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Bryan and the Soup House influenced by New York politics
An extensive editorial on Bryan and Kern, linking their tariff stance to the feared rise of soup houses and bread lines in New York. The piece argues Democratic control historically led to broader charity programs, while Republican governance spurred prosperity and ended soup houses. It contrasts Taft and Bryan, praising disciplined leadership and warning that Bryan would worsen unemployment and depress wages. It cites savings banks, manufacturers, and labor as indicators of economic direction.
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Bryan
Soup House
New York
Kern
Union
Kono
Revere
Myan
Bevan
Luigi Ues
Wollnam
Watt
Leighr
National Metal Vues Association
Sherman
Seine
Taft
Tinyan
Kiyon
Paris
Istanda
Philippines
Tsay
Bia Party
Congress
Seutile
Uaft
Orient
Mr. Taft