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Debates Over 1873 Coin Law Endorsements and Attacks
The Harvey Horr exchange ends in close fighting with personal remarks as Horr defends working class roots and bank role, while Harvey accuses corruption in 1873 congressional actions. They discuss Knox bill details, mint law, silver demonetization, and related political scandals. The session includes references to judges, officials, and historical context, with follow up questions from the audience.
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Carcano
Harvey-Horr
Horr
Tcomme
Will Learo
Brother Harvey
Kanawha National Bank
Mr. Harvey
Mr. Harr
Mr. Horr
Shawn
Mr. Harver
Ons Tlie
Ido
Hore
Hort
Weltiah Bank
Mr. Hort
Thad
Michigan
Congress
Harvey
Mr. Boutwell
the Treasury
Mr Knox
The
Treasury
Linderman
Min
Parson
Philadelphia
Banker’ Magazine
Knox
Boutwell
Senate
United States
Patterson
Mr. Knox
Washington
Mr. Iarvey
Calfaxs
Belknap
Delmar
England
United States Treasury
Clinton Cullato
Ways and Means Committees
Charles Sherman
Ohio
Senator Sherman
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Shermann
Exchange
Sharman
Harvay
Sherman
John Sherman
Mr. Herr
Muna
College of the
Conference Committee
George 5. Bassett
Ways and Means Committee
Bankers
New York
Chicago Tribune
Pashas
Mr Horr
Kelly
Harvey Ald
Lord Castlereagh
Ireland
Chicago Post
Mr. Morr
Grand Republic
Real Chalden
Harr
Judge Kelly
Hooper
Germany
Messra Horr
Pertisons
Cain
San Francisco
Memhis
Afr