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The Daily Cincinnati Republican, And Commercial Register
Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio
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Fire in New York on December 30 destroyed Anson Baker's silver plate manufactory in Fulton Street, along with adjacent looking glass factory and chair maker's shop; books and papers saved in iron chest.
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Fire.—Between three and four o'clock yesterday morning, a fire broke out in the silver plate manufactory of Mr. Anson Baker, opposite the south side of St. Paul's Church, in Fulton street, which, with most of its contents was soon destroyed.
Mr. B's books and papers were preserved from fire in one of Delano's iron chests. The flames soon communicated to the adjoining building, occupied by Mr. James Campbell, as a looking glass factory, and to a chair maker's shop, occupied by Mr. Edward J. Tredwell, both of which shared the same fate.
*These Chests are kept for sale by Mr. Conklin, No. 55 Main street, Cincinnati, who is the agent for Mr. Delano.
Jan. 13, 3t.
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Fulton Street, Opposite The South Side Of St. Paul's Church, New York
Event Date
Between Three And Four O'clock Yesterday Morning (Reported Dec. 31)
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silver plate manufactory and most contents destroyed; adjoining looking glass factory and chair maker's shop destroyed; books and papers preserved in delano's iron chest
Event Details
A fire broke out in the silver plate manufactory of Mr. Anson Baker, opposite the south side of St. Paul's Church, in Fulton street, which, with most of its contents was soon destroyed. The flames soon communicated to the adjoining building, occupied by Mr. James Campbell, as a looking glass factory, and to a chair maker's shop, occupied by Mr. Edward J. Tredwell, both of which shared the same fate.