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Newspaper
Indianapolis Sun
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1909
Page
7
Detective Coquenil receives dramatic court support as Paul Coquenil testifies in a Paris case. The crowd erupts with chants of Coquenil while the judge probes the murder claim and reveals the baron’s diary as pivotal evidence. The accused baron attempts to kill himself, thwarted by Tig nor’s intervention.
In a dramatic courtroom scene Mrs. Lloyd Kittredge recalls an accusation against Baron de Heidelmann-Bruck. The commissary and Dr. Duprat support Alice’s memory of a near-fatal fire, and Paul Coquentil is hailed as a hero. The judge orders the next witness.
James Currans of Woodstock Ohio endorses Blackburns Casei Royal Pills saying they cured his long lasting constipation without gripe or sickness. He urges others to request a free trial package by postcard to The Blackburn Products Co Dayton Ohio. Pills sold by wall dealers at 10 and 25 cents.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox urges readers to resist germ panic and live temperately. She argues water and food carry germs, fear harms health more than microbes, and moderation plus cheerful living safeguard well being amid widespread anxiety about microbes.
Willie Hoppe accepted a challenge from Ora Morningstar of Chicago for an 18.2 game championship with a $2,500 side bet. The match aims to revive pro billiards interest and will be held in Chicago or New York.
Martin E. Quinn aged 29 died in Denver Colorado on Tuesday. He was well known locally and was a prominent figure here. Further details about the death and funeral arrangements are awaited.
The prominent athlete from Manual Training high school, a son of Michael Quinn, died leaving a wife and two children. Community members mourn the loss of a celebrated local sports figure.
Frank Sanders 11 son of Patrolman Jesse Sanders was injured in a 12 foot fall from a swing at School No 10 He struck the back of his head and was taken home in a dispensary ambulance to 632 East St Clair Street.
In a western town a group called the Marriageable Ladies' league resolves not to marry men who do not read newspapers. They argue a paper reader shows intelligence, supports learning, and keeps family peace. Reading fosters shared interests and prevents dull domestic life.
Charles Chavis, a well known Black man who owned a drug store at Indiana avenue and California streets, died Tuesday at his home, 515 Minerva street. He was 50 years old. He graduated in pharmacy at Purdue University.
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