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Destructive Fire in St. Louis Buildings
A fire roared through 101 North Fourth Street in the Ten Buildings block, destroying J. J. Sherman and paint shop, Boggs & Leethe glassware, and Gay & Co. stock. Two Irishmen in the cellar supposedly caused the blast by placing lamps on a turpentine barrel. their fate remains unknown. Firefighters saved some inventory while others were lost, with insurance gaps noted. Numerous notices of related incidents and regional updates follow in this late edition.
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The
Louis Bulletin
North Fourth Street
J. J
Messrs. Boge
Seligman
Mr. Seligman
Gay & ‘Co
Spore
Messrs. Boggs
Lionacu
Messrs
Bogg
Hudson River
Albany Cn
Major A. Hull
A. Iverson
Tuacksnar
Monarch
Juasa D. Baront
Madison
Ind
W. W. King
St. Paul (Universalist
Chicago
Ate
Universalist
St. Anthony
Minnesota
Caust
Tamar
Supreme Court of the United States
Tan
St. Petersburgh and
Warsaw
Algemine Zeitung
Augs
Rusia
Danubian
Fayal
Highland
Randolph
Viemb
Ned Pendleton
Northern Emigration Company
James E. Murdoch
Veland
Ohio
Lockport
N. Y
Sidney Davis Clothing Establishment
Bangor
Bury
Trenton
Wright
New Jersey
J.G. Frowsns
Claiburne County
Mise
Cincinnati
Webster
Athens
Everett
Athep Farexan
International Hotel
Taylor's Saloon
New York
Ory
Sames Sampson, Low & Co
Eveland Guardian
Sanvex Gates
Hartford
New London Gesstie
Ton
Samuel Green