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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

33

The Mad American Inventor’s Vengeful Flight Across Continents

John Haynes pursues enemies through a chain of betrayals and brutal innovations. Edward Hopkins, trapped by a gyroscopic wheel, races from Nokomis Falls to London and across Europe and Asia, pursued by Haynes while fending off relentless, fatal schemes. Pursuit ends as Hopkins collapses near Kiakhta, a shattered figure whose mind remains sharp while his body lies inert.

John Haynes Nokomis Falls Prigon Judge Charteris Nokonis Haynes Charteria Hopkins America Charteris Charteris’ House Hopking Nokomis Fife England London Continent Rome Italy Germany Spa Belgium Greaves Ao Company A Edward Philomus Hopkins Hopkin Agred Brussels Hly Apkins Hopkin Hlopkins Automoblia Hopskin Mr. Hopkins Ufa Siberia Bat Ital Edward Philemus Hopkins

Scientists Warn of Insects’ Threat to Human Life

A scientist argues that humans must rally against insects as peril rises from diseases like malaria and typhoid carried by pests. He cites history, noting civilizations faltered under pestilence and urges mobilizing every resource to exterminate house flies and other vectors.

Greece Romie Burane Asia Africa

Fear of Mice Among Women Sparks Mock Panic

A Jersey night operator fainted when a harmless mouse emerged near her lunch crumbs. The incident prompts discussion on why many women express strong fear of mice, arguing instinct may play a role despite the creatures' lack of danger.

Jersey

Church Built From a Tree in Santa Rosa California

A Baptist church in Santa Rosa constructed largely from a single giant redwood felled near Guerneville. The interior finishes use the same wood except the pine floor, with massive Gothic styling and a 70 foot tower later toppled by the 1906 earthquake.

Santa Rosa Cal Baptist Church Guerneville England

Were It Leap Year

Fragment from London Punch comedy quip musing on engagements and agency asking if the engagement was initiated by the man or the woman in a playful exchange about leap year timing.

London

Seismograph Evidence in Factory Vibration Case

A seismograph record is cited in court to show that heavy machinery vibration affected nearby buildings and supported claims of damages by factory owners.

Bum the Bee: an astute survivor falls to thieves

West Pullman beekeeper Chicagom F. Le Stuebling tells of Bum a clever old bee who avoided work, outlasted generations, and drifted into theft. In 1898 he looted another hive until discovered by guards ending in a fatal clash and Bum's death with stolen honey beneath his wings.

Bruobling Bum

Wisconsin News Briefs From Murky State Pages

Wisconsin items report a string of incidents and events across cities. Charles Detcher attempted suicide at a police station. Beaverdam hosts Senator John T. Thurnton for Memorial Day. a Hawthorne farmer Hans Silver was killed by an Omaha train. Joe Dominue fatally shot himself in Sheboygan. Oshkosh reports a hanging attempt by Fred Bashler. Oshkosh resident Henriette Hegkner sues over a fall from a railing. and more notices from Appleton Madison Waukesha and other towns detail arrests, drownings, forging charges, and football schedules.

Green Bay Charles Detcher Hera Manitowoc Sasociation Milwaukee Waugau Bii John's Episcopal Church Beaver Dam United States John M. Tbhurnton Nobraska Hans Silver Omaha Southranga Sheboygan Joe Dominue Oshkosh Fred Bashler Oshkesh Henriette Hegkner Menasha Council of Sixth Street Vau Claire Lucas Appleton Albert Diener Ella Gerschow Bhawana Fox River Fred Kilspert Domi Lehman Kingfisher Club Madison Amy D. Winsip University of Wisconsin Ohio State University Winship Wisconsin Ripon Waukesha Depere Worava Clubs Ninth District BB. A. Morse Antigo Misa Wizabeth Smith Deere Walter Gardner Bloagom Henry Willmann Trinity Church Janesville Viton C. Healy Nashotah Sydney T. Smythe St. John’s Military Academy Delafield St. Jen Joins Alimnae Association Shelton Hall St. Louis la Crosae Kelley C. D. McLennan la Cronge Board of Public Works Storp William Nein Ln Borer Germany Hein Wetzel Burr W, Jones Hesperian Debating Society Michael B. Oldrich Alfred WH. Bushnell Athenaean Society Innesville John Ledner Wias John Stuer Edgerton Beloft

Arabs Charged With Theft Sentenced To One Week Hard Labor

Two Arabs charged with theft at Reading asked for severe harm instead of death in a related incident. They were astonished when the court sentenced them to only a week of hard labor.

London Reading

Girl Charged With Swindling Multiple Minneapolis Stores

Hazel Moore Afteen of Mankato Minnesota was arrested recently on charges of swindling stores in Minneapolis. She also owes a large bill at a beauty parlor and for taxi rides.

Minneapolis Minn Hazel Moore Afteen Mankato

Edison works night and day on five cent talking pictures

West Orange New Jersey reports Thomas A Edison defying doctors by laboring night and day to perfect a five cent film opera with the talking movies. In Meads Corners New York a mother and daughter honeymoon after Mrs Grace Foulks wed Warren Fisher and Bertha Foulks wed Edwin Ransom.

West Orange N. J Thomas A. Edison Meads Corners N. Y Grace Foulks Warren Fisher Bertha Foulks Edwin Ransom

Sparks From Engine Cause Fire at United Cork Plant

A suit seeks 100000 dollars against the Lackawanna railroad claiming a spark from a locomotive started a blaze that damaged the United Cork company plant in Paterson New Jersey. The action argues railroad responsibility for the fire and resulting losses.

Paterson United Cork Company Lackawanna Railroad

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