Tragedy at Binghamton Clothing Plant Fire Claims Many
A fourth story fire at the Binghamton Clothing Company factory killed and injured dozens of workers, mainly women. About 125 were in the building. 22 bodies recovered by nightfall and 30 injured hospitalized. Fire spread rapidly despite drills and escapes. investigators expect the cellar to be cleared in two days.
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Binghamton Clothing Company
Triangle Shirtwaist Company
New York City
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Reel B. Freeman
Warren
Chenango Street
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Uirie
Ellis
Walsh
McLong
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Ruth Crotty
Binghampton
Port Jervis
Miss Crotty
Mary McDonough
Esther Rankin
Everbody
Ida Prentice
Lst
Reed B. Freeman
Rowman
Binghampton Clothing Company
Federal
McKellar Drug Company
Simon O'Neal
Binghampton Motor Car Company
Water Street
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An OCR fragment touts O14 tonic as a general strengthening remedy for malaria and appetite, claiming to build up the system. It references a tonic for both adults and children, but the text is fragmented and impersonal.
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