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Fire destroys Jacobus Nimick Manufacturing Company's works in Pittsburg, Pa., on June 15, causing $125,000 loss (insured $80,000). It also damages Bakewell & Marthen's printing and bookbinding establishment, with $15,000 loss.
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Pittsburg, Pa., June 15--The extensive works of the Jacobus Nimick Manufacturing Company on Diamond street, between Smithfield and Grant streets, were destroyed by fire about 3 o'clock this morning. The building was a four story brick with a frontage of 125 feet on Diamond street, and extended back about 75 feet. The company were engaged in the manufacture of light hardware, locks, bronzes, etc., and their works contained a great deal of costly and delicate machinery, patterns, and manufactured articles, all of which were destroyed. The company estimate their loss at $125,000, on which there is an insurance of $80,000, distributed in small amounts among numerous companies.
The fire also communicated to Bakewell & Marthen's printing and bookbinding establishment on Grant street. Their bindery was destroyed, and stock and machinery in other departments damaged by water. Their loss is estimated at $15,000; insured, but amount not known.
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Pittsburg, Pa., Diamond Street Between Smithfield And Grant Streets; Grant Street
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June 15
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Fire at 3 AM destroys four-story brick building of Jacobus Nimick Manufacturing Company, makers of light hardware, locks, bronzes; loss $125,000, insured $80,000. Fire spreads to Bakewell & Marthen's printing and bookbinding establishment, destroying bindery and damaging stock/machinery by water; loss $15,000, insured amount unknown.