Loubet Pleads for Free Pass in French Politics
Paris dispatch notes President Loubet appealing to the public for a free pass in political life to avoid partisan attacks. He seeks to be seen as an emblem of France rather than as a partisan actor, accepting the burden of the presidency with its abuses. The article also surveys leadership figures and the decline of The Paris Figaro after the Dreyfus affair, contrasting royalist and republican readership and noting European press dynamics.
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Leubet
le Mans
England
France
Loubet
Bog
Edward
Trans- Vaal
Chamberlain
Rhodes
Jameson
le Manga
M. Loubet
Michael Herbert
Washington
New York
Ogden Goelet
London
Orme Wilson
William Astor
Herbert
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Europe
Figaro
Republic
Gaulois
Temps
Journal Des Debats
Echo of
Paria
Journal
Henri Rochefort
Thx
Petit Journal
Edwards
Edward VII
Edward II
Edward V
Edward IV
Edward VI
Black Prince
Henry VII
Richard II
Howard
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George Lit
Duke of York
Duke of Kent
England still dazed by Edwards illness in coronation week
London in a reflective mood as King Edward VII endures severe abdominal pain. Reports note doctors frank about pain, public closeness to the monarch, and preparations for possible coronation theatrics despite the canceled ceremony. Moving-picture crews abroad replicate the event in Paris while society watches with mixed emotion.
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Tully
Toms
Thes
Wmight Bet
Westminster Abbey
France
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Paris
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Ieee
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Fila
Pia
Edward
Noomsa
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Iranker
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Germany and Morgan clash over monarchies in public view
A lengthy, opinionated feature describes the supposed alliance of J Pierpont Morgan and German royalty. It notes William II, Leoncavallo, and Wagner influence, plus rumors of court intrigue and a looming cultural renaissance. The piece also discusses the Polish question, Slavism, and pressures within the German empire toward fusion of nationalities.
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Ily
Aimerica-phoiste
Kaiser
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
United
Germany
Gan
Mr. Morgan
William L. Elkins
P. A
Herry Balun
Sonia
William II
Keade Ser
Rosana
Berlin
Wagner
Leoncavallo
Paris
Leoncavalilo
William
Secré
Bertini
Italy
Roland
German Empire
Teuton
Austria
Bemena
Jokes and Jests of Frank Burnand and Morgain Heard
Victorian humor and high society anecdotes surface in a portrait of Sir Frank Dr Burnand editor of Laughing Punch and the financier J Pierpont Morgan. A gag about coronation delays circulates as Morgan quietly absorbs the news on the Underground.
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London Punch
Edward
Jesuits
Manressa
London
Frank Dr Burnand
Punch
J. Pierpont Morgain
Mr. Morgan
Prussian Polish tensions alarm world peace and a fashion prince
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Thurn
Albert
Berlin
Uig
Atlantic
Vienna
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