

• 1932 - Article (unsigned), Manhttan Single Tax Club Activities,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1932 - Article by Beatric Cohen, Manhattan Single Tax Club Activities,
  September-October

• 1932 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Dinner for Frederick Roman,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1933 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Update,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1933 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Activities,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1934 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1934 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1934 - Article by Marcella Stutman, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1934 - Article by Marcella Stutman, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1934 - Article by Marcella Stutman, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1934 - Moved offices to 1165 Broadway, between 27th and 28th Streets

• 1935 - Article Charles Prizer,
  Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1935 - Article by Charles Prizer,
  Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1935 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1935 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1935 - Article by Harriet Sawyer, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1936 - Article by Fay Cappel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1936 - Article by Thomas Ashton, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1937 - Article by Doris Angel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1937 - Article by Doris Angel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1937 - Article by Doris Angel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1937 - Article by Doris Angel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1937 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1938 - Article by Doris Angel, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1939 - Plan for reorganization distributed to members by Charles H. Ingersoll

• 1939 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1940 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1940 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1940 - Article by Charles Ingersoll, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1940 - Article by Charles Ingersoll, Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1940 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1940 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1941 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1941 - Article (unsigned), Manhattan Single Tax Club Report,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1943 - Charles H. Ingersoll serving as President

• 1948 - Closed down

• 1884 - Book, A Political Creed: Embracing Some Ascertained Truths in Sociology and Politics: An Answer to Henry George's 'Progress and Poverty'
  (NY: Wynkoop & Hallenbeck)

• 1952 - Member, Henry George School speaker's bureau

• Profession: Patent attorney

• 1952 - Graduate of Henry George School

• 1905 - Article, The Work and the Play of Religious Worship,
  The Public, 24 June

• 1910 - Article, Science and Philosophy,
  The Public, 22 July

• 1910 - Attended Single Tax Conference, New York, NY, November

• 1959 - Article, Are We on the Road to Ruin?
  Henry George News, March

• 1890s - Became an active supporter of the Single Tax

• 1931 - Died

• 2005 - Ran for office of mayor as independent; proposed land value taxation as top priority

• 1894 - Charter member, Fairhope Industrial Association

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1939 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club

• 1938 - Instructor, Henry George School

• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September

• 1880s - First read Progress and Poverty

• 1894 - First read Progress and Poverty

• 1905 - Joined the Brooklyn Single Tax Club

• 1944 - Letter, reflecting on his introduction to Henry George's ideas by his father

• 1944 - Letter to the editor:
  Support for Georgist Education in California,
  Henry George News, March

• 1944 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding speech by Benjamin C. Marsh on measures required to maintain peace,
  Henry George news, December

• 1945 - Letter to the editor, supporting:
  
  

  "... some practical means to bring about a change, without waiting until sufficient numbers have been converted to put our whole program in operation.' Henry George News, October

• 1945 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding his recent visit in Hartford, Connecticut with Nathan Hillman, Director of the Henry George School extension,
  Henry George News, November

• 1955 - Died, left bequest to the Henry George School, New York

• 1913 - Article, French Capital and its Proper Function,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1962 - Engaged as assistant to M.S. Lurio

• 1967 - Elected trustee, Henry George School

• 1929 - Article, "A Criticism of Richard T. Ely's Economic Textbook,"
  The Bulletin of the Manufacturers and Merchants Federal Tax League, Vol.II, april-June

• 1953 - Article, Overpopulation -- Theory or Fact?,
  Henry George News, November

• 1959 - Article, The Disappearing Frontier,
  Henry George News, March

• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1979 - Submitted paper to Henry George School, New York, proposing a theme for a Georgist film

• 1991 - Died, 3 November

• 1918 - Letter to the editor:
  Everyman, April, in which he wrote:
  
  

  "May your faith and courage never waver."

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1898 - Member, Single Tax Party of Philadelphia

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1927 - Residing in Brooklyn, New York

• 1940 - Died

• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 1929 - Article, Riddle of Modern Society,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1930 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Carl Marfels,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1927- - Born, 19 February, in Copenhagen (daughter of K.J. Kristensen)

• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1955 - Attended International Union conference, St. Andrews University, Scotland

• 1960 - Emigrated to the United States

• 1961 - Began Postgraduate stuies at Columbia University (to 1962)

• 1961 - Joined the faculity at the State University of New York, Albany as a adjunct lecturer

• 1964 - Married Peter Marfey (a professor of biological sciences)

• 1998 - Earned a Ph.D. at Pacific Western University

• 2009 - Book, Shake Hands, Touch Hearts,
  published

• 1998 - Book, The Miracle of Learning: How to Inspire Children,
  published

• 2009 - Book, Shake Hands, Touch Hearts,
  published

• 2018 - Died, 2 June (age 91)

• 2020 - A remembrance by Bill Batt:
  
  

  "I had a personal connnection with Ann Marfey, and she attended Georgist conferences in both Europe and the CGO in the United States. She migrated to the U.S. and married a professor of chemistry at SUNY Albany. I got to know her well, visiting her home often and even once drove with her to a CGO conference." 26 May

• 1944 - Began teaching, Henry George School

• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY

• 1966 - Article, A Man for Man,
  Henry George News, December

• 1940 - Began teaching at Henry George School (continued at least thru 1961)

• 1951 - Attended Henry George School conference, Los Angeles, 19-22 July

• 1953 - Attended Henry George School conference, Boston, Massachusetts, 2-4 July

• 1951 - Letter to the editor:
  Henry George News, November

• 1940 - Book, Agrarian Conflicts in Colonial New York,
  published by Columbia University Press

