| Name |
Place(s)
of Residence |
Comments
|
Hibbard,
H.A. (Dr.) |
Missour
(Hermann) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Hermann Single
Tax Committee
|
Hibbeler,
Gietner |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1951 - Joined faculty, Henry George School
|
Hickman,
Irene |
California
Sacramento |
- 1915 - Born, 21 May (Clairton, Iowa)
- 1938 - Earned B.A. degree from Simpson
College, Indianola, Iowa
- 1949 - Earned Doctor of Osteopathy degree,
Los Angeles
- 1964 - Becomes associated with Henry George
School
- 1966 - Elected trustee, Henry George School
extension
- 1966 - Photograph
- 1966 - Elected Sacramento County assessor
- 1966 - Attended Henry George School
conference, St. Louis, Missouri
- 1969 - Address, on the state of the
Georgist movement, delivered at Henry George School conference,
Montreal, Quebec
- 1985 - Address on Henry George's philosophy
delivered at Henry George School extension, Philadelphia
- 2002 - Died, November
|
Hickok,
Julian P.
Photograph |
Pennsylvania
(Melrose Park) |
- 1887 - Born, Poughkeepsie, New York
- 1911 - Graduated, Cornell University, with
degree in Mechanical Engineering
- 1916 - Moved to Philadelphia; worked for
Westinghouse for several years then taught mathematics in
Philadelphia school system
- 1924 - Letter, "The Nature of Land
Explained," New York Times
- 1924 - Stood as candidate for the U.S.
House of Representatives
- 1926 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Philadelphia
- 1926 - Commonwealth Land Party candidate
for governor
- 1927 - Elected Secretary, Pennsylvania
Committee, Commonwealth Land Party
- 1927 - Article,
Reversions: A
Philadelphia Story of Land Speculation, The
Commonwealth, December
- 1928 - Serving as Editor, The
Commonwealth
- 1928 - Article,
Not One Cent To
Tribute, The Commonwealth, September
- 1935 - Established Henry George School
extension, Philadelphia
- 1937 - Article,
In
Support of Henry George's Theory of Interest, Land and
Freedom, November-December
- 1939 - Article,
Economic
and Speculative Rent, The Freeman, February
- 1940 - Address, "Social Justice and
the Land Problem," in Swarthmore, PA, 28 April
- 1940 - Address, "Significance of the
Declaration of Independence," at Wednesday Club,
Philadelphia PA, 8 May
- 1941 - Elected Preesident, Henry George
School of Philadelphia, April
- 1953 - Lobbied Philadelphia officials to
adopt a surtax on land values beginning in 1954
- 1958 - Paper, "Practical Application
of Land Value Taxation as Proposed by Henry George,"
presented at the Henry George Foundation conference, Pittsburgh,
PA, November
- 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
- 1961 - Address on electoral college reform
delivered, Henry George School, Philadelphia
- 1966 - Retired from teaching
- 1967 - Attended Henry George School
conference, Montreal, Quebec, July
- 1969 - Analysis of how land values increase
published
- 1969 - Booklet,
The
Significance of Land Value Taxation and Land Speculation --
Boom and Bust, self-published
- 1971 - Stood as candidate for city council
on Republican ticket
- 1971 -
Letter,
to George Collins, updating him on his recovery from an illness,
15 September
- 1973 - Attended International Union
conference, Isle of Man, September
- 1973 - Letter to the editor,
Taxation
Under Marxism versus Georgism, Philadelphia Inquirer,
17 July
- 1974 - Serving on state advisory board,
Graded Tax League of Pennsylvania
- 197- - Paper, "Proposal for Reform in
Real Estate Taxation,"
- 1975 - Article, "Inflation, Money and
Land Values," Georgist Journal, Spring
- 1976 - Attended Henry George Foundation
conference, Evanston, IL, July
- 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
- 1977 - Article,
Pursuit of
Happiness, July
- 1978 - Paper, "Reconciliation of the
Laws of Production and Distribution," presented at the
Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, PA, July
- 1978 - Letter, Georgist Journal,
Winter
- 1979 - Died, May 27, age 91
|
Hicks,
Amy Mali |
New
York |
- 1921- Served as toastmaster, annual dinner
meeting of the Women's Henry George League, 12 February
- 1931 - Delegate to Henry George Congress,
Baltimore
|
Hicks,
John J. |
New
York
(Elmhurst) |
- 1969 - Letter, regarding the tone of writing
in Henry George News, June
- 1970 - Letter, regarding war industry
profits, Henry George News, March
|
Hicks,
W.E. |
New
York |
- 1890 - Attended National Conference of
Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
- 1931 - Article, on Pope Leo's encyclical and
Henry George's response, Brooklyn Eagle, 17 May
|
Higgins,
C.J. |
...
|
- 1909 - Article, "What Is The Single
Tax," Single Tax Review, Vol.9, No.2, March-April
|
Higgs,
Richard |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1944 - Instructor, Henry George School
|
High,
Gavin D. |
New
York
(New York) |
- Profession: newspaperman and friend of
Joseph Dana Miller
- 1936 - Died, December
|
Hildebrecht,
Emma J. |
Illinois
(Evanston) |
- 1949 - Elected President, Henry George
Woman's Club of Chicago
- 1952 - Attended International Union
conference, Odense, Denmark
- 1952 - Member, Henry George Women's Club of
Chicago
- 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
|
Hill,
Berth P. |
California
(Bakersfield) |
- 1959 - Letter, Henry George News,
April
|
Hill,
Carroll V. |
Ohio
(Dayton)
Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh) |
Profession:
city planner
- 1940 - Attended Henry George Foundation of
America congress, Washington, DC; 25-27 September
- 1954 - Address, "Practical Problems in
Land Value Taxation," at Henry George School, Springfield,
Ohio
- 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Baldwin-Wallace College, Berea, OH
|
Hill,
James W. |
Illinois
(Peoria) |
- 1849 - Born
- 1885 - First read Progress and Poverty
- 1896 - Organized public address by Henry
George in Peoria Opera House
- 1900s - Serving as President, Peoria Single
Tax Club
- 1927 - Died, 12 January (age 78)
|
Hill,
Morton A. (Father) |
New
York |
- 1960s - Became acquainted with the philsophy
of Henry George
- 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
New York, NY
|
Hill,
Richard W. (Jr.) |
... |
- 1959 - Article, "The Housing Problem,"
Henry George News, June
- 1959 - Speaker, Henry George School banquet
- Director Research Bureau of the NYS Div. of
Housing
|
Hill,
William N. (Dr.) |
Maryland
(Baltimore) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Single Tax
League of Maryland
- 1890 - Attended National Conference of
Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
|
Hill,
William Preston (Dr.) |
Missouri
(St. Louis) |
- 1910 - Participated in Single Tax
Conference, New York, NY
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
- 1911 - Leader in the Single Tax movement;
elected President, Equitable Taxation League
|
Hiller,
David |
New
York
(Long Island)
(New York) |
- 1940 - Teaching Henry George class,
Bellerose
- 1944 - Instructor, Henry George School
|
Hilles,
