708:" housing many impoverished and elderly people. It was well known as a "high risk facility" to the Seattle Fire Department, and had been inspected six times between February 6, 1970, and one day before the fire. On the night of the fire, 42 of the 62 rooms were occupied. The fire was set in two places; in the main stairwell on the first floor and in the rear of the second floor; a wayside straggler alerted the authorities. The fire quickly engulfed the two staircases and the lobby that separated them. Open transoms in the rooms helped spread the fire. The top two floors collapsed. Those who could not reach the fire escape tried to jump from the windows of their rooms. The saving grace in the building was an open core area with a large shaft up to the second floor, which enabled two people to escape. The fire department devoted 14 engines and 4 ladders with a complement of over 100 firemen and 20 units to the fire and were able to control it within 50 minutes. The deaths were from smoke inhalation, burns, cuts and other injuries.
323:, killing 19 people. It was the city's deadliest fire. The fire burned quickly through walls and doors and engulfed most of the hotel's 56 single rooms and 23 apartment units, where some 123 tenants were sleeping. The guests either fled through the corridors with coats over their heads or jumped from their rooms and were killed because the stairways were blocked by the fire. Some fell to their deaths when floors collapsed, notably the second floor, and buried them in the basement under tons of debris. One child was trapped on the third floor of the hotel and screamed for 15 minutes before he died in the flames. One man, James Brown, pushed his wife Mabel out of the window when she refused to jump; she was killed but he survived. Another woman jumped head-first out of the window and was killed instantly. A resident across the street reported that he awoke to hear "the worst screams I ever heard" and saw that half the block in which the hotel was located was completely ablaze.
966:, had poured gasoline on the carpet on the first floor of the two-story roadside motel and set it on fire with a lighted match. Willey was later convicted of one count of aggravated arson and 10 counts of involuntary manslaughter, and was sentenced to 14-to-50 years at Mansfield Reformatory. However, a well-known Cincinnati lawyer named Stanley Chesley held the motel responsible, arguing that the people on the second floor of the motel died from choking by toxic smoke and not by fire and that they were unable to escape because the floor-to-ceiling windows at the back of each room were not designed to be opened and had therefore trapped them. The liability case was settled out of court for US$ 6 million.
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rapidly. The fire alarm system was not tied to the local fire department, and although some people reported a bell ringing, they failed to realize it was the emergency alarm bell. The fire was reported to the fire department at 2:38 am by Harold
Phillips, an off-duty firefighter who was passing by. Initially the police did not consider the fire suspicious, but was officially ruled arson after an expert fire investigator brought in from New York City discovered that an uncommon and highly flammable chemical had been used to ignite it. No one was ever charged with the crime; in 2015 suspicions were raised that Phillips himself, who had since become the town's fire chief, might have set the fire.
1073:. 12 people died in the hotel, which was opened in 1980. A report by the National Fire Protection Association identified one reason for the deaths as inadequate escape routes: the stairways were located at the end of the corridor, so that as the hallways filled with smoke, people were unable to reach them and suffocated. In addition, a staff member repeatedly reset the alarm system, preventing transmission of information about the fire to the Fire Department, and a poorly closing door allowed smoke to spread. The fire was caused by a smoldering cigarette that had been dropped on a chair in a room on the fourth floor.
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suppress the fire and firefighters initially thought it could be contained. However, intense heat forced them back and the fire spread along the roof to the front of the building. Firefighting efforts were hampered by narrow streets and low water pressure and by 12:30 a.m. the fire had spread across the entire 300-foot front of the building. By 1 am the fire was out of control. Crews from 25 communities fought the blaze, which was not put out until 2:48 p.m. on May 10. No cause was determined, however a hotel spokesperson stated that it may have started in a staging area erected for plumbing work.
1024:. Smoke and fire spread through the building, killing 85 people and injuring 650, including guests, employees and 14 firefighters. While the fire primarily damaged the second floor casino and adjacent restaurants, most of the deaths were on the upper floors of the hotel, and were caused by smoke inhalation. Openings in vertical shafts (elevators and stairwells) and seismic joints allowed toxic smoke to spread to the top floor. The disaster led to the general publicizing of the fact that during a building fire,
924:, killing 12 people and injuring five. The hotel had been the first concrete building in the state when it was built in 1858. Arson was suspected; there had been two other fires at the building in the previous two months. Frederick Weiler Blady, a 36-year-old drifter from New Jersey, was arrested and charged with arson in connection with this fire and with a previous fire at the same hotel on October 5, 1978. Blady was convicted of starting the October fire, but was found not guilty of the fatal November fire.
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banging on room doors, but many were sleeping too soundly and he then ran out of the hotel. Many people who woke up were unable to escape and died in the rooms. A few broke the window panes and jumped out, or escaped down the fire escape. The fire department was also able to save some. 29 people died in the fire, many of them charred beyond recognition. The fire is attributed to a cigarette butt thrown accidentally by a 70-year-old man into a utensil containing alcohol used for massaging; he was killed.
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832:, killing 11 people (initially reported as eight). 26 were injured, 8 of them critically. The alarm was raised about 11 pm when smoke was seen drifting out of a second-story window and a man was hanging from a window; he was later rescued by firemen. The extent of the fire was minimal but it created considerable thick smoke, which hampered rescue efforts. The fire was ruled arson and a suspect was taken into custody, having been seen at the hotel and purchasing gasoline.