• 1942 - Article, Landlords and Tenants in Early New York,
  The Freeman, July

• 1942 - Article, More on Land Holdings in Early New York,
  The Freeman, August

• 1963 - Article, Homestead Ideal and Conservation of the Public Domain,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.22, No.2, April, pp. 263-278

• 1853 - Born, Oregon

• 18-- - Poem, "the Man with the Hoe,"
  brought him literary fame

• 1915 - Article, Patriots of Humanity,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1940 - Died, 7 March (age 87)

• 1940 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Edwin Markham,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1890 - Active in the single tax movement

• 19-- -

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1890 - Serving as President, San Antonio Single Tax Club

• 1960 - Elected to the board, Henry George School, San Diego; 31 August

• 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 2016 - Article, A Remembrance of Adele Wick,
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 2000 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio

• 2011 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bloomington, Minnesota; 2-6 August; Participated in a panel on movement building; 3 August

• 2012 - Attended the conference of the Council of Georgist Organizations; Camp Hill, PA; July

• 2019 - Article, You Get What You tax For,
  Strong Towns, 4 March

• 1880s - Became active in single tax movement

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Francis M. Marquis,
  The Public, 24 December

• 1890 - Serving as President, Auburn Single Tax Club

• 1905 - Article, How the Russians Conduct a Congress,
  London Speaker, 12 August; reprinted in The Public, 2 September

• 1878 - Born, in Bulgaria to American missionary parents.

• 1904 - Chapter ("Causes of Vagrancy and Methods of Eradication") from the book:
  The Annals of the American Academy
  May

• 1909 - Book, An Introduction to City Planning: Democracy's Challenge and the American City,
  published

• 1911 - Article, Congestion of Population in New York
  The Public, 15 September

• 1911 - Review of the book:
  Taxation
  by Benjamin C. Marsh, The Public, 3 November

• 1911 - Book, The Taxation of Land Values in American Cities: The Next Step in Exterminating Poverty

• 1914 - Chapter ("Can Land Be Overloaded?) from the book:
  The Annals of the American Academy
  January

• 1914 - Article, Land Value Taxation versus Congestion
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1914 - Article, Millions Struggling Due to Land Monopoly
  The Public, 23 October

• 1915 - Book, Taxation of Land Values in American Cities,
  published

• 1917 - Leader of Lower Rents Society; advocated land value taxation

• 1918 - Appointed Executive Secretary of the People's Reconstruction League (later known as the Anti-Monopoly League)

• 1921 - Transcript, A Plan for Government Finance of Farm Exports
  of the Hearing before the Committee on Banking and Currency of the U.S. House of Representatives, 7 January

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1927 - Residing in Washington, D.C.

• 1931 - Address, "Our Peerless Stupidity in Taxation,"
  delivered at Henry George Congress, Baltimore; October

• 1934 - Article, Recovery Programme in America
  Land & Liberty, October

• 1936 - Attended the conference of the International Union, London, England; 1-5 September

• 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September

• 1940 - Article, Freedom Versus Monopoly
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1940 - Article (PDF format), Freedom Versus Monopoly
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1942 - Serving as Executive Secretary, the People's Lobby

• 1943 - Article, Washington's Crucial Test
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1944 - Address, "Essentials for Permanent Peace,"
  delivered before the People's Lobby of California, 9 October. He stated:
  
  

  "It is my opinion that the first step should be to socialize the economic rent of land, as advocated by Henry George in 'Progress and Poverty'."

• 1952 - Died

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1927 - Article, Everywhere the Land Problem
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1890 - Serving as President, Shenandoah Single Tax Club

• 1914 - Article, Cooperation
  The Public, 24 July

• 19xx - Vice President of the United States

• 1927 - Quote:
  
  

  "It is becoming apparent to thoughtful men that if the present method of procedure goes on we shall be driven to the Single Tax idea, whether we like it or not."

• Granddaughter of Henry George

• 1983 - Died

• 1940 - Extension secretary, Henry George School

• 1940 - Article, Henry George School of Hartford Report
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• Son of a long-time Single Taxer

• 1927 - Editor and publisher, The Enterprise, and President, Chamber of Commerce

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1904 - Organized purchase of Henry George's birthplace in Philadelphia by Historical Society

• 1911 - Article, The Parable of the Weed Patch
  The Public, 4 August

• 1963 - Correspondence course student, Henry George School

• 1964 - Article, Polemics Relentlessly Reduced
  Henry George News, June

• 19-- - Serving as Secretary, Henry George Lecture Association

• 1868 - Born, 10 April (Cincinnati, Ohio)

• 1901 - Elected to the Colorado House of Representatives

• 1909 - Elected to the U.S. House of Representatives (thru 1913)

• 1913 - Publicly supported a Single Tax amendment for Pueblo, initiated by George J. Knapp

• 1933 - Re-elected to the U.S. House of Representatives

• 1939 - Died in office, 23 December

• 200- - Elected to the board, Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 2012 - Established blog: www.cityeconomistblogspot.com (Huffington Post)

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1905 - Article, Question of Private Property in Land,
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1906 - Article, Private Property in Land, A Symposium;
  The Single Tax Review, Spring

• 1991 - Paper, "Henry George and Trade Theory,"
  presented at the Henry George Conference, Lafayette College, 13 June

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 19-- - Became ardent supporter of the Single Tax

• 1937 - Died

• 1929 - Quote:
  
  

  "Before an effectual renovation can take place we must efface the abuse which has grown up out of the transition from the feudal to the more modern state then abuse of land being held as absolute property."

