Tiomane Sails To London For Covent Garden Debuts
Tiomane and Natalia head to London with Prof. Desgoffes for a Covent Garden concert series. Tiomane surpasses Parisian fame in England, while Guillaume grows more withdrawn. Natalia teases Tiomane about Guillaume’s hopes as rehearsals begin and tickets fetch high prices.
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Hall of Eden
Mach One
Desgoffes
Tiomane
Marguerite
Guillaume
Natalia
Paris
London
Land of Fogs
Lancede
Mademoiselle de Sorgnes
Aving
Covent Garden
Frances
Juiliaume
England
Sound Money and the Gold Standard Debate in 19th Century Press
The article critiques the gold standard praising the value of natural resources and paper money, arguing prices and prosperity rely on a healthy price level. It cites Vanderbilt and Cleveland era figures, denounces demonetization of silver, and questions Bayard’s stance while urging reform and independence from English monetary policy.
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William K. Vanderbilt
England
Europe
America
United States
Cleveland
Bayard
I Married My Wife Because She Would Have Me
Several men recount why they married, joking that their wives were unique because they were the only women who would have them, prompting laughter and applause.
Bayard Breaks With Britain Over Impeachment Debate
The article cites Bayard's remarks in England criticizing American self-government and noting President Cleveland's handling of the money question. It argues the Sherman act on silver purchases and market speculation shaped policy, claiming repeal weakened enforcement and that price manipulation questions linger.
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United States
Bayard
England
Cleveland
Congress
Harrison
Traitor Carlisle on the silver to gold ratio debate
John G. Carlisle denounces efforts to destroy metallic money as a vast crime and warns that halving the world’s money would cause prolonged distress far beyond wars or famine. He argues that precious metals will remain sufficient for population growth and trade and calls for a firm reestablishment of the ratio.
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Europe
Treasurer Sherman Letter on Monetary Standards
In a July 15 1878 correspondence John Sherman defends a gold standard while acknowledging the merits of a bimetallic system as debated in Paris. He urges coordinated action by leading nations to fix silver and gold relations and cites mint documents and the silver commission for factual support.
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Treasury Department
Monetary Commission
Paris
Mint
Silver Commission
John Sherman
W. S. Grosbeck
Cincinnati
The National Bimetallist Funding Plea
Granville Iowa resident T E Diamond argues for vigorous action to promote the National Bimetallist. He credits it with restoring sight to self interested foes and offers to help recruit readers, while a counter quote notes a charity request and fashion expense.
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T. E. Diamond
Granville
Iowa
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Ort
Jacques Vincent
Copyrigny
Bis
Madame de Sorgnes
Maritza
Plano
Tromane
Iomane
Cato
Tiemane
International Press Association
Pari
Carlisle
John G. Carlisle
Sherman
Bottle Alley
Cleveland Press
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