The Fault Finders Poem Mirror Fable
Three men seek fault and receive glass gifts. One sees only flaw in himself, another clears all, and the third makes a mirror to help others. The parable contrasts vanity, truth, and wise reflection.
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Newspaper
Jackson Herald
Location
Jackson, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
2
An Unbilled Play Scene at the Mile Dupont Lobby
In a rain drenched lobby Mile Dupont performer attracts a crowd after a late show. John Faircourt, a stranger, offers his card and admires her, while August Parker arrives furious over delays. A wager about a kiss circles the room, revealing Mile Dupont’s real identity and a note from Elias Beth MacNiley confessing a playful deception binding two strangers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mile
Dupont
Angust Mirker
Ian
Milo
Dip Pont
John Faircourt
Fle
Win
Monsieur
Jas Polett
John
Ted
Bertedl & Gute
Abe
Parker
Faircourt
Tnt
Texas
Maireoirt
Entith
Fale Dupont
Camille
Eliasbeth Macniley
Vulromort
Mie
Powell
Duncan’s Accusation Sparks Family Scandal in Dunedin
A fragmentary report from Dunedin describes a family dispute where a boy named Duncan points to his mother as the cause of a grim incident. The father returned home during the hour of tension, and the narrative hints at a troubled domestic scene with a charged accusation against the mother. The account reflects a sensational local crime tone typical of the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunedin
Duncan
Xouw
Tariff Debate Across Borders on Trusts and Jobs
A long essay argues against tariff removal, warning it would shutter American factories run by trusts and push work offshore. It cites Gov. Cummings Bryan and Mark Hanna, denounces Canadian protectionism, and warns of unemployment while urging defending tariffs to protect domestic labor and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Cummings
Minneapolis
William J. Bryan
Trusts
Whoask
England
Germany
France
Japan
China
India
America
Mark Hanna
Des Moines Capital
Canada
Toronto
Farmers’ Association of Ontario
Clearaut
Connier
Mryan
Phewlt
United States
Elivers
Lhis & Coranon
Sulde
Enol
Potley
Timor
Roosevelt and tariff changes spark economic fears
Harper's Weekly argues that tariff revisions are inherently disruptive because attempts to adjust a few items lead to wider, unforeseen changes. It contends that presidents may veto narrow plans, leaving market stability at risk while production and contracts stall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Mastinetty
Congressman Watson
Harper
Blind Leading the Blind and the Farmer in Republican Progress
A Leslie's Weekly critique argues that Republican policies since 1862 and 1903 boosted farming, land values, and consumer access. It claims tariffs, irrigation acts, and growth created a robust home market, lifting farmers across color and class without neglecting any vocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Lincoln
West
Roosevelt
New Empire
United States
Oratef Ul
Leslie
Straight Protectionism in Republican Tariff Debate
A New Hampshire and Connecticut Republican convention excerpts advocate protection for American manufacturers and labor. The Concord speech urges unity among protectionists and pro tariff zeal. The piece argues that tariff plans lack proof of necessity and notes cautious Republican stance toward reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
New Hampshire
Concord
New Haswn
Fayra
Tan
Washington Letter on Ending Fines for Post Office Workforce
First Assistant Postmaster General Hitchcock will abolish fines as a discipline method in the postal service after a year of observation. Assistant Superintendent John A. Holmes will tour major post offices to implement uniform efficiency records and link salary changes to performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hircbcook
John A. Holmes
United States
Holmes
Hitchcock
Charles A. Stillings
Roosevelt
Andrew Carnegie
Ind
Charles A. Silings
Uncle Sam
Roosevel
Stillings
Barton Printing House
Typothetae
Printers’ Board of Trade of
New York Ity
Gen. Stillings
The
Love!ommander
Bingkmar
Grand Army of the Republic
No Divorce Scandal Reports Published Revealed by Census Bureau
A report notes the U S census bureau will audit divorce records in 20 major cities over the past two decades using clerks in a businesslike extraction of cold facts. Officials deny personal interviews. estimates show up to a million records nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
Pittsburg
Newport
New York
South Dakota
Mr. Rossiter
Cies
Chicago
Philadelphia
Palmistry Tale Tangles Senate Return
A Kansas City palm reader allegedly predicted Benster Long would win a senate seat before his election. Long shared the tale in a cloakroom chat with representatives, noting the claim as a quirky, embarrassing moment. A Shattuc acquaintance produced the palm reader ad boasting the same forecast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Bissent
House of Representatives
Conversa Ucea
Long
Kanens City
Filmiist
Ean
Representative Shattuc
Kansas City
Palmist
Aring
Benster Long
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Trusts Universal
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Lebatuin
N. H
Free Press
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Incorbes
Countesa
Marguerite Insaini
Sisters of Mercy
Paris
Marguerite
Nicholas Loneworth
Jessa
Wanslington
Dhess
Europa
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