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1979 - Served on faculty of the Henry George School, Philadelphia

• 1915 - Located in the Calvert Building; J. Ogle, Secretary

• 19-- - Name changed by the Maryland Tax Reform Association

• 19-- - Earned masters degree in sociology

• 1984 - Serving as Education Director, HGS, San Francisco

• 1986 - Elected secretary, HGS board

• 1942 - Article, Problems of National Defense: How Interstate Barriers Impede War Production,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 2003 - Letter to the editor:
  When's the Revolution?
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 1851 - Born, son of R.B. Mason, one-time mayor of Chicago

• 1875 - Book, The Primer of Political Economy,
  published; later editions endorsed the Single Tax

• 1921 - Moved to Italy

• 1927 - Serving as Vice President, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1931 - Book, Horace Walpole's England

• 1931 - Dinner held in his honor by the Manhattan Single Tax Club, 6 May; spoke positively of reforms instituted under Mussolini

• 1933 - Died, in Italy

• 1933 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of Alfred Bishop Mason,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 188- - Born, Iowa

• 1906 - Sent to California by his employer

• 1938 - Article, California Campaign,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1939 - Article, Uncollected Land Taxes,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1939 - Article, Economics Taught in New York High Schools,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1939 - Article, Significant Decisions;
  The Freeman, January

• 1939 - Article, "California's Efforts to Address Unemployment,"
  The Freeman, January

• 1939 - Article, The Dangers of Rising Government Debt,
  The Freeman, May, 1939. Published with the original title, "From Paul to Pay Peter -- The Dangers of Rising Government Debt"

• 1939 - Article, From Paul To Pay Peter;
  The Freeman, May

• 1939 - Paper, Tax Delinquency in the United States,
  presented at the International Conference celebrating The Henry George Centenary, Hotel Commodore, New York City; 29 August - 4 September

• 1940 - Article, In Defense of Free Trade,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1940 - Article, Free Trade -- Pro and Con (by Peter Haley),
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1940 - Article, Land Value Taxation is at Work in California,
  The Freeman, November

• 1940 - Article, It is at Work in California,
  The Freeman, November

• 1941 - Article, The United States Supreme Court Reverses Itself to Oblige the Landlords,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1941 - Article (PDF format), The United States Supreme Court Reverses Itself to Oblige the Landlords,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1941 - Article, "The Power to Tax: The U.S. Supreme Court Reverses Itself to Oblige the Landlords,"
  Land and Freedom

• 1941 - Article, Property Rights and the Power to Tax,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1941 - Article, California Irrigation District Act,
  Land & Liberty, November

• 1941 - Article, Congress in a Tax Dilemma,
  Land and Freedom, November-December

• 1942 - Article, A Plan for a National Land Policy,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1942 - Article, A Windfall for the People,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1942 - Article, Landlord Trends in the United States,
  Land & Liberty, August

• 1942 - Letter to the editor:
  Georgist Principles,
  to Thomas F. Woodlock, editor of the Wall Street Journal. Reprinted in The Freeman, September

• 1942 - Article, A Response to Thomas Woodlock,
  The Freeman, September

• 1943 - Article, The U.S. Supreme Court: An Adverse Ruling of Grave Significance,
  Land and Liberty, February, p.13

• 1943 - Article, And Adverse Ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court,
  Land & Liberty, February

• 1943 - Article, The Power to Keep Alive and the Power to Tax,
  Land and Freedom, April-May

• 1943 - Article, The Taxation of Land Values in California,
  The Freeman, May

• 1943 - Article, Land Gambling in the United States,
  Land & Liberty, November

• 1943 - Letter to the editor:
  The Coming Inflation,
  Henry George News, December

• 1944 - Letter, Reclamation Lands,
  regarding federal works

• 1944 - Article, California: The Irrigation District Act,
  Land & Liberty, March

• 1944 - Letter to the editor:
  Federal Lands in Postwar,
  Henry George News, October

• 1945 - Letter to the editor:
  Guns and Butter,
  Henry George News, April

• 1945 - Letter to the editor:
  United Nations Founding Conference,
  Henry George News, May

• 1945 - Article, California,
  Land & Liberty, October

• 1945 - Letter to the editor:
  California Statute Exempts Improvements,
  Henry George News, December

• 1946 - Article, Irrigation and Land Policies,
  Land & Liberty, August-September

• 1946 - Article, California Irrigation District,
  Land & Liberty, November-December

• 1947 - Article, Irrigation in the U.S.A.,
  Land & Liberty, January-February

• 1947 - Letter to the editor:
  Rent Control by Taxation,
  Henry George News, March

• 1948 - Article, Land Speculation and the Taxing Power,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, July, pp.487-492

• 1948 - Address, "The Equal Right to Life and Liberty,"
  delivered at the Henry George School conference, Chicago, 23-25 July

• 1948 - Article, George Bernard Shaw Reveals Himself,
  Land & Liberty, November-December

• 1948 - Article, United States Constitution and Private Property in Land,
  Land & Liberty, November-December

• 1949 - Serving on the board of trustees, Henry George School of Northern California

• 1949 - Elected President, International Union

• 1949 - Paper, Land Reclamation and Land Tenure in California,
  presented at the Seventh International conference to promote Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Swanwick, England; 14-21 August

• 1949 - Address, "Highlights of the International Conference in England,"
  delivered at the Henry George Foundation of America Congress, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 16 September

• 1949 - Article, There Is Something You Can Do,
  Henry George News, October

• 1950 - Became involved with the Henry George School

• 1950 - Article, The Equal Right to Land,
  American Journal of Economics and Sociology, Vol.9, No.3, April, p.282

• 1950 - Article, How Should Cities Raise Their Revenue,
  Henry George News, August

• 1951 - Article, "The First California Conference of Georgists Concludes: The Time Is Now,"
  Henry George News, August

• 1951 - Elected President of the International Union for Land Value Taxation and Free Trade

• 1951 - During peace-treaty negotiations in San Francisco, he met with a group of Japanese officials to discuss application of Henry George's reforms in Japan. One official had read Progress and Poverty and Social Problems and knew of the work of Raffles in Singapore.