Ella |
Iowa
(New London) |
- 1933 - Active Single Taxer
|
Hilles,
John |
Arkansas
(Bentonville) |
- 19-- - Active single Taxer
- 1933 - Died, 28 March (age 71)
|
Hillman,
G.W. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School
|
Hillman,
Nathan |
Illinois
(Chicago)
Connecticut
(Hartford) |
- 1930s-1952 - founder and director, Henry
George School
- Profession: attorney
- 1930 - First read Progress and Poverty,
then attending meeting of the Single Tax Club
- 1936 - Elected National President, Henry
George Fellowship, November
- Attended Henry George Congress, Cincinnati,
Ohio; 12-14 November
- 1936 - Serving as an instructor, Henry
George School extension
- 1937 - Moved to Hartford, Connecticut
- 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress,
Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
- 1939 - Resigned from the Henry George
School board
- 1939 - Attended Henry George Congress, New
York, NY; 29 August - 4 September
- 1940 - Address, "American Solution for
Business Depressions," Hartford Kiwanis Club
- 1945 - Serving as Legislative chair,
Hartford, Connecticut
- 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
- 1961 - Article,
The Great Gold
Hoax, Henry George News, March
- 1961 - Attended Henry George School
conference, Hartford, Connecticut
- 1961 - Article,
30 Years a
Georgist: Lonely -- But Not Alone, Henry George News,
August
- 1963 - Died, October 25
|
Hillman,
_________ (Mrs.) |
Connecticut
(Hartford) |
- 1962 - Becomes volunteer director, Henry
George School
|
Hillpern,
Edmund P. |
... |
- 1958 - Article, "Peace Study Seminar,"
Henry George School Alumni Bulletin, July-August
|
Hilpert,
Hamlet
Biography |
Washington
(Centralia) |
- 1907 - Born
- 1955 - Introduced to Georgist philosophy at
the San Diego Henry George School
- 1980s - Co-founder, Washington State
Georgist Association
- 1988 - Letter, Georgist Journal,
Autumn
- 1994 - President, Washington State Georgist
Assn.
- 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
- 1999 - Letter printed regarding commercial
fisheries, The Chronicle, March 5
- 1999 - Letter, "State Doesn't Need
More of Nutty Eyman Services," The Chronicle, 22
December; reprinted in GroundSwell, May-June
- 2000 - Letter, "Transit Risked by
Legislators' Puffery," The Chronicle, 18 February;
reprinted in GroundSwell, May-June
- 2007 - Died, 23 March
|
Himmelstein,
Jacob |
Pennsylvania
(Bala Cynwyd) |
- 1931 - Born, 15 February; Philadelphia
- 195- - Earned B.S., Economics, University
of Pennsylvania
- 196- - Earned M.B.A., University of
Pennsylvania
- 197- - Joins faculty, Henry George School
extension
- 1970s - Wrote articles on land value
taxation for the Montgomery Press and Philadelphia
Bulletin
- 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
- 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
San Francisco, California
- 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
New York, NY
- 1980 - Elected trustee, Henry George
School, NY
- 1984 - Attended International Union
conference, Cambridge, England
- 1985 - Elected director, Common Ground USA
- 198- - Elected Treasurer, CGO
- 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Philadelphia, PA
- 1991 - Article, "Confessions of a
Geocrat," Georgist Journal, Autumn
- 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
- 2001 - Attended International Union
conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
- 2004 - Photograph
- 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
- 2006 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Evanston, IL, July; ended term as CGO
Treasurer
- 2009 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Cleveland, Ohio
|
Hinrichs,
Frederick W. |
New
York
(Brooklyn) |
- 1876 - Began law practice
- 1880s - Became an arden supporter of Henry
George
- 1935 - Died, December (age 84)
|
Hinton
(Col.)
|
New
York
(New York) |
- 1886 - Supported Henry George's campaign for
mayor. Quote: "If Mr. George
were elected Avenue C would be as well taken care of as Fifth
Avenue." New York Times, 29 September
|
Hiscock,
J.K. |
Massachusetts
(Roslindale) |
- 1858 - Migrated to the United States from
Australia
- 1890 - Wrote: "[Australia]
is the best place on earth for Henry George to get a hearing.
They are ahead of all other people as thinkers and they will
accept the single tax inside of five years."
The Standard, 21 May
|
Hiskey,
Harold |
Utah |
- Profession: Professor
of Economics, Southern Utah State College
- 1986 - Delivered talk on Land Value
Taxation at ISTA meeting in Cedar City, Utah, September
|
Hitchcock,
George B. |
New
Jersey
(Bogota) |
- 1918 - Letter, Everyman, April, in
which he wrote: "I felt I was
unable to make a cash contribution this year, but Gerritt
Johnson's second letter led me to refigure -- with this result.
I agree with him that now is the time to work -- not read."
|
Hitchcock,
Romyn |
|
- 1921 - Article, "The Need of Education
in Economics," Single Tax Review, March-April
|
Hite,
Ralph |
Indiana
(Dugger) |
- 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
|
Hoag,
R.B. |
California
(Atolia) |
- 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in
which he wrote: "The power
within our movement is in the simple truth we hold. The
criterion of men and measures is trust in that power alone. We
should retain the same simple measure constantly, until its
truth knocks at every heart."
- 1918 - Letter, Everyman, March, in
which he wrote: "If one can
judge of the mental attitude of the electorate of California
from an average sample, as it were, drawn from the stream of
folks that flow continuously thru a mining camp, it would seem
that an intelligent presentation of the Single Tax amendment is
all that is required to insure its passage."
|
Hoar,
Sherman R. |
Massachusetts
|
- 1921 - Address, on property tax reform,
before the Middlesix North Pamona Grange. Quote (from the Lowell,
Massachusetts Sun): "...if
Massachusetts were to take the tax off the improvements and
distribute it on unimproved land, we could drive the unsightly
vacant lot away and stimulate improvements by removing the tax
burden from them."
|
Hoch,
L.M. |
Michigan
(Adrian) |
- 1890 - Attended National Conference of
Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York City, September
- 1917 - Active in Single Tax movement
|
Hodge,
J. Colin |
California
(San Diego) |
- 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, San Diego, CA
|
Hodges,
Donald |
... |
- 1957 - Professor, University of Missouri
|
Hodgkins,
Anne Frances |
New
Jersey
(Oradell) |
- 1944 -
Letter,
quoting Vice President Henry Wallace on the need for free trade
after the war. Henry George News, February
|
Hodgkiss,
F.T. |
...
|
- 1863 - Born, London
- 1886 - Migrated to the United States;
became active in Knights of Labor and Single Tax movement. He
met Henry George at Cooper Union during this period
- 1891 - Migrated to Melbourne, Australia,
where he inaugurated the "Victoria Letter Writing Corps."
