Horr and Harvey debate free coinage in 1895 US
The Illinois club hosts a fierce exchange on free silver, with Horr arguing against a unilateral silver standard and Harvey defending independent US remonetization. They cite mint figures, gold and silver stocks, and wage impacts on workers, farmers, and industry while predicting international shifts if the US adopts silver coinage.
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Azele F. Hatch
Chicago
Horr-Harvey
United States
Horr
Harvey
Mint
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Mr. Harvey
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India
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Mexico
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South America
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Germany
Spain
G. H. Gibson
New York
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Gold Standard
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Hector M. Hay
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Europe
Charles Freemantle
Tower Hill
Tadiz
England
Brussels
Latin Union
Excited Conversation Between Bystanders Over Quarrel
Two bystanders describe a scene where a deaf and dumb man and his companion quarrel verbally. One insists both men threaten physical harm while the other denies it. The exchange highlights confusion and heightened tension in a crowded setting.
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Horr
Europe
Niagara
United States
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