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New York Times in New York, New York

25 Oct 1908

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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Oct 25, 1908

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38

French Republic Existence Depends on Peace Says Times Leader

The Times argues France faces a stark choice between peace and a monarchy to preserve national dignity. It notes intrigues in Paris with Gambetta’s legacy guiding policy, warns against war with Austria or Russia, and cites pressure from Russia and Britain. It highlights fears of a military dictatorship should France triumph militarily and recalls Gambetta’s stance against monarchy. It cites fell reasoning of French officials under threat to Republic.

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France Philo Balkans United States Austria Bosnia Herzegovina Bulgaria Frances Russia Great Britain England Montenegro Servia Turkey Alsace Lorraine Gambetta Germany Italy Francesco Crispi Muscovita St. Petersborg St. Petersburg William Paris Neva Czar Far East St.Petersburg Prince’ Hohenlohe Alsace- Lorraine German Empire Bismarck Blye Seine Ceamille Huttelon Naawab Bourzacisib Cleménecan Willy Thet Republic Wien Wanye Jonsten Powers Sedan
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Poets and Pranks on Poisonous Tunes Across Cities

A satiric cable dispatch reports London’s ex-sheriff warning that great composers may influence susceptible minds. Paris notes a singer scratched by a pet while a pet G sharp runs wild in heat. New York cites operas using brass and strings to avoid woodwind fumes in drinking songs. Peoria reports a boy poisoned by a street tune. Munich notes forty seven attendees removed after a Richard Strauss concert.

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Charles Wakefield London Euterpe, Mich Paris Mme Emma Calvé Mme. Caryé New York Metropolitan Manhattan Bonsoir Pélleas Et al Skull Ana Crossbones Laude Debussy Maurice Maéteriinckars Dr. Bonsoir Central Africa Peoria Tit Johnny Griggs Munich Bavaria Richard Strauss
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Royalist Tensions and Political Turmoil Across France

Aerial text discusses election fever and apathy in the United States, then shifts to French royalist plots, Breton clergy, and Clemenceau era politics. It cites aristocrats, bishops, and government actions as tensions rise amid Republic instability and fears of royal restoration.

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