The New York Herald, 26 April 1914
SHE SEE MOTHER FALL TO DEATH
Dressing Drops Four Stories.
While hanging out clothes, Mrs. Hattie Dressing, twenty-three years old, the wife of Frank Dressing, of 804 East 178th street, was instantly killed yesterday by falling out of a fourth story rear window.
The woman's daughter, six years old, was a witness of the accident. Dr. Curtin, Coroner's physician, who happened to be passing at the time, ordered the woman's body removed to her home.
(Note: Both the age, spelling of the surname and the name of Hattie's husband (which was Henry) were incorrect in the newspaper report. A similar report appeared the same day in the New York Times.)
SHE SEE MOTHER FALL TO DEATH
Dressing Drops Four Stories.
While hanging out clothes, Mrs. Hattie Dressing, twenty-three years old, the wife of Frank Dressing, of 804 East 178th street, was instantly killed yesterday by falling out of a fourth story rear window.
The woman's daughter, six years old, was a witness of the accident. Dr. Curtin, Coroner's physician, who happened to be passing at the time, ordered the woman's body removed to her home.
(Note: Both the age, spelling of the surname and the name of Hattie's husband (which was Henry) were incorrect in the newspaper report. A similar report appeared the same day in the New York Times.)
The New York Herald, 26 April 1914
SHE SEE MOTHER FALL TO DEATH
Dressing Drops Four Stories.
While hanging out clothes, Mrs. Hattie Dressing, twenty-three years old, the wife of Frank Dressing, of 804 East 178th street, was instantly killed yesterday by falling out of a fourth story rear window.
The woman's daughter, six years old, was a witness of the accident. Dr. Curtin, Coroner's physician, who happened to be passing at the time, ordered the woman's body removed to her home.
(Note: Both the age, spelling of the surname and the name of Hattie's husband (which was Henry) were incorrect in the newspaper report. A similar report appeared the same day in the New York Times.)
SHE SEE MOTHER FALL TO DEATH
Dressing Drops Four Stories.
While hanging out clothes, Mrs. Hattie Dressing, twenty-three years old, the wife of Frank Dressing, of 804 East 178th street, was instantly killed yesterday by falling out of a fourth story rear window.
The woman's daughter, six years old, was a witness of the accident. Dr. Curtin, Coroner's physician, who happened to be passing at the time, ordered the woman's body removed to her home.
(Note: Both the age, spelling of the surname and the name of Hattie's husband (which was Henry) were incorrect in the newspaper report. A similar report appeared the same day in the New York Times.)
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