Founded Progress, which he edited until 1912
- 1924 - Returned to England
- 1929 - Returned to Australia and resumed
editorship of Progress
|
Hoeflin,
William E. |
Missouri
(St.Louis) |
- 1939 - Co-founded the Henry George School,
St. Louis, Missouri
- 1940 - Serving as Acting Secretary, Henry
George Fellowship
- 1941 - Interim director, Henry George
School
|
Hoenig,
Morris J. |
New
Jersey
(Newark) |
- 1915 - Earned BCS degree, New York
University (Accounting)
- 1915 - Entered military service
- 1957 - Serving on board, Henry George
School, New Jersey (joined board at time of the school's
founding)
- 1957 - Died, 15 January
|
Hoffer,
Arthur L. |
...
|
- 1972 - Elected to board, Henry George
School, New Jersey
- 1973 - Served as trustee, Henry George
School, New Jersey
|
Hoffer,
Eric |
... |
- 1975 - Delivered talk at the HGS conference,
San Diego, CA
|
Hoffman,
Bess M. |
California
(Los Angeles) |
- 1979- Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
San Francisco, CA
|
Hoffman,
F.D. (Miss) |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1967 - Attended Henry George School
conference, Montreal, Quebec, July
|
Hoffman,
H.H. |
Missouri
(St. Louis) |
- 1890 - Serving as President, St. Louis
Single Tax League
- 1890 - Participated in National Conference
of Single Tax Clubs, Cooper Union, New York, September
|
Hoffman,
William D. |
California
(Los Angeles) |
- Profession:
journalist
- 19-- - Elected to the Henry George School
board
- 1938 - Article,
Red-Baiters
are Red-Breeders, The Freeman, October
- 1938 - Article, "Mexico Chooses The
Hard Way," The Freeman, December
- 1939 - Article,
Rising
Land Speculation: More Whistling In The Dark, The
Freeman, January
- 1939 - Article,
The
Rabble At Our Gates, The Freeman, March
- 1939 - Article, "Hitler's Weapons
Forged in Trade," The Freeman, May
- 1939 - Article, "Wallace Plan? Bees
Know Better," The Freeman, July
- 1940 - Article, "The Milk Monopoly:
Milking the American Cow," The Freeman, May 1952 -
died
|
Hoknes,
J.M. |
... |
- 1915 - Member, Single Tax Party of
Philadelphia
|
Holdsworth,
J.T. |
... |
- 19-- - Report, of the Economic Survey of
Pittsburgh
|
Holland,
Daniel |
Massachusetts
(Cambridge) |
- Profession:
Professor, Sloan School of Management, MIT
- 1985 - Delivered paper, "Collecting
Taxes Without Hurting Incentives: A Case Study in LVT," at
HG Lecture, St. John's University, NY, Fall
|
Holland,
Roy E. |
Florida
(St. Petersburg) |
- 198x - Becomes member, HGI
- 1981 - Died
|
Holley,
Ross C. |
New
York
|
- 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress,
Toronton, Ontario; 7-9 September
|
Hollingsworth,
Pat |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1981 - Elected President, Henry George
School
|
Hollingsworth,
R.G. |
Texas
(Coleman) |
- 1921 - Participated in the second conference
of Texas Single Taxers
|
Hollins,
H.H. |
...
|
- 1939 - Article, "Where Come Surplus
Populations," The Freeman, November
|
Hollopeter,
E. |
New
Jersey
(Summit) |
- 1971 - Letter, Henry George News,
February
|
Holly,
William H. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1911 - Elected chairman, Single Tax
conference, Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Holmblad,
Carl |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1945 - Serving as consultant to the banking
industry; indicates a rising interest in work of the Henry
George School
|
Holmes,
Howard M. |
Ohio
(Cleveland) |
- Profession: Editorial
writer, Detroit News; the moved to Cleveland during Tom
Johnson's administration
- 19-- - Serving as Secretary, Cleveland
Single Tax Club
- 1903 - Residing in Detroit, Michigan
- 1903 - Letter, responding to comments by
Edward McK. Whiting, regarding Tom L. Johnson, accusing him of
supporting "State Socialism." New York Times,
27 September
- 1927 - Frequently wrote letters on the
Single Tax t the Ohio State Journal
- 1930 - Letter, regarding activism, Land
and Freedom, May-June
- 1934 - Died (age 74)
|
Holmes,
John Haynes |
New
York |
- 1945 - Delivered address at Henry George
School banquest, Chicago; April
- 1945 - Pamphlet,
Henry George,
published by the Robert Schalkenbach Foundation, originally
appearing in Community Pulpit, published by The
Community Church, New York
|
Holod,
Eve |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1943 - Letter, regarding rising rents, Henry
George News, December
|
Holt,
Byron W. |
New
York |
- 1896 - Editor of publication of the Sound
Currency Committee of the Reform Club
- 1910 - Address, "Increased Cost of
Living," to the Collectivist Society
- 1910 - Address in which "he pointed
out ... that the reason the farmer boys came to the cities was
that country land had grown to be too expensive for them to buy."
- 1912 - Serving as Chairman, Reform Club
Tariff Reform Committee
- 1914 - Paper, on monetary issues presented a
conference in Chattaugua, New York
- 1915 - Article,
The
Prevention of the Fundamental Cause of War, originally
published in the Popular Science Monthly, April 1915.
Reprinted from the Single Tax Review
- 192x - Elected to the board, Robert
Schalkenbach Foundation (remaining until his death)
- 1929 - Paper,
Evils of
Unstable Money, presented at the International Union
conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
- 1932 - Address,
Barriers to
Prosperity, at the Association of Women Bankers meeting,
Atlantic City, NJ, 6 October, 1931, Land and Freedom,
March-April
- 1933 - Died, 11 December
- 19xx - His papers were presented by his son
to the Johns Hopkins University Library; included much Single
Tax literature
|
Holt,
Byron W. (Mrs.) |
New
York |
- 1929 - Attended International Union
conference, Edinburgh, Scotland
|
Home,
C.V. |
Pennsylvania
|
- 1938 - Attended Henry George Congress,
Toronto, Ontario; 7-9 September
|
Homics,
Alexander |
Florida
(St. Petersburg) |
- 1976 - Book, Messages to Mankind,
published
|
Hone,
Vernon R. |
Idaho
(Post Falls)
Oregon
(Myrtle Point) |
|
Hooker,
George E. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Hoopes,
Arthur |
...
|
- 1930 - Letter, to President Herbert Hoover
asking, "Is it correct to speak as if there were
equality of economic opportunity when the resources of nature
are legally in the hands of a small minority of the people?"