• 1951 - Article, Central Valley Project in California,
  Land & Liberty, September-October

• 1952 - Article, California's Alien Land Law,
  Land & Liberty, May-June

• 1952 - Paper, Human Rights and State Duties,
  presented at the Eighth International conference on Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Odense, Denmark, 28 July - 4 August. Henry George News, September

• 1952 - Address, "Civilization at the Crossroads,"
  delivered at the International Union conference, Denmark

• 1953 - Article, Supreme Law of the Land Within U.S.A.,
  Land & Liberty, January

• 1954 - Article, Retrospect and Prospect, A Message from the President of the International Union;
  Land & Liberty, January

• 1954 - Article, "Subsidy for Standees?"
  Henry George News, March

• 1954 - Article, Henry George in California,
  Henry George News, August

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1955 - Article, "What Price the Welfare State?"
  Henry George News, July

• 1955 - Address, "A Look Round the World,"
  delivered at the International Union conference, St. Andrews University, Scotland

• 1956 - Article, "Soil Bank Bunk,"
  Henry George News, March

• 1956 - Address, "Liberty Calls to us Again,"
  delivered at the Henry George School conference, Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, July

• 1957 - Article, Reflections of a California Banker,
  Land & Liberty, September

• 1958 - Serving on board, Henry George Foundation

• 1958 - Paper, "Federal Taxation to Stimulate Incentive, Consumption and Savings,"
  presented at Henry George Foundation conference

• 1959 - Photograph

• 1959 - Address, (subject not known)
  delivered at the International Union conference, Hanover, West Germany

• 1959 - Article, How to Stop Inflation,
  Henry George News, June

• 1959 - Stepped down as President of the IU

• 1959 - Paper, Irrigation and Land Values in California,
  presented at the Tenth International Conference on Land Value Taxation and Free Trade; Hanover, West Germany; 25 July - 1 August

• 1959 - Died, November 18

• 1960 - Article, Reflections of a California Banker,
  Land & Liberty, January

• 1984 - Article, J. Rupert Mason and the Legacy of the California Irrigation Bonds,
  Land & Liberty, July-August

• 1987 - Article by E. Robert Scrofani, J. Rupert Mason "Sees the Cat",
  Georgist Journal, Summer

• 1960 - Teacher, Henry George School

• 1896 - Article (unsigned), Single Taxers' Banquet,
  New York Times, 23 February. Regarding the banquet held at the American House, Boston

• 1897 - Annual meeting held at the American House, Boston, 2 October

• 1897 - Address, (subject not known)
  delivered by George Frank Stephens, of Philadelphia, 6 November

• 1897 - Address, (subject not known)
  delivered by Tom L. Johnson, to N.E. Free Trade League, 4 December

• 1902 - Banquet program, Massachusetts Single Tax Banquet to College Professors and Political Economists,
  10 January

• 1902 - Article by Charles Fillebrown, A Discussion on the Nature of Ground Rent,
  8 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Massachusetts Single Tax Banquet,
  The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet,
  The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), What is Ground Rent?,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Boston Globe, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Taxes on Land Values,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Boston Herald, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Economists' Agreement that Land Rent is Different,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Boston Morning Advertiser, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), The Single Tax,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Boston Post, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Ground Rent and Single Tax,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Boston Transcript, 6 December

• 1902 - Transcript of papers and discussion, Ground Rent Discussion,
  at the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, 5 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Economists Discussion on Ground Rent,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, New Bedford Mercury, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Massachusetts Single Tax League,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, Springfield Republican, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), Ground Rent and the Single Tax,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, The Boston Beacon, 6 December

• 1902 - Article (unsigned), The Single Tax,
  Newspaper Coverage of the Massachusetts Single Tax League Banquet, The Morning Star, 6 December

• 1903 - Article (unsigned), Editorial Comments of Boston Papers on Banquet Speeches,
  The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1904 - Article (unsigned), Declarations of the Massachusetts League;
  The Single Tax Review, Winter

• 1905 - Pamphlet, The Taxation Ground Rent,
  extracts from the eleventh dinner-discussion of the Economic Club of Boston, 27 April, 1905

• 1905 - Dinner discussion, The Taxation of Ground Rent,
  of the Economic Club of Boston, 27 April

• 1905 - Article, Influence of the Massachusetts League,
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1908 - Article (unsigned), Massachusetts Single Tax League Dinner,
  The Public, 11 December

• 1909 - Article (unsigned), Single Taxers are Pleased at the Growth of the Movement,
  Boston Herald; reprinted in The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1913 - Annual Report for 1912-1913

• 1916 - Located at 120 Boylston Street, Room 529, Boston

• 1917 - Memorandum by Lewis Johnson, Regarding an upcoming lecture by Lincoln Steffens,
  10 October

• 1917 - Alexander MacKendrick serving as Secretary

• 1918 - Article (unsigned), Thomas G. Shearman Addresses Massachusetts Single Tax League,
  New York Times, 8 May

• 1919 - List of Officers for 1918-1919

• 1918 - Letter to the editor:
  Everyman, April, in which he wrote:
  
  

  "I am a thorough believer in the single tax. I believe that The Great Adventure is doing mighty valuable work."

• 1965 - Associate Editor, The Real Estate Analyst

• 1868 - Born, Kansas (Garnett); family then moved to Illinois

• 1893 - Entered practice of law; wrote populist essays and plays

• 1903 - Joined law firm of Clarence Darrow (stayed until 1911)

• 1915 - Poem, "Spoon River Anthology"
  
  

  Quote: "Do you remember when I stood on the steps of the Court House and talked free-silver and the single-tax of Henry George?"

