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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1908

Page

3

Actor Hitchcock Denies Harm in Girls Case Testimony

Raymond Hitchcock on trial before Justice Goff in the Supreme Court testified in his own defense denying harming Elsie Voecks and Helen Von Hagen. He said he took the girls to Great Neck and kept them overnight only with their mother’s permission and that a room incident was to warn against circulating stories. His wife corroborated his account. the defense challenged prior statements about a room and finances.

Raymond Hitencock Justice Goff Supreme Court Helen von Hagen Hitchcock von Hagen Elsie Veecks West Fortly-first Street Great Neck Helen Flora Zabelle Corpand Elise Voecks Corprtant Auburn N. Y New York Carlton Operaompany Garden Theatre Richard Harding Davis Elsie Vaecks Herman Ruppe Elsie Weecks Montauk Theatre Brooklyn The Lambs Club Elsie Mr. Garvan Forty-first Street Flora Smith Whiston Newark Bella McKenzie Charlottesvill Hitchock

Baby Falls to Death After Window Jump

Four year old Willie Wilsick of 800 East 160th Street leaped onto a sofa by an open window and bounced through the pane. He fell five stories to his death beside two brothers playing in the street as patrolman Dillon summoned an ambulance from Fordham Hospital, but the surgeon could not save him.

Willie Wilsick East 160Th Street David Frederick Dillon Morrisania Fordham Hospital

Fire destroys Coast Artillery housing at Fort Wadsworth

A two story frame building housing three families of non commissioned officers at Fort Wadsworth Staten Island burned at an early hour yesterday morning. No lives were lost and with many soldiers present all furniture and effects were saved. The structure stood about twenty years and cost $15000 to erect.

Coast Artillery Fort Wadsworth Staten Island

Gramatan Hotel Reopens After Devastating Bronxville Fire

Fire at the Gramatan Hotel in Bronxville damaged the southern wing, destroyed jewelry and trousseaus, but guests were saved and the hotel will remain open. Firefighters credit a fireproof partition for limiting damage and two hours could have worsened the disaster. Notable losses include Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Bedell, plus several others from Hartford and San Francisco.

Gramatan Bronxville Grand Central A. F. King J. J. Lannin & Co Thomas W. Hooker Hartford, Conn Hooker Trousseau Louis Bedell Oshen Mr. Hooker Redell W. B. Mucklow Wall Street Edith Sonntag San Francisco Sonntag Edward F. Jones Broadway G. Douglass Potter New York Lester Katherine George Humphreys Inter

Firebug Targets Happyland Amusement Park in Southend

John Weiss, new Happyland proprietor, reports three arson attempts under the boardwalk in front of the main building since June 1. The Southend park, costing about $200,000, has no insurance. Fire Marshal In Strange and Police Captain Linden of Stapleton are investigating the suspected arsonist.

Happyland Southend S. I Strange Linden Stapleton John Weiss Weiss

Mayor Pushes Aldermen to Act Before Vacation

The Mayor urged speed on key matters and the Aldermen cleared a long calendar of appropriations but rejected 500000 for Street Cleaning Department flushing machines and 170000 for a Queens pumping station. He warned delays could affect public health over the summer while most other appropriations passed.

Queens

Autos Take Orphans on Luna Park Trip

New York orphans enjoyed a fourth annual automobile outing to Luna Park with 150 cars, 1500 children, led by a parade of ten divisions. The route ran from Automobile Row to Broadway and Fifth Avenue, then to Wash ington Park and the Williamsburg Bridge, ending at Coney Island.

New York Luna Park Frederic Thompson R. M. Owen Broadway W. J. Morgan R. G. Jowell Bugher Schmittberger Hebrew Sheltering Guardian Society Leake & Watts Orphan House Yonkers Coney Forty-eighth Street Fifth Avenue Washington Park Williamsburg Bridge Lower East Side Brooklyn Coney Island Automobile Club of America Cripplea Phelps School Children’s Aid Society Children's Ai Society Half-Orphan Asylum Howard Mission Little Wanderers Mott Street The Hebrew Society Col. K. CC. Pardee J. F. Plummer Mr. Broadhead J.N. Cuneo Mr. Disbrow George W. Bennett F. C. Carrie Mr. Pugh A. P. Reeves F. Cimiotti Andrew J. Cone J. T. Manning

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Kilan Pase Elsie Voecks Baby Crippled Gramatan Bronxville Hotel Ain Or 6Th Ave Wilton Royal Wilton Brussels Smyrna Greenhut & Company B Altman & Co Shantung Saka & Company Saks Saks & Company 34Th Street Stern Brothers West Twenty-third Street Lord & Taylor 20Th St 5Th Ave 19Th St Akman & CO 34Th Street, 35Th Street and St. Avenue, N. F
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