Sherman at Home with Famous Barn and Historic Library
Washington to Ohio talks with Senator Sherman reveal a vast autograph collection, a library of thousands of volumes, and stories about prominent men. The correspondence touches on reciprocity finance and farming as Maserrenn recalls two interviews over three days, reflecting on the senator’s public career from early days with President Pratk.
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Mansion and memories at Senator Sherman's Mansfield home
A Mansfield visitor recounts Senator Sherman's Ohio home perched on a hill, its 20 acre lawns, surrounding orchards, and grand library holdings. He describes the house interior, the private papers vault, and Sherman's view of guests, politics, and notable interactions with figures like Lincoln, Hayes, Bismarck, and Kaiser Wilhelm.
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Senator Sherman on tariff and coinage policies debate
The interview covers tariff and free coinage of silver as national issues. Sherman criticizes McKinley tariff and discusses reciprocity with Canada and other nations, currency debates, and the impact on farmers. He argues for a middle path in treasury notes and highlights trade prospects with Brazil, Cuba, and rail/ship links.
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Lispenard and the Bloomin Ish-de-dab at Gramercy
Alonzo Lispenard, a self-styled artist with a mercurial nature, returns home from a brisk lobby of luxury to his New York mansion near Irving Place. He chats with his valet and Jameson about his image and future, while Lexington Delavan and Philip Lex offer sharp and witty observations on status, art, and ambition amidst a tense roomful of servants and secrets.
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