Harvey Horr Debate on Money Unit in Chicago Ill Club
After preliminaries in the Chicago Ill club debate Harvey and Horr clashed over fiction and fact in a book about money and the gold standard. Horr argued the book uses real figures to critique policy while Harvey defended the allegorical approach and defined the first U.S. money unit passed in 1753 as one dollar with copper half-cent pieces, outlining decimal measures and value.
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Harvey
Satriy
Zesop
Ned
Peony
Mr. Horr
Fulee Witnhes
Father
Heaven
Babes
Mo. Harvey
Mr. Harr
Ilora
Iorr
United States
Horr
Howell
Times-Herald
Horrs
Mr. Harvey
Our
Republic
Hiere
Debates On Silver and Gold Standards in 1792 Debate
The discussion centers on the U S monetary standard set by the 1792 act, fixing silver as the unit of value and establishing gold equivalence. Speakers argue about bimetalism, coinage rights, and constitutional constraints, with references to Webster and Hamilton, and contrasts on silver versus gold standards and their public use.
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United States of America
United States
Harver
Congress
Daniel Webster
Congressional Globe
Horr
Mr. Hore
Harvey
Sceaunt
Mr. Harvey
United States Congress
Oodivis
Alexander Hamilton
Jefferson
Str
Hamilton
American Congress
Samilton
Horrors at Van prison and Albanian women auctions
Dispatch details the Van prison conditions with crowded cells and brutal flogging of Armenian prisoners while exposing widespread abuses against Christian women. It reports tax farm auctions selling village women to Turkish and Kurdish buyers, with husbands and families punished for resistance.
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Van
Diring
Karaken Pagehest
Ile
Saaoun
la Able
Armenia
Wheat and grain futures move on mixed signals
The market report shows wheat firm early as September contracts opened steady at 681 with highs near 691g amid weather frost fears in the northwest. Corn and oats followed firmer tones on short covering, with September corn opening at 46 and trading 45½ to 46¾. Provisions rose in line with grain, with September pork at 19.02, lard at 4.32, and ribs around 5.14.
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Topeka
Loont
Chicago
Minnesota
Dakota
Nebraska
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Towa
Kansas
Hed River
Cudshsy & Ream
Cargill
Woonsocket
South Dakota
Ifoga
Indianapolis
Berlin
Connelly
Associated Press
Cuiiaco
Riba
Sila
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Combinat’n Bookcn
Cniffoniers
Children’s Carrin
Taatari PLC
Offisa Reed
Kansas Ave
Tal
LINSC
Creamerie
Chicago & Alton
R. R
Kansas City
St. Louis
Ty D. Bowes
Herth Breaiway
James Charlton
Chicago, Ill
Hewley
Jnique Uliens
George W. Stansfield
St. Joseph
Omaha
Peoria
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Atlantic Coast
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Niagara Falls
Pittsburg
Eastern Points
H. C. Orr
Ac’t
Kansas City, Ke
H.R. Hilton
Geary County
T. R. Hilton
Prof. Hilton
Baptist Young Paopie’s Union
RB & U RT Co
Ohio River
L. 8
Allen
A. G. PA
Grand Central Station
Northreat
Chicago Great Western
Des Moines
Marshalltown
St Paul
Amonapolis
Geo. W. Sixcors
Kunaus City
Speal Nelew
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
Toledo
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Mohawk Valley
Berkshire Hills
Albany
Hudson River
St Lawrence River
White Mountain
Saratoga
Chautauqua Lake
P. Mumphrey
Kansan City
C. K. Wilber
Weat Pass
Agt
Edward McGinnis
Church of the Assumption
Santa Fe Round House
Irwin
U. W. Epwaxp McGinnis
Manans City
Cruz
Texas
Lee Noland
Creascent Gallery
Riba —Caah
Cash
Lord
Aly Mabe
SOK Sale Ai
TopoRace
Ranleoux
the Accounting Trust Co
Fes
Les Sale
Eagle & Cary
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