|
Hoose,
C.M. |
Pennsylvania
(Glendale) |
- 1932 - Letter, regarding the quality of Land
and Freedom, May-June
- 1937 - Letter, commenting on Rusby's
pamphlet, Smaller Profits?, Land and Freedom,
September-October
- 1943 - Letter, commenting on Henry
George News, Henry George News, December
- 1944 - Letter, urging confidence in
Georgist reforms, Henry George News, April
|
Hoover,
Glenn E. |
California
(Los Angeles)
(Oakland)
Biography |
- Profession: economics
professor
- 1887 - Born, 5 November (Halstead, Kansas)
- 1912 - Graduated from the University of
Washington
- 1922 - Earned M.A. degree, University of
Washington
- 1924 - Earned Ph.D. in economics,
University of Strasbourg
- 1924 - Serving as Assistant Professor of
Economics & Political Science, University of Oregon
- 1924 - Book, LaStabilisation du Franc,
published
- 1927 - Article, "Economic Effects of
Inheritance Taxes," American Economic Review, March
- 1929 - Article, "Our Mexican
Immigrants," Foreign Affairs, October
- 1937 - Married Kathleen Dougan, in San
Francisco
- 1939 - Article,
Henry
George and Malthusianism, The Freeman, September
- 1940 - Article,
Selling
The Freeman to Intellectuals -- Brick-Bats in a Friendly Mood,
The Freeman, January
- 1945 - Article, "The Economic Struggle
for Power," in Modern World Politics, ed. by
Thorsten Kalijarvi, 2nd edition (New York: Crowell)
- 1945 - Article, "The Outlook for Free
Trade," American Journal of Economics and Sociology,
April
- 1949 - Book, Twentieth Century Economic
Thought, Philosophical Library Publication, Fall
- 1950 - Article, "Economics for the
Citizen," Vital Speeches, 1 February
- 1951 - Article, "Jeffersonian
Democracy: Its Significance for our Time," American
Journal of Economics and Sociology, January
- 1951 - "How the Banks Cause Inflation,"
New Republic, April
- 1951 - Address,
Old Errors
Never Die, delivered to Seventh Annual Henry George School
conference, Los Angeles, 21 July; reprinted in Henry George
News, August
- 195- - Joins board of editors, American
Journal of Economics and Sociology
- 1952 - Address, "Justice and Monetary
Policy," delivered at International Union conference,
Odense, Denmark
- 1952 - Article, "Learning from the
Danes," The Freeman, No.2, pp. 841-844, September
- 1952 - Address,
The
Intellectual Ferment delivered before the Commonwealth
Club, San Francisco; reprinted in Henry George News,
December
- 1954 - Article,
Progress
and Poverty: 75 Years After, Henry George News,
August
1955 - Article, "New Programs for Old Slums, The
American City, May
- 1956 - Address,
The Just
Distribution of Wealth, delivered at the Henry George
School conference, Harcum Junior College, Bryn Mawr, PA, July.
Henry George News, September
- 1957 - Photograph
- 1957 - Article,
Have We
Outgrown Reform? Henry George News, August
- 1958 - Article,
Justice,
Charity and Power, Henry George News, September
- 1958 - Delivered speech, "The Century
of the Common Man," Northern California Mortgage Bankers
Assn., December (excerpts printed in Henry George News,
April 1959)
- 1958 - Paper, "Justice, Charity and
Power," presented at Henry George Schools conference, San
Diego, CA
- 1959 - Paper, "Freedom vs. Power,"
presented at Henry George Schools conference, Rutgers
University, New Brunswick, NJ
- 1959 - Paper,
Freedom vs Power,
presented at the Henry George School conference, Rutgers
University, New Jersey; 12 July. Reprinted in Henry George
News, September
- 1959 - Article,
Freedom vs Power,
Henry George News, September
- 1960 - Paper, "How Land Value Taxation
will be Achieved," presented at Henry George Schools
conference, Detroit, MI
- 1960 - Paper, "The Use and Abuse of
Governmental Power," presented at Henry George Schools
conference, Detroit, MI
- 1961 - Becomes professor emeritus and
elected to City Council of Oakland
- 1961 - Delivered speech,
Frontiers -- New and Old,
Henry George School conference, Hartford, Connecticut
- 1961 - Died, August 12, Age 73
|
Hoover,
Gordon |
California
(Los Angeles) |
- 1966 - Joins faculty, Henry George School
|
Hoppes,
Robert |
Ohio
(Springfield) |
- 1955 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Baldwin-Wallce College, Berea, OH
|
Horan,
William |
Delaware
(Wilmington) |
- 1895 - Member, Delaware Single Tax
Association. Arrested for promoting the single tax and put in
Dover jail.
|
Horing,
Norman, J.M. |
New
Jersey |
- 19-- - Appointed Professor of Physics,
Stevens Institute of Technology
- 1989 - Wrote an Open Letter to the
Communist World supporting LVT
|
Horn,
Charles |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Horn,
Walter |
Massachusetts
(Boston) |
- 1983 - Article, "Proportional
Representation?" Georgist Journal, Autumn
- 1985 - Delivered address, "The Coasian
theorem," at HGI symposium, NYC, April 20
- 1987 - Letter, Georgist Journal,
Spring
|
Horner,
Jim |
Oklahoma
(Lawtin) |
- 1976 - Joined faculity of Cameron
University, as Prof. of Economics
- 1991 - Introduced to the ideas of Henry
George by Ian Lambert and Nic Tideman
|
Hornstein,
Leon |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Horowitz,
Everett |
New
Jersey
(Bayonne) |
- 1959 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ
|
Horr,
Alexander |
Texas
(Waco) |
- 1893 - Assisted in "establishing
a dozen or so of the boiler-plate Single Tax papers published in
as many Texas cities..."
- 1895 - Participated in Delaware Single Tax
campaign
- 1896 - Returned to Hungary to enter the
National University of Budapest; and, then he organized a Henry
George Club (with a membership of sixty students)
- 1897 - Returned to the United States,
fearful that his activist efforts would cause him problems with
the university and government in Hungary
|
Horr,
Joseph J. |
New
York |
- 1894 - Engaged in correspondence regarding
the single tax with Benjamin R. Tucker
- 1905 - Delivered talk, "The Principles
of Economy," at Eagles Hall, Freeland, February
- 1905 - Became secretary of the utopian
colony, Freeland, in Washington State, which dissolved in
contention in 1907
- 1922 - Socialist candidate for Governor of
California
- 1931 - Living in San Francisco; a friend of
Emma Goldman, who arranged speaking engagements for her in San
Francisco
|
Horsley,
George A.R. |
Missouri
(St. Louis) |
- 1942 - Took Henry George course
- 1952 - Died, June
|
Horton,
Joseph J. |
... |
- Profession: Dean of
Management, University of Scranton
- 19-- - Became member, Henry George
Institute
|
House,
Edward |
Texas |
- 19-- - Novel, Philip Dru, Administrator,
contained "a diluted Georgist philosophy"
|
| HOUSTON
TEXAS SINGLE TAX LEAGUE |
Texas
(Houston) |
|
Hovey,
Richard (Mrs.) |
California
(Pasadena) |
- 1917 - Letter, Everyman, October, in
which she wrote: "The use of my
name on Equity Tax Reform circulars and letterheads is entirely
unwarranted, without my consent or knowledge. I have been and am
now whole-heartedly for the frank moral issue of The Great
Adventure -- whose only weakness was its employment of Charles
James. He is now where he belongs."
|
Howard,
Ebenezer |
... |
- 1850 - Born
- 18-- - Book, Garden Cities of Tomorrow,
published
- 1928 - Died
|
Howard,
John |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1944 - Instructor, Henry George School;
taught course on international trade
|
Howard,
Lester E. |
Massachusetts
(Sherborn) |
- 1942 - Letter, "The Freeman's reversal
of policy is most disgusting," The Freeman,
September
|
Howard,
William C. |
Missouri
(St. Louis) |
- 1939 - Co-founded Henry George School, St.