• 1938 - Book, Mark Twain, A Portrait,
  published

• 1950 - Died

• 1909 - Review by Hugo Selinger of the book:
  Our Irrational Distribution of Wealth,
  by Byron C. Mathews; American Journal of Sociology, Vol.14, No.4, January, 1909, pp.540-542

• 1910 - Article, John D. White in the Northwest,
  The Public, 28 January

• 1910 - Article, Single Tax Club Formed in Everett, Washington,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1912 - Article, Charles Frederick Adams in Washington State,
  The Public, 2 February

• 1930 - Secretary, Portland Building Trades Council, actively supported a Single Tax bill

• 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio

• 2011 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bloomington, Minnesota; 2-6 August

• 2014 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Newport Beach, California; 7-11 July

• 2015 - Attended the joint conference of the International Union and Council of Georgist Organizations; Southfield, Michigan; 4-8 August

• 1912 - Born, Providence, Rhode Island

• 1937 - First studied Henry George's works at the Henry George School in New York City

• 1938 - Article, Patent Medicine Economics Do Not Cure,
  The Freeman, July

• 1939 - Served as an associate editor of The Freeman from August, 1939 to December, 1940

• 1939 - Article, "Urban Blight -- A Curable Disease,"
  The Freeman, January

• 1939 - Address, "Preservation of American Democracy,"
  at Central Presbyterian Church, New York, NY, 16 April

• 1939 - Letter to the editor:
  Tribute to Henry George,
  The New York Times, 11 July

• 1939 - Taught Henry George course in Westwood, New Jersey

• 1941 - Teaching Henry George classes at Westwood Public Library

• 1942 - Article, A Blueprint for Freedom?,
  The Freeman, September

• 1943 - Photograph of Jessie and Archie Matteson

• 1949 - On faculty, Henry George School; letter to student reprinted in Henry George News, October 1970

• 1952 - Article, Thomas Spence and the Rights of Man,
  Henry George News, February

• 1955 - Attended the Henry George Schools conference, Berea, Ohio

• 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania

• 1983 - Died, California

• 1912 - Born, Little Falls, New Jersey

• 1934 - Married to Archie Matteson

• 1937 - Completed her first course on Henry George's political economy at the Henry George School in New York City

• 1938 - Paper (unpublished), Single Tax

• 1938 - Letter to the editor:
  Response to Fabian Franklin's Criticism of the Single Tax,
  The New York Times, 4 September

• 1939 - Served as associate editor of The Freeman from August, 1939 to December, 1940

• 1939 - Article, Why City Planning Fails,
  The Freeman, April

• 1940 - Headed committee to raise funds for Henry George School promotion

• 1940s - Moved to Chicago from New York City and began to work at the Henry George School with John Monroe

• 1942 - Article, Hail and Farewell to Frank Chodorov,
  The Freeman, April

• 1943 - Photograph of Jessie and Archie Matteson

• 1943 - Moved to Chicago, where she became the reistrar of the Henry George School there

• 1943 - Article, Paving Stones of the Slavery Road,
  The Freeman, June

• 1952 - Attended International Union conference, Odense, Denmark

• 1952 - Report, The Henry George School Commerce and Industry Division,
  July-August

• 1952 - Report, Economics and Business,
  on the Commerce and Industry Division of the Henry George School of Social Science, Chicago, Illinois; presented at the Eighth International conference on Land Value Taxation and Free Trade, Odense, Denmark; 28 July - 4 August

• 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH

• 1956 - Resigned from postion at the Henry George School

• 1964 - Married Weld Carter

• 2001 - Died (Illinois)

• 1984 - Attended CGO conference, Pawling, NY

• 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist conference, Philadelphia, PA

• 188x - Converted to the Single Tax by the poet Robert Cuming

• 1895 - Participated in "a militant Single Tax movement at the normal college in Valparaiso, Indiana" (to 1897)

• 19-- - Serving as Secretary, Spokane Single Tax League

• 1910 - Address, The Work of John Z. White in Washington State,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1911 - Article, The Single Tax Movement in Washinton State,
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1913 - Article, Thinks Mr. George was Right,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1934 - Land and Freedom editors acknowledged his work, as he "has publicly taught more classes in political economy a la Henry George than any other man ... for over thirty years."

• 1937 - Member, organizing committee, Henry George School extension

• 1940 - Died, January or February (age 74)

• 1852 - Born (Massachusetts)

• 1887 - Moved to New York City; worked for the New York Herald

• 1896 - Subscribed to the stock in the National Single Taxer

• 1899 - Died, 7 June (age 47)

• 1949 - Member, Henry George Woman's Club

• 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

• 1929 - Subscribed to Land and Freedom

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1927 - Residing in Brooklyn, New York

• 1927 - Article, Comments on Proposed Housing Plan for Brooklyn,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1932 - Served on the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York

• 1927 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York City, September

• 1927 - Residing in Brooklyn, New York

• 1934 - Serving as President, Henry George Club

• Profession: Inventor of explosives

• 1853 - Born, 3 February

• 1908 - Article, "Man's Machine-Made Millennium,"
  Cosmopolitan Magazine, November

• 19xx - Article, on the Single Tax,
  The Cosmopolitan

• 1927 - Died (age 74)

• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1937 - Teaching Henry George Courses at a YWCA in New York City

