Phantom Lovers and Napoleonic Dreams in Paris Stage
A long read on Claude Bede and Jeanne Maubourg, a Paris stage couple. The article explores how Bede’s Napoleonic persona contrasted with real marriage, Maubourg’s artistry, and the psychology of idealization in love and theater. It notes their divorce in the American courts, Maubourg’s Met season, and the tension between stage illusion and real life.
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Elysium
If Wife
Tvorce
Claude Bede
Ang Winger
Paris
Jeanne Maubourg
Mark Telfair
Monsieur Benedict
Napoleon
Monsieur Napoleon Bede
Metropoltan Opera Company
Maubourg
Monsieur Bede
Bede
Madame Sans-Gene
M. Benedict
Europe
New York
Jersey’ City
Goffaux
Caruso
George Ade
George
African Woman Fights Lion Inspires Scenic Portrait
An African Masai woman who faced a lion in the wild is pictured in a historic photograph and described as resisting the beast with fierce courage. The account contrasts her reaction with that of a famous opera singer who allegedly calmed a tiger with song. The story notes the woman’s injuries and the skull’s resilience as defense.
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Mons
Mmy Destiny
Slater
Passiar
Breset
Allen Sangree
Africa
Panama Canal Death Toll Sparks Congressional Note
A 1904 to 1914 tally reports 1219 deaths linked to Panama Canal work, mostly accidents, with several drownings. The count, discussed by Col Goethals to Congress, suggests fatalities far exceed those of the Mexican War, prompting calls for stricter safety and organization. Dutch city mentions appear unrelated context.
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George M Young
Congress
Col Goethals
Panaime Canal
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