Fire destroys Crystal Palace in minutes in New York
The Crystal Palace and contents burned yesterday in New York, collapsing within 25 minutes. About 2,000 people mostly women and children witnessed the blaze, with one man killed. Loss estimated at one to one and a half million dollars. Incendiary origin suspected. engines damaged. few salvageable items remain. The article also includes vote histories and political commentary surrounding Buchanan era tariffs and Major John Schwartz’s popularity.
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Crystal Palace
American Institute
Warren
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Congress 24Th District
Crawford and
Warren Academy
Court House
Youngsville
Wade
Brokenstraw
John Siggins
Spring Creek
Deerfeld
J. Sanford
Kinzua
Sterling Green
Limestone
Corydon
Pittsfield
J. L. Acocks
Cherry Grove
Josiah Farnsworth
Farmington
West's Corners
Justices of the Peace
United States
Legislative Ex’e
Judiciary’department
Congress
Warren County
Wayne and
Concord
Erie
Columbus
Eldred
Bloomfield
Athens
Steuben
Troy
Oil Creek
Rome
Sparta
Crawford
Marion
General Assembly
New County
A. D
G. W. N. Yates
Sherif
Tragic death at the doorway ends a young life
A woman returned home to find her daughter dead, the girl having hung herself by a window cord while trying to enter through the window. The child, an only, frail girl, caused distress to anxious parents. The report ends with political rebuke directed at Gillis for support of Kansas admission under any constitution.
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Gillis
Kansas
Kcan
Howard Association
Philadelphia
Geo. R. Calhoun
South Ninth Street
Ezra D. Hartwell
United States
Pam
Canada
GW. Gramam
M.D. Offee
Filbert Street
Linke
St. Vita’s Danes
Thaye
Wanda
Aline
Canadas
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New York
Web
Wilmot
Boyce
South Carolina
Buchanan Party
Buchanan
John Schwartz
Jones
John Schartz
Lirtiz Gray Hune
Olean Advertiser
Friendship
Allegany County
Guilford
Packer
Warren Borough
Conewango
Columbus Borough
Deerfield
Elk
Freehold
Glade
Mead
Pine Grove
Pleasant
Sugar Grove
South West
Sheffield
Trinity Bay
Peter Cooper
Valentia
de Savy
N. Y
C. V. de Sanry
DR. Culverwell
CH. J. C. Kline
1St Avenue
Cor
19Th Street
Music Store
Fredonia
Boardman, Gray & Co
Hallett, Davis & Co
Cahart, Needham & Co
Geo. A. Prince & Co
Chickering & Light’s
Newton & Bradbury's
N. B
Cook & Phillis
DR. Walton
Young America
D. G. Walton
North Seventh Street
Race
The
Orphan's Court
Deerfield Township
Jacob Spangler
John Spangler
William Kinnear
Theoarson
Allegheny River
Anthony Courson
Thomas Arters
Said
Robert Morris
Samuel McGuire
Tidioute Creek
William Magill
James Middleton
No. 5 Exchange Building
Nesmith & Pl
J. 8. Houghton
Ferback’s
General Assembly of
Pennsylvania
Commonwealth
Brandreth
James Lull
Potsdam
B. Brandreth
Canal Street
Dunkirk
Jamestown
Samuel B. Dawley
Oyust
Rback's
Great Atlantic
Arnett &C
Exchange Building
Kes
Warren County Bank
A. Brock
India
Rubber Clothing
Hearn
Radway
R. RK. R
Radway & CO
New York City
Br” Haveltine & Co
Struthers & Wetmore
Princi
Ockerry
J. Summerville
M. D
Short St
Fily
Chestnut St
G.G. Evans
Star
Brown
Tron
Chestnut Street
U Siing
Ae “ i
Nion
Tha Aenniew
G. G. Evans
Philada
Sou
Ordé
Verback’s