• 1948 - Address, Campus Contacts, Henry George School conference, Chicago, July

• 1948 - Extension Secretary, Henry George School, New York

• 1948 - Attended Henry George Congress, Chicago, IL, 23-25 July

• 1953 - Appointed extension director, Henry George School, San Diego

• 1953 - Letter to the editor:
  Henry George School, June

• 1954-57 - Living in Tokyo

• 1957 - Attended Henry George School conference, Staten Island, New York

• 1957 - Returned to position as Director of Henry George School, San Diego

• 1960 - Teaching English in Korea. Upon her return she wrote to Robert Andelson:
  
  

  "I cannot but think how much good the mission schools could have done in Korea, as they educated the men who are today's leaders, if they had taught them George's basic economic principles. These men may be good, God-fearing individuals, in their personal lives, but as citizens they are bad, so Korea suffers crushing poverty and economic stagnation." The Analyst, November

• 1961 - Photograph

• 1961 - Saw to a Korean translation of Progress and Poverty (husband served as U.S. government employee in Korea)

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1923 - Served as a member of the advisory committee, Henry George School, New York

• 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress, Philadelphia

• 1949 - Attended International Union conference, Swanwick, England

• 1939 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding completion of Henry George course,
  The Freeman, October

• 1886 - Worked on Henry George's campaign for Mayor of New York City

• 1927 - Died

• 1950 - Completed courses at Henry George School and joined the school as associate director

• 1955 - Resigned from Henry George School staff, June

• 19-- -

• 1928 - Serving as Associate Editor, The Commonwealth

• 1929 - Elected Treasurer, Pennsylvania State Committee, Commonwealth Land Party

• 1912 - Article, Pulling the Supreme Court's Teeth,
  The Public, 16 February

• Profession: Attorney

• 1940 - Studied Henry George at HGS under Morris B. Thomson

• 1941 - Article, "The Ongoing Loss of Wages Kept by Labor Despite Rising Productivity,"
  The Freeman, February

• 1941 - Article, Disappearing Act;
  The Freeman, February

• 1942 - Article, "Experiment in Pedagogy,"
  The Freeman, February:
  
  

  "Sydney Mayers, of the headquarters faculty of the Henry Geroge School of Social Science, has undertaken an experiment to improve attendance and increase comprehension by students. At mid-term Mr. Mayers interrupts the regular flow of lessons and devotes an entire meeting to review. Special invitations for this reviewe session are mailed to all enrollees."

• 1947 - Began writing "Views of the News" column in Henry George News

• 1949 - Review of the book:
  Rebels of Individualism,
  by Jack Schwartzman; analysis, April

• 1956 - Article, "Re-Appraisal of Henry George,"
  Henry George News, July

• 1957 - Article, Whale of a Budget,
  Henry George News, February

• 1957 - Article, Fair and Unfair Competition,
  Henry George News, March

• 1957 - Article, The Gist of Henry George,
  Henry George News, May

• 1957 - Article, Let's Abolish Taxes,
  Henry George News, June

• 1959 - Article (unsigned), Sydney Mayers,
  Henry George News, May

• 1959 - Article, Economic Semantics,
  published in Henry George News, June

• 1959 - Photograph

• 1959 - Article, Let's Be Articulate Now,
  Henry George News, July

• 1959 - Article, "Using the Newspaper as a Textbook,"
  Henry George News, December

• 1960 - Article, Cold War and Hot Economics,
  Henry George News, April

• 1964 - Letter to the editor:
  Meaning of Interest and Profit;
  Henry George News, August

• 1965 - Article, Automation in the Nation,
  Henry George News, March

• 1965 - Article, "The Gold in Them Thar Bills,"
  Henry George News, May

• 1965 - Article, Darned Clever, These Chinese,
  Henry George News, June

• 1966 - Article, Henry George in 1966,
  Henry George News, August

• 1966 - Article, Land Values a la soviet,
  Henry George News, July

• 1966 - Article, Fourscore and Seven,
  Henry George News, October

• 1966 - Review of the book:
  Clouds Over Wall Street,
  by Max Schulman; Henry George News, December

• 1967 - Article, "A Remembrance of Frank Chodorov,"
  Henry George News, February

• 1967 - Article, Higher and Higher and Higher,
  Henry George News, March

• 1967 - Article, Doubting Thomas Paine,
  Fragments

• 1967 - Article, "Henry George in 1967,"
  Henry George News, reprinted in Fragments, July-September

• 1967 - Article, A Saga of Movie Land,
  Henry George News, October

• 1967 - Article, Lo, the Rich Indian,
  Henry George News, Decmeber

• 1967 - Review of the book:
  Inside South America,
  by John Gunther; Henry George News, December

• 1968 - Article, An Artistic View of Value,
  Henry George News, March

• 1968 - Article, Tolstoy, A Biography,
  Henry George News, May

• 1968 - Article, Ubiquity of Poverty,
  Henry George News, June

• 1968 - Article, Land Reform in Vietnam,
  Henry George News, July

• 1971 - Article, "Site Prices Out of Sight,"
  Henry George News, April

• 1971 - Article, "Economic Chain Reaction,"
  Henry George News, June

• 1971 - Article, The New Prosperity,
  HGI Journal, September

• 1974 - Article, Lancaster M. Greene,
  Henry George News, March

• 1974 - Article, Jack Schwartzman, An Impromptu Biography,
  Henry George News, April

• 1976 - Article, "A Century of Progress and Poverty,"
  Fragments

• 1979 - Review of the book:
  Critics of Henry George,
  edited by Robert V. Andelson; Fragments

• 1980 - Elected to board of trustees, Henry George School, New York

• 1980 - Attended joint Georgist conference, New York, NY, 28 august - 1 September

• 1981 - Article, A Remembrance of Henry L. Mencken,
  Fragments, October-December