Louis, Missouri
- 1952 - Member of faculty, Henry George
School
|
Howe,
Frank H. |
Ohio
(Columbus) |
- 1926 - Letter, "The Unearned Increment,"
in the Ohio State Journal, 5 November
- 1930 - Letter, regarding solving
unemployment, Ohio State Journal
- 1930 - Article, "The History of the
Settlement of Columbus, Ohio," Land and Freedom,
March-April
|
Howe,
Frederic C.
Photograph |
Pennsylvania
Ohio
(Cleveland)
New York
(New York) |
- 1867 - Born, 21 November (Meadville,
Pennsylvania)
- 1889 - Graduated from Allegheny College
- 1892 - Received a Ph.D. from Johns Hopkins
University, studying under Richard Ely and Woodrow Wilson; wrote
his doctoral dissertation on "The Federal Revenues add the
Income Tax"; during 1891 he also attended the University of
Halle in Europe
- 1892 - Decided to study the law and enrolled
in the New York Law School, then returned to Meadville to join
his uncle's law firm
- 1894 - Appointed secretary to the
Pennsylvania Tax Commission in Pittsburgh soon resigned in
disgust with the politics involved
- 1894 - Moved to Cleveland, Ohio and joined
the law firm of Harry and James Garfield (sons of the late U.S.
President)
- 1896 - Book, Taxation and Taxes in the
United States Under the Internal Revenue System 1791-1895
- 1901 - Elected to Cleveland City Council
(Republican), where he became close to Tom L. Johnson and
learned of the "single-tax philosophy of Henry George."
He lost his bid for re-election as an independent, then joined
the Democratic Party
- 1903 - Elected to the Ohio State Senate,
serving as chairman of the Committee on Committees and "as
leader of the reform forces." (served to 1908)
- 1905 - Book, The City The Hope of
Democracy, published
- 1906 - Book, (semi-fictional) The
Confessions of a Monopolist
- 1907 - Article, "The British City: The
Beginnings of Democracy," The American Magazine.
Quote: "We shift our crooks from time to time; her crooks
are there for life."
- 1909 - Elected to Cleveland's five-man Board
of Quadrennial Appraisers, orchestrating adoption of the
Quadrennial Assessment Act in 1909
- 1909 - Resigned from his law practice in
Cleveland and moved to New York City to become director of the
People's Institute
- 1910 - Book, Privilege and Democracy in
America, published. Quote: "All the relations of
society were created by the class which ruled. And the class
which ruled was the class which owned."
- 1911 - Appointed secretary of the National
Progressive Republican League
- 1910 - Article,
The Way
Toward the Model City, World's Work, December
- 1912 - Article,
The City
As a Socializing Agency, American Journal of Sociology,
17 March
- 1913 - Book, European Cities at Work
- 1913 - Serving as Director, People's
Institute
- 1913 - Article,
The
Remaking of the American City, Monthly Magazine,
July
- 1914 - Appointed by Woodrow Wilson United
States Commission of Immigration at the Port of New York (Ellis
Island)
- 1915 - Book, The Modern City and Its
Problems
- 1916 - Book, Why War
- 1916 - Serving as President of the League
for Municipal Ownership and Operation
- 1917 - Joined with John Dewey and George L.
Record to form the Association for an Equitable Federal Income
Tax "to push for placing the cost of prepardedness upon
those in the higher income brackets."
- 1917 - Pamphlet,
The People,
The Land and the High Cost of Living, published by the
National Single Tax League
- 1919 - Book, The Only Possible Peace
- 1919 - Resigns as Commissioner of Ellis
Island rather than carry out the deportations orders during the
"Red Scare"; he became Executive Director of the
Conference on Democratic Railroad Control (promoting
naturalization of the railroads)
- 1919 - Howe's assessment of Woodrow Wilson,
from Latter-Day Progressives, p.284:
"Conflict disclosed his
loneliness, his fearfulness, his hatred of men who challenged
his power. Conflict disclosed the Wilson who had bewildered
liberals while he was President; who turned on old friends, who
hated Cabot Lodge, who excoriated imperialism, and seized Haiti
and San Domingo and sent battleships to Vera Cruz. It disclosed
the Wilson who imprisoned men who quoted him against himself.
When he himself was subjected to a personal test, he abandoned
the ideals he had held before America."
- 1921 - Book, Revolution
and Democracy, published by B.W. Huebsch, New York. Quote: "Society
itself sabotages production. It sabotages the source of all
wealth. All industry is dependent upon the resources of nature.
...Yet society has sanctioned a system that results in the great
bulk of our national resources being kept out of use."
(p.41)
- 1922 - Organized a Conference for
Progressive Political Action, which resulted in the formation of
the Progressive Party in 1924
- 192x- - Pamphlet,
The
Taxation of Land Values, published by the Joseph Fels Fund
- 1925 - Book,
The Confessions of a
Reformer. Front Cover
- 1926 - Elected to board, Henry George
Foundation of America
- 1926 - Owned "the Sconset Moors"
on Nantucket Island
- 1926 - Address,
Georgists
as Guardians of Intellectual Honesty, delivered at a
dinner honoring Charles O. Hennessy and Anna George De Mille,
New York, September, Land and Freedom, November-December
- 1933 - Appointed by Franklin Roosevelt as
Consumers' Counsel for the Agricultural Adjustment
Administration (serving unti removed in a politial struggle in
1935)
- 1937 - Became a consultant on farm tenancy
and cooperatives in the Philoppines
- 1939 - Began work on a study of European
banking for the Federal Monopoly Committee
- 1940 - Died, 3 August (age 72, of a heart
attack)
|
Howe,
George A. |
Maryland
(Capitol Heights) |
- 19-- - Took HG courses at HGS, NY
- 1993 - Letter, Georgist Journal,
Summer
|
Howe,
Llewellyn S. |
Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia) |
- 1940 - Instructor, Henry George School
|
Howe,
Richard E. |
Pennsylvania
(Pittsburgh) |
- 1935 - Teaching Henry George version of
political economy at the University of Pittsburgh (not part of
the university degree program)
- 1935 - Attended Henry George Congress, New
York, NY; September
- 1936 - Attended Henry George Foundation of
America congress, Cincinnati, Ohio; 12-14 November
- 1936 - Serving as Director, Henry George
School (continuing thru 1951)
- 1936 - Attended Henry George Fellowship
meeting, Chicago, July' discussed the "soap box brigade"
conducted in Pittsburgh (i.e., people enlisted to talk about the
Single Tax each evening on streetcorners)
- 1948 - Paper, "Simplifying Economics
for the Layman," delivered at the Henry George School
Conference, Chicago, July
|
Howell,
J.C. |
Florida
(Orlando) |
- 1918 - Letter, Everyman, March, in
which he wrote: "You must win;
your success means so much to the nation and all its people! As
soon as you win there you must come to Florida and help us out
here."
