Albert Declares Defiance of French Premier in Midi
Marcelin Albert, the so called Redeemer of the Midi, issues a Napoleonic proclamation saying federated municipalities should ignore the Prime Minister. Government readiness to act grows as Montpellier’s public prosecutor is summoned to Paris amid fears of unrest and possible arrests.
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Marceau speaks on Montpellier wine growers rising against tradition
Marcelin Albert known as Marceau pledges peaceful anarchy to rally 600,000 Midi wine growers for a Montpellier demonstration. He contrasts himself with Paris opposition, recalls youth in Carcassonne, and asserts unwavering resolve, warning of government inaction and promising success.
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Grisis Imperils Cabinet In French Wine Bill Clash
Paris reports a looming government defeat over the Wine Frauds bill as northern and southern economic interests clash. Senators and Deputies met in long talks without reconciliation, with many predicting the administration’s possible fall given its slim majority on the first clause.
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Grand Week in Paris Highlights American Social Scene
Paris booms with American visitors as the Journalistic Congress target and Grand Prix race draw crowds. Notables including Mrs W T Moore and Jeanna Granier host events at the German Embassy and private houses while New York society eyes upcoming nuptials and daring yachts traverse Europe.
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Season opens in Lucerne in 1907 Americans arrive for summer
American season strengthens at Lucerne with Rev Dr Betticker arriving to lead services at Christ Church and a stream of prominent U S residents and families—Cozzens Sloane Carnegie Barrett Towle Barton French pose at Interlaken and Montreux clubs while arrivals gather at the National Hotel and Hotel de la Paix for a busy summer.
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Savage plans singers bureau in Paris to aid American artists
Henry W. Savage, head of the Castle Square Opera Co, opens a European bureau in Paris to track American singers abroad. The plan includes a reading room and testing hall, aiming to prevent talented Americans from disappearing into obscurity and to aid staging in America.
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Irish Steamer Anglia Strikes Rock in Fog
The Irish express Anglia with over 800 aboard struck a submerged rock off Holyhead in thick fog. Passengers were alarmed but kept orderly as life belts were distributed and lifeboats readied. After about 30 minutes the captain freed the ship under her own power and landed the passengers. The bows were stove in above and below the water line, but the crew and lifeboats saved most onboard.
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