• 1982 - Article, "Twenty-Ninth and Lexington,"
  Fragments, January-March

• 1982 - Article, A Remembrance of Albert Jay Nock,
  Fragments, April-June

• 1985 - Review of the book:
  The Power in the People,
  by Felix Morley; Fragments, July-December. This review was apparently written in 1949, the year the book was published

• 1995 - Article, A Remembrance of Robert Clancy,
  Henry George News, March-April

• 1995 - Article, Twice Told Economic Tales,
  Fragments, June

• 1995 - Article, Ayn Rand: A Personal Reappraisal,
  Fragments, Summer

• 1995 - Elected President, Henry George Institute (succeeding Robert Clancy)

• 1997 - Article, Henry George -- by George!;
  Fragments, Summer-Fall

• 1998 - Photograph

• 1998 - Article, "The History of Progress and Poverty",
  Henry George News, June-July

• 199- - Elected President, Henry George School, New York

• 2001 - Article, Doubting Thomas Paine;
  Fragments, January-March

• 2004 - Article, The Gist of Henry George,
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 2004 - Article, On the Hundredth Number of the Georgist Journal,
  Georgist Journal, Spring

• 2007 - Died, 30 December, age 100

• 2008 - Article, "Fair and Unfair Competition",
  Georgist Journal, No.109, Spring

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference, Chicago, Illinois, November

• 1928 - Told a visitor that his father was a follower of Henry George, as he now was as well

• 19-- - President, Hungarian Economics Association

• 1953 - Address, "Modern Trends in Georgism,"
  delivered at the Henry George School

• 1958 - Article, "We Must Ask and Answer Questions,"
  Henry George News, October

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, California Single Tax Society

Massachusetts
(Somerville)

• 2007 - Paper, "All Persons Have Equal Rights to Natural Opportunities,"
  presented at the Council of Georgist Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA, July

• 2007 - Article, Single Tax Artists George Inness and James Whitcomb Riley,
  Georgist Journal, Autumn

• 19-- - Born, Needham, Massachusetts

• 19-- - Graduated from Babson College, with a degree in finance

• 19-- - Earned an advanced degree in economics from The New School and Cambridge University

• 2005 - Studied at the Henry George School and then joined the faculty

• 20-- - Elected to the board of trustees, Henry George School

• 20-- - Elected President of the board, Henry George School

• 2015 - Review of the book:
  America Is Not Broke,
  by Scott Baker; GroundSwell, March-April

• 2017 - Died, 32 February, in New York City

• 1898 - Married

• 1904 - Graduated from University of Virginia Law School; moved to Oregon

• 1905 - Formed law practice with Robert J. Upton, became leader in Democratic Party

• 1910 - Attended Single Tax Conference, New York, NY, November

• 1912 - Worked with William O'Ren on the "Oregon System" and in Single-Tax movement

• 1913 - Convicted of homosexual acts but sentence was overturned; lost his license to practice law

• 1915 - Moved to Myrtle Creek in Douglas County and began farming

• 1926 - Died, 20 March, age 58

• 1903 - Article, What Teachers' Federations Can Do,
  The Public, 18 July

• 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; September

• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario

• 193- - Worked on the Progress and Poverty concordance project

• 1966 - Attended Henry George School conference, St. Louis, Missouri

• 1967 - Attended Henry George School conference, Montreal, Quebec; July

• 1969 - Attended Henry George School conference, Chicago, Illinois

• 1941 - Joined the staff as a cartoonist, on the staff of The Freeman; March (to replace John L. Monroe)

• 1899 - Member, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1882 - Became member, Free Soil Society

• 1889 - Attended National Conference of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September

• 1892 - Elected President, Manhattan Single Tax Club

• 1914 - Article, How Labor Can Be Helped
  The Public, 26 June

• 1915 - Speech, on assessments,
  delivered (location not recorded)

• 1924 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of William McCabe
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 19xx - Invented "a modern steel home, fabricated so that it can be erected quickly by unskilled labor and easily moved from city to country or back again."

• 1932 - Article, on his home design,
  Toledo Sunday Times, 25 September

• 1934 - Conducting a "toledo Economics Forum"

• 1936 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding President Roosevelt's "efforts at decentralization."
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1936 - Article, Our Landlord Government,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1936 - Article, Our Landlord Government,
  Land and Freedom, July-August

• 1937 - Attended Henry George Congress, Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October (residing in Erie, Michigan)

• 1937 - Articles, Trailer Homes and Portable Houses,
  Land and Freedom, September-October

• 1939 - Article, Unique Affordable Housing Experiment Underway in Fort Wayne,
  Land and Freedom, March-April

• 1939 - Article, Response to Henry Foley's Comments regarding Fort Wayne Housing Plan,
  Land and Freedom, May-June

• 1940 - Member, "The Georgists"

• 1896 - Article, Naturalness of Single Tax,
  The Single Tax, December

• 1901 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of John J. McCann,
  The Single Tax Review, Fall

• 19xx - Introduced to Henry George's works by Joseph Farabaugh

• 1930 - Serving as a Judge, Cambria County Court of Common Pleas

• 1921 - Article, China Looks at Adoption of the Single Tax on Land Values,
  Outlook, 13 April; reprinted from the The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1921 - Article, Giving the Single Tax a Trial in China,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 2017 - Serving as President of the Lincoln Institute of Land Policy

• 2017 - Article, Values and the Value of Land,
  GroundSwell, August-September

• 1890 - Serving as President, St. Paul Single Tax Club

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Lynn Single Tax League

• 1877 - Born, Littleport, Iowa

• 1896 - Gradued from the Le mars Normal School in Le mars, Iowa. Then served one year as principles of schools at Struble, Iowa and entered the Iowa State University