|
Howell,
Lincoln |
California
(Hillsborough) |
- 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
San Francisco, CA
|
Howells,
Benjamin
Biographical Sketch |
Pennsylvania
(Allentown) |
- 1930 - Born, 31 October, Seneca Falls, New
York
- 195- - Serving as Associate M.E., Wilkes
College
- 197- - Elected to city council; supports
bills for LVT
- 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
- 1991 - Serving a municipal planner, City of
Allentown (thru 1994)
- 1999 - Elected to Board of Commissioners,
Lehigh County
|
Howells,
William Dean |
... |
- 1890s - Editor, Atlantic Monthly
- 18-- - Book, A Hazard of New Fortunes,
published (contains a reflection on the reading of Progress
and Poverty
|
Howes,
E.A. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1931 - Elected to the board, a new Single
Tax League
|
Howes,
Seth H. |
Massachusetts
(Southboro) |
|
Howie,
Jopn McFarland |
New
York
(Buffalo) |
- 1926 - Active public speaker on Henry
George's doctrines
|
Howland,
Clayton L. |
California
(Los Angeles) |
- 1944 - Letter, proposing Progress and
Poverty be given to libraries, hospitals, etc., Henry
George News, July
|
Howland,
Edward |
South
Carolina
(Charleston) |
- 1832 - Born, Charleston, South Carolina
- 1853 - Graduated, Harvard University
- 1860 - Co-founder with Walt Whitman of The
Saturday Press
- 1865 - Married to Marie Stephens Case;
lived in New York City, then Hammonton, NJ; became active in
Grange movement
- 1899- Moved to Fairhope, Alabama after
becoming aware of its Georgist origins
- 1900 - Mrs. Howland donated an extensive
collection of books to the Fairhope Library and served as
librarian
- 1921 - Died
|
Hoyt,
Anne |
Colorado
(Monument) |
- 1982 - Becomes charter member of Colorado
Incentive Tax Association
|
Hoyt,
Homer |
...
|
- 1934 - Address, "The Growth of Chicago,"
at the Henry George Congress
|
Hubbard,
A.G. |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Hubbard,
Elbert Green |
...
|
- 1856 - Born, 19 June (Bloomington, Illinois)
- 1915 - Died, 7 May
- 1916 - Book, Little Journeys to the
Homes of the Great, Vol.9, includes a chapter on Henry
George. Quote: "The remedy Henry
George proscribed for economic ills was as simple as it was new,
and new things and simple things are ever looked on as
objectionable."
|
Hubbard,
F.J. |
New
York
(New York) |
- 19-- - Became member of the Manhattan Single
Tax Club
- 1930 - Died
|
Hubbard,
G.E. |
Texas
(El Paso) |
- 1890 - Serving as President, El Paso Tariff
Reform Club
|
Hubbard,
Robert L. (Judge) |
Colorado
(Colorado Springs) |
- 1919 - Retired from law practice
- 1927 - Residing in Southern California;
frequent speaker on behalf of the Single Tax
|
Hubbeli,
G.A. |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, California
Single Tax Society
|
Hubbell,
Williard |
Florida
(Miami) |
- Profession: Professor, University of Miami
(School of Engineering)
- 193- Learned of Henry George's writings
through the American Instiute of Economic Research in Great
Barrington, Massachusetts
|
Huckabone,
C. Leonard |
Michigan
(Detroit)
(Lincoln Park) |
- 1960 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, Detroit, MI
- 1967 - Attended Henry George School
conference, Montreal, Quebec; July
- 1973 - Attended International Union
conference, Isle of Man, September
- 1976 - Attended Henry George Foundation
conference, Evanston, IL
- 1977 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin
- 1978 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
- 1979 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
San Francisco, CA
|
Huddle,
Norrie |
Pennsylvania
(Scotland) |
- 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
|
Hudson,
Charles J. |
Illinois
|
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Hudson,
Cora |
Colorado
(Denver) |
- 1955 - Teacher, Henry George School, Denver
|
Hudson,
Michael |
New
York
(New York) |
- Profession: economist
- 1992 - Book, Trade, Development and
Foreign Debt published
- 1993 - Pamphlet, The Lost Tradition of
Biblical Debt Cancellations published by the Henry George
School Social Science Forum
- 1994 - Joins Henry George School, NY at
Research Director
- 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
- 1994 - Article, "How Large is Rusia's
Land Rent? How Will It Be Used? Henry George News,
September/October
- 1995 - Article,
The
Privatization of Land, Land & Liberty
- 1997 - Letter, Land & Liberty,
Spring
- 1997 - Article, "Sidetracked! Counting
the Cost of the Two-Rate Tax," with Richard Noyes, Land
& Liberty, Spring
- 1997 - Article,
The
Theory of Rent Needs a theory of History, Land &
Liberty, Winter
- 2000 - Article, "Globalized Economy
and Recapture of Rent," GroundSwell, March-April
- 2000 - Photograph
- 2000 - Article, "Norway's
Oil Rent Sell-Off," Land & Liberty,
Summer
- 2000 - Article,
The
Just Society: A Call For Action, with Joseph Hyde, Land
& Liberty, Autumn
- 2000 - Article, "There's Life Beyond
the Death Tax," Land & Liberty, Autumn
- 2003 - Presidentation, "Has Georgism
Been Hijacked by Special Interests," delivered at the
Council of Georgist Organizations conference, Bridgeport, CT, 19
July; reprinted in GroundSwell, January-February 2004
- 2004 - Participated in a panel on "The
Transition to a Market Economy -- The Russian and the Chinese
Cases and the Process in Other Countries," at the
International Union conference, Madrid, Sprain, May
- 2006 - Speech,
Real Estate,
Technology and the Rentier Economy: Pricing in excess of
Value, produing Income without Work, delivered at the
Economics of Abundance conference, Kings College, London, 3 July
- 2007 - Article,
Mr. Greenspan's
Myth, Land & Liberty, Winter
- 2008 - Article,
Bailing
out the Bubble's Enables
|
Hudson,
Oscar M. |
California
(Sausalito) |
- 1936 - Letter, urging others to read Henry
George, The News, of Sausalito
|
Hudson,
Peter P. |
...
