"Broke," The Man Without the Dime

by Edwin A. Brown

CONTENTS

CHAPTER		PAGE
	Introductory	xi
I	My Itinerary and Working Plan	[3]
II	The Welcome in the City Beautiful to its Builders	[8]
III	Chicago—A Landlord for Its Homeless Workers	[28]
IV	The Merciful Awakening of New York	[42]
V	Homeless—In the National Capital	[48]
VI	Little Pittsburg of the West and Its Great Wrong	[57]
VII	“Latter-Day Saints” Who Sin Against Society	[62]
VIII	Kansas City and Its Heavy Laden	[71]
IX	The New England “Conscience”	[82]
X	Philadelphia’s “Brotherly Love”	[95]
XI	Pittsburg and the Wolf	[104]
XII	Omaha and Her Homeless	[117]
XIII	San Francisco—The Mission, the Prison, and the Homeless	[123]
XIV	Experiences in Los Angeles	[136]
XV	In Portland	[144]
XVI	Tacoma	[160]
XVII	In Seattle	[164]
XVIII	Spokane	[172]
XIX	Minneapolis	[178]
XX	In the Great City of New York	[183]
XXI	New York State—The Open Fields	[197]
XXII	The Laborer the Farmer’s Greatest Asset	[207]
XXIII	Albany—In the Midst of the Fight	[218]
XXIV	Cleveland—The Crime of Neglect	[223]
XXV	Cincinnati—Necessity’s Brutal Chains	[244]
XXVI	Louisville and the South	[256]
XXVII	Memphis—A City’s Fault and a Nation’s Wrong	[279]
XXVIII	Houston—The Church and the City’s Sin Against Society	[288]
XXIX	San Antonio—Whose Very Name is Music	[296]
XXX	Milwaukee—Will the Philosophy of Socialism End Poverty?	[305]
XXXI	Toledo—The “Golden Rule” City	[310]
XXXII	Spotless Detroit	[314]
XXXIII	Conclusion	[318]
XXXIV	Visions	[328]
	Appendix	[339]

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