• 1902 - Graduated form the law department of the University of Denver

• 1903 - Began practicing law in Spokane, Washington

• 1912 - Article (unsigned), A Profile of Joseph McCarthy,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1938 - Teacher, HGS

• 1938 - Article, Always the Third Hidden Factor,
  The Freeman, July

• 1938 - Article, Horses Haul Chicago Out of the Mire,
  The Freeman, August

• 1939 - Serving as Secretary, Henry George School, New Jersey

• 1939 - Address, "Education for Democracy,"
  delivered in Chicago, 9 June

• 1939 - Address, "Government in Business,"
  at St. Luke's Chapel, New York

• 1940 - Appointed Field Director, Henry George School, New Jersey, February

• 1941 - Attended Henry George School convention, New York, NY; 9-11 July

• 1942 - Resigned as Field Director, Henry George School, NJ

• 1940 - Attended Henry George Congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September

• 1931 - elected to the board of the newly-formed Single Tax League

• 1934 - Letter to the editor:
  supporting the need to gather data on land speculation,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1860s - Serving as editor, San Francisco Bee; supported land reform

• 1905 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of James McClatchey,
  Irish World, February

• 1913 - Worked on Pueblo, Colorado campaign to adopt Single Tax

• 1917 - Serving as Acting Secretary, Equity Tax League of Southern California

• 1890 - Active in single tax movement

• Profession: Executive Director, Sierra Club

• 1979 - Paper, "The Economics of Land Stewardship,"
  presented at the Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA, August

• 1979 - Joint Georgist Conference, San Francisco, CA

• 1982 - Attended annual Georgist Conference, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, PA, 16-19 July

• 1880s - Worked alongside Henry George to promote George's ideas

• 1928 - Still active Single Tax supporter (age 88)

• 1898 - Article, Equal Rights for All, Special Privilege to None

• 1934 - Article, Stating Economic Laws are Natural Laws Confuses,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1937 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding interpreting statistics on land ownership and how this affects potential for moving to land value taxation,
  Land and Freedom, January-February

• 1937 - Address, "A Model Constitutional Amendment,"
  delivered in Detroit, Michigan; 14-16 October

• 1938 - Article, Some Single Tax Supporters are Poorly Educated,
  Land and Freedom, Janury-February

• 1938 - Paper, Solve the Tax Problem Simply,
  submitted to an essay contest held by The Freeman, March

• 197- - Founded Earth Day

• 1995 - Booklet, Pennsylvania's Success With Local Tax Reform: An Earth Trustee Policy Approach,
  written with Alanna Hartzok

• 1996 - Address, on global consciousness,
  delivered at the Henry George School, NY, May 4

• 1961 - Becomes teacher, Henry George School

• 19-- - First read about Progress and Poverty in Lincoln Steffen's Autobiography; subsequently purchased a full set of Henry George's works from the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation

• 1933 - Serving as Director of the YMCA schools

• 1944 - Letter to the editor:
  regarding the importance of Henry George's philosophy,
  Henry George News, August

• 1986 - Review of the book:
  The Regenerators: social Criticism in Lae Victorian English Canada,
  by Ramsay Cook, Reviews of Books, December

• 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools conference, San Diego, CA

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Thomas Shearman Single Tax League

• 1915 - Article, Concerning Confiscation of Property by the Taxing Power,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1916 - Article, A Just and Efficient System of Taxation,
  The Single Tax Review, March-April

• 1973 - Completed courses at Henry George School, San Diego; elected Supervisor of Santa Clara County

• 1992 - Article, New Directions for Liberation Theology in Latin America,
  The Mercury, Fall-Winter 1992

• 1928 - Manages the Santa Maria Inn

• 1923 - Article (unsigned), A Remembrance of William Dennison McCracken
  The Single Tax Review, July-August

• 1914 - Article, Congressmen at Their Old Tricks
  The Public, 17 July

• 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Sangamin Single Tax Club

• 1892 - Became founding member, Free Soil Society

• 1901- Article, Needle's Eye Society
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1904 - Article, Mrs. Titlow's Visitor
  The Standard, 23 February, 1889; reprinted in The Public, 24 December

• 1975 - Article, Valuation Practices in South Africa
  Henry George News, March-April

• 1980 - Attended joint Georgist conference, New York, NY, 28 August - 1 September

• 1910 - Article, Against a New Single Tax Party,
  The Single Tax Review, May-June

• 1914 - Article, Is Rent Part of Price?,
  The Single Tax Review, November-December

• 1917 - Article, Comment on Alexander MacKendrick's Proposed Means of Capturing Rent,
  The Single Tax Review, September-October

• 1918 - Article, Prices, Rent and Taxes,
  The Single Tax Review, January-February

• 1890 - Serving as President, Ft. Wayne Single Tax Club

• Known as the "father of the Alaskan Highway"

• 1905 - Completed economics courses at the University of Arizona

• 1912 - Organized the Single Tax movement in Everett, Washington, but the effort failed

• 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress, Toronto, Ontario

• 1939 - Attended Henry George Congress, New York, NY; 29 August - 4 September

• 1952 - Died

• 1906 - Article, Private Property: What Is It?;
  The Single Tax Review, Summer

• 1907 - Article, Does the Country Man pay the City Man's Rent?;
  The Single Tax Review, Autumn

• 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama

• 2008 - Member, Council of Georgist Organizations

• 2014 - Attended Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Newport Beach, California; 7-11 July

• 2015 - Attended the joint conference of the International Union and Council of Georgist Organizations; Southfield, Michigan; 4-8 August

• 1893 - Listed as a member of the Des Moines Single Tax Club

• 18-- - Born, Kansas; her father owned a small hotel