|
- 1973 - Paper, "Administrative
Implications of Site Value Rating," presented at
International Union conference, Isle of Man, September
|
Hudson,
Thomas J. |
Indiana
(Indianapolis) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Indiana Single
Tax League
|
Huebert,
John |
New
York
(New York) |
- 2007 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, University of Scranton, Scranton, PA,
July
|
Huffman,
Leon |
California
(Coronado) |
- 1958 - Attended Henry George Schools
conference, San Diego, CA
|
Huggins,
W.J. |
Ohio
(Mansfield) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Mansfield
Single Tax Club
|
Hughan,
Jessie Wallace |
Ohio
(Mansfield) |
- 1875 - Born, 25 December (daughter of Samuel
and Margaret Hughan)
- 1898 - Earned A.B. degree from Barnard
College; thesis paper titled, "Recent Theories of Profits"
- 1899 - Earned Ph.D. in economics form
Columbia University; thesis paper: "The Place of Henry
George in Economics"
- 1907 - Became a socialist
- 1910 - Dissertation: "The Present
Status of Socialism in America"
- 1955 - Died, 10 April
|
Hughan,
Samuel |
|
- 1837 - born, 1 March (England, but his
family soon moved back to Scotland)
- 1866 - Moved to New York city
- 1868- Married, to Margaret West
- 18-- - Authored a study on the land
question, published in Britain
- 1880s - Quote: "Both
were convinced by Henry George's single tax plan, Margaret
Hughan was President of the Brooklyn Women's Single Tax Club."
- 1886 - Managed Henry George's mayoralty
campaign
- 1896 - Died, 10 February (Brooklyn)
|
Hughes,
Frank L. |
California
(San Diego) |
|
Hughes,
George |
Kansas
(Topeka) |
- Described as the son of Tom Hughes, author
of "Tom Browns's School Days" also reported as born in
England, then migrating to the United States as a young man
- 192- - Placed an
Advertisement
for Progress and Poverty and Social Problems in
the Topeka Daily Capital
- 1928 - Arranged for public hearings on the
Single Tax
- 1937 - Began teaching a course on Henry
George (location not known)
- 1938 - Teaching Henry George class
- 1939 - Died
|
Hughes,
George W. |
Ohio
(Cincinnati) |
- 1939 - Serving as Henry George School
extension secretary
|
Hughes,
Raymond Osgood |
California
(West Covina) |
- 18-- - Born
- 1917 - Book, Community Civics,
published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
- 1921 - Book,
Economic
and Vocational Civics, published by Allyn and Bacon. This
is a three-part excerpt from the book that sets out his
fundamental principles of political economy
- 1928 - Book, Elementary Community
Civics, published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
- 1931 - Book, A Text-Book in Citizenship,
published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
- 1935 - Book, Problems of American
Democracy,
BOOK
COVER 1936 - Serving as Professor, Department of
Curriculum Studies, University of Pittsburgh
- 1936 - Presidential Address,
Social Sanity
Through the Social Studies, delivered at the 16th annual
conference of the Council for the Social Studies, 27 November,
Detroit, Michigan. Reprinted from Social Education,
Vol.1, January, 1937
- 1937 - Book, Building Citizenship,
published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
- 1937 - Book, Fundamental of Economics,
published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
- 1948 - Book, The Making of Today's
World, published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston;
BOOK COVER
- 1952 - Book, Todays Problems,
published by Allyn and Bacon, Boston
|
Hughes,
Rupert |
Pennsylvania
|
- 1927 - Article, "Freedom and Equal
Opportunity," The Commonwealth, December. Quote: "...
if Americanism means anything it means equality, free thought,
free speech, free opportunity for the development of the
individual and of the government."
|
Hughes,
Thomas |
...
|
- Father of George Hughes of Kansas
- 19-- - Book, Tom Brown's School Days,
published
- 19-- - Became a Christian Socialist and
leader of the Cooperative Movement in the United Kingdom
- 1936 - Biography, The Life and Works of
Thomas Hughes, by Charles William Wilson published. Wilson
was a student at the Henry George School in New York and a
graduate student at Columbia University.
|
Hull,
Benjamin |
New
York
(Ellenville) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Single Tax Club
of Ellenville
|
Hullinger,
E. |
Ohio
(Columbus) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Columbus Single
Tax Club
|
Hulse,
Doris E. |
... |
- 1945 - Letter, challenging assertion that
the single-tax will prevent wars, Henry George News,
November
|
Hummell,
John |
Iowa
|
- 1926 - Candidate for Attorney General,
Commonwealth Land Party
|
Hungerford,
Tom |
... |
- 1960 - Delivered talk on Australia, Henry
George School, NY, October 28
|
Hunnell,
James |
Iowa
(Des Moines) |
- 1894 - Moved to Fairhope, Alabama; became
charter member, Fairhope Industrial Association
|
Hunt,
Charles F. |
... |
- 1915 - Article, on rasons California voters
did not approve a constitutional amendment to adopt the Single
Tax. Wilshire Weekly, Los Angeles, CA. Quote: "Land
monopolists rule, for no other class could be injured by
Amendment 20. ...lies were invented so that landholders may
continue taking eight billions of dollars as site rent, and
giving nothing in return; ..."
- 1915 - Article,
Land Not
Property, Single Tax Review
- 1916 - Served as Vice President, Chicago
Single Tax Club
|
Hunt,
Thomas (Hon.) |
Ohio
(Cincinnati) |
- 1880s - Active Single Taxer; served one term
in the State Senate of Ohio
- 1916 - Died, 18 January
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Hunter,
Robert |
...
|
- 1937 - Serving as President, Henry George
Fellowship, East Bay chapter
|
Hunter,
Wyles Robert |
...
|
- 1879 - born (Indiana)
1896 - Graduated from Indiana University (where he was
influenced by John R. Commons); went to work for a charity
organization in Chicago, working at Hull House with Jane Addams
- 1901 - Book, Tenement Conditions in
Chicago, published
- 1903 - Visited with Leo Tolstoy in Russia
- 1904 - Book, Poverty, published
- 1904 - Moved to New York City to help the
poor; joined the Socialist Party; ran in 1907 for New York State
Assembly
- 1905 - Met with Theodore Roosevelt and
Samuel Clemens
- 19xx - Married into a family that "amassed
fortunes in mining, banking and railroads..."
- 1910 - Ran as a socialist candidate for
governor of Connecticut
- 1917 - Resigned from the Socialist Party;
moved to California
- 1919 - Book, Why We Fail as Christians,
published
- 1928 - Photograph
- 1940 - Book, Revolution, in which
he argued against revolutions and for capitalism, despite its
faults, as the best system for defense of liberty
|
Hunter,
Robert A. |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1939 - Began teaching Henry George course
|
Huntington,
Charles White |
...
|
|
Huntington,
Frederic Dan (Bishop) |
New
York
|
- 1890 - Article, defending "George
and like-minded reformers," in the Forum,
October [Reprinted from Charles Albro Barker, Henry George,
1955, p.560]
|
Huntington,
James Otis Sargent (Rev.) |
New
York
(New York) |
- 1854 - Born, Boston, Massachusetts
- 1875 - Earned B.A., Harvard University;
then attended St. Andrew's Divinity School, Syracuse (1876-1879)
- 1880 - Ordained into priesthood, Episcopal
Church, New York, NY
- 1889 - Accompanied Henry George to United
Kingdom from France
- 1890s - Activity supported Henry George and
the Single Tax movement
- 1935 - Died, 29 June
|
Huntington,
Ralph D. |
California
(San Francisco) |
- 1914 - First heard of Henry George in San
Francisco
- 1930s - Teacher, Henry George courses
- 1953 - Article, "The sultan's Turret
and the Shaft of Light," Henry George News,
December
- 1960 - Letter, Henry George News,
November
|
Huntsman,
Carol |
California
(San Diego) |
- 1994 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference, Fairhope, Alabama
|
Hurford,
Don |
Pennsylvania
(West Chester)
(Phoenixville) |
- 1978 - Attended Joing Georgist Conference,
Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania
- 1979-1980 - Served as Vice President,
Incentive Tax League of Delaware Valley
- 1980 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
New York, NY
- 198- - Joins faculty, Henry George School
extension, Philadelphia
- 198- - Joins staff, Henry George School, NY
- 1982 - Paper, "The Nuclear Holocaust,"
presented at Joint Georgist Conference, Chatham College,
Pittsburgh, PA, July
- 1984 - Chaired discussion on Georgist
education, CGO conference, Pawling, NY
- 1985 - Delivered talk, "Use of Media
in Education," CGO conference, Washington University, St.
Louis, MO
- 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Philadelphia, PA
- 2004 -
Photograph
- 2005 - Attended Council of Georgist
Organizations conference; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; August
|
Hurwitz,
Bonnie R. |
Maryland
(Baltimore) |
- 1989 - Attended Joint Georgist Conference,
Philadelphia, PA
- 1991 - Letter, Georgist Journal,
Autumn
|
Husar,
Joseph |
...
|
- 1973 - Member of board, Henry George School
of Northern California; served as second vice president
|
| Hussey,
Mary D. (Dr.) |
New
Jersey
(East Orange) |
- 1915 - Serving as President, Woman's Single
Tax Club of Orange
- 1911 - Attended Single Tax conference,
Chicago, Illinois, November
|
Hutchins,
P. Lincoln |
Maryland
(Baltimore) |
|
Hutchins,
George |
New
Jersey
(Camden County) |
- 1886 - Died, left a $30,000 estate to Henry
George for distribution of his books (lawsuit by other heirs
absorbed almost all of the funds)
|
Hutchins,
Robert M.
Photograph |
... |
- 1899 - Born, Brooklyn, New York; 17 January
- 1915 - Attended Oberlin College, Ohio
(graduated 1917)
- 1921 - Graduated from Yale University;
earned law degree in 1925
- 1925 - Photograph
- 1929 - Becomes President, University of
Chicago
- 1929 - Photograph
- 1941 -
Letter,
to Mrs. O.C. Siebenmann of the Henry George Woman's Club, 5
February
- 1945 - Member, Committee to Frame a World
Constitution
- 1951 - Left University of Chicago
- 1952 -
The
Tradition of the West, from The Great Conversation:
The Substance of a Liberal Education, Vol.I, The Great
Books of the Westtern World
- 1954 - Becomes President, Fund for the
Republic
- 1959 - Founds Center for the Study of
Democratic Institutions, California
- 1962 -
Interview
by Joseph P. Lyford. Reprinted in The Center Magazine,
January-February 1986
- 1963 - Paper,
Science,
Scientists, and Politics, a Center for the Study of
Democratic Institutions Occasional Paper, reprinted in The
Center Magazine, November-December 1987
- 196- Chapter 8,
The University,
from the book The Learning Society
- 1964 - Article,
Change
The Property Tax, California Hmeowner, February
- 1966 - Article,
The Nation's
Law Schools. Reprinted in The Center Magazine,
July-August, 1986
- 19-- - Article,
The
Mind Is Its Own Place. Reprinted in The Center
Magazine, November-December, 1984
- 1970 - Photograph
- 1970 -
Interview,
"Don't Just Do Something," by Keith Berwick, Center
Magazine (Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions),
1970-72
- 1973 - Speaker at Henry George School
conference, York University, Toronto
- 1976 - Article,
Is
Democracy Possible?, The Center Magazine,
January-February
- 1976 - Article,
Saint Thomas
Aquinas and the World State, The Center Magazine,
September-October
- 1977 - Died, 14 May in Santa Barbara,
California
- 1984 - Article,
The
End of the Hutchins Era at the Center for the Study of
Democratic Institutions, by Harry S. Ashmore, The
Center Magazine, November-December
|
Hutchinson,
John W. |
New
York |
- 1890s - Sang at Single Tax Club meetings
- 1897 - Supported Henry George in his
campaign for mayor of New York and sang at Single Tax Club
meetings
|
Huttinger,
E. Paul |
Pennsylvania
(Bala Cynwyd) |
- 1940 - Member, Henry George School advisory
council
|
Hutton,
Andrew |
New York
(Schenectady) |
- 1847 - Born, Scotland
- 1879 - Migrated to the United States
- 1915 - Letter, on who is a true Socialist, Single Tax Review
- 1916 - Letter, "Land Value Taxation the Cream from Socialism," Single Tax
Review, January-February
- 1916 - Died, June
|
Huxley,
Thomas |
... |
- 1890 - Articles attacking Henry George on
philosophical basis publlished in Nineteenth Century
|
Hwang,
Y.S. |
Hawaii
|
- 1952 - Attended International Union
conference, Odense, Denmark
|
Hyde,
David Alexander |
...
|
- 1997 - Paper, "Henry George on Stage:
James A. Herne and the Single Tax," at the International
conference on Henry George, New York, NY, 1 November
|
Hyde,
Henry M. |
Illinois
(Chicago) |
- 1914 - Serving as a writer on the staff of
the Chicago Times
- 1914 - Article, "Single Tax Plan Gives
Prosperity to Houston Texas," Joseph Fels Fund Bulletin,
March. Reprinted from the Chicago Tribune, 6 March
|
Hyde,
Newton |
... |
- 19-- - Active in Single-Tax movement
|
Hyde,
Oliver P. |
Oklahoma
(Tulsa) |
- 1858 - Born, Groton, New York
- 1890s - Organized a Single Tax Club in
Marietta, Ohio
- 1928 - Died, 12 May (age 69)
|
Hydeman,
Al L. |
Pennsylvania
(York)
|
- 1970's - Served as Pennsylvania Secretary of
Community Affairs
- 1978 - Delivered keynote address at the
Joint Georgist Conference, Bryn Mawr College, Pennsylvania, July
- 1978 - Opinion column, "Pennsylvania's
Property Tax Choices," Evening Bulletin, 6 July
|
Hyder,
David C. |
... |
- 1938 - Article, "As Expected: WPA In
Politics," The Freeman, October
- 1940 - Article, "The Keystone of Our
Efforts," Land and Freedom, September-October
|
Hyheman,
Edward L. |
Ohio
(Columbus) |
- 1890 - Serving as Secretary, Central Single
Tax Club; and Secretary, Ohio Single Tax League
|
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