667:, killing 14 people. The fire started at 1:17 am and spread rapidly; the flames were reported to be very intense and many bodies were burned beyond recognition. However, several victims died of asphyxiation from the heavy wood smoke. More than half of the occupants of the hotel died in the fire; only 25 guests were reported to have been registered at the time. The owner of the hotel, Virgil McVicker, believed that the fire was caused by an explosion in the boiler room.
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794:, killing 12 people. The 75-year-old hotel lacked alarm systems, sprinklers, smoke detectors, and stairway fire doors. None were required when the hotel was built, and there were no local safety codes that required subsequent installation. The temperature at the time of the fire was well below zero; firefighters had to change clothes frequently after being drenched thawing out hoses and hydrants, and ice axes were used to search for victims. 31 people were treated at
429:, killing 19 people. The fire started around 11:30 pm in a closet near the cocktail lounge on the ground floor and destroyed the four-story section of the building, which was built in 1891. Contributing factors that added to the severity of this incident were delayed alarms, open stairways, and the presence of combustible materials. According to fire captain Harold Cosgrove, 30 people were rescued by jumping onto nets and 27 were carried down ladders.
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dressers made of wood and particle board, mattresses and sofa beds, packed in cartons. The fire originated in this room and quickly engulfed the casino and the lobby; smoke spread from the two-story lobby to other floors, and flames spread over an area of 437 m. Most bodies were charred beyond recognition; 84 charred bodies were found in the casino, five in the lobby area, three in an elevator and one in a guest room on the west side of the hotel.
1061:, the Stouffer's Inn fire led to the adoption of stricter fire codes on the state and national levels. The fire was said to be a deliberate act but no one was convicted of causing it. The coffee waiter who was the chief suspect was arrested and initially convicted by the jury, but was later released by the judge for lack of evidence. The hotel reopened on April 4, 1981, four months after the fire. It today operates as the Renaissance Westchester Hotel.
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floor and those 650 or so people were easily evacuated. Of the 28 who died, 16 died of carbon monoxide poisoning, 7 from burns and 1 from smoke inhalation. One woman died after jumping from the seventh floor and three others died from jumping, one of them a small boy, who was found on the lower east wing roof. Two firemen were injured, including a fire captain who hung upside down on a 45-foot broken ladder for 25 minutes before being rescued.
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327:"charred hollow rectangle". Fire chief Huttner initially though the fire was caused by a boiler that had exploded in the furnace room, but it was later concluded that it was a "heat explosion" caused by a burning cigarette thrown into the garbage chute that had set fire to the thin wooden walls of the hotel. The garbage caught fire and became a ball of fire that exploded in "volcanic violence".
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Winecoff in Atlanta. The La Salle fire prompted the Chicago city council to enact new hotel
701:, at about 2:30 am (a clock on the second floor had melted, showing the time as 2:45). It spread through two stairways and all the halls, killing 20 people (14 men and six women) and seriously injuring 10 others in a time span of 63 minutes until firefighters extinguished it. It was said to be the worst arson fire in Seattle.
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coming from a few upper-story windows of the hotel. A second alarm was requested at 4:17 am, and ultimately the fire went to four alarms and at its height 23 fire trucks and at least 90 firemen were on the scene, more than three-quarters of all available on-duty Kansas City fire companies, including companies from
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Although the hotel was supposed to be fireproof, synthetic carpeting, vinyl wall covering, painted doors and frames and open stairways fueled the spread of the fire, especially given that there were no sprinklers or smoke detectors. The fire was reported to be an arson attack and a 16-year-old, Louis
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was destroyed by a fire. There were no guests at the time of the fire and only a clerk and three kitchen workers were in the building when the fire started. The fire started in the rear of the building and the first alarm was struck at 9:53 p.m. The hotel's sprinkler system and misty air helped
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for his snapshot of a woman, later identified as survivor Daisy McCumber, in mid-air after jumping from the 11th floor of the hotel during the fire. McCumber, born in 1905, broke her back, pelvis and both legs, but survived. Over a ten-year period, she underwent seven surgeries and lost a leg, but
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killed 15 people. The fire was set by a man whose ex-girlfriend was going out with someone who was staying in the building. He set the fire by lighting gasoline-soaked newspapers an alcove adjacent to the front entrance. It was the deadliest arson fire in
Massachusetts, the deadliest fire in the
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was alerted at 4:12 am by the desk clerk. The station of the first companies due at the scene was only 100 feet down an alley to the southeast of the hotel, yet they saw no smoke or fire when they arrived about two minutes later. Other companies arriving from the south on
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yell, "O Lawdy, fire". The fire spread quickly, choking off fire escapes and stairs just a few seconds after it caught. The building was fully ablaze minutes after the alarm bell sounded shortly after 3:00 a.m. Soon after the fire team arrived, the roof collapsed, hampering rescue efforts.
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and Puerto Rican authorities. It was established that the fire originated in a deliberate act of arson; three people were convicted for this. The inquiry report found that fire spread from new furniture temporarily stacked in a ballroom of size 5.5×9.4×1.8 m; the furniture consisted of
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The fire started on the first floor between the north and west wings of the hotel around 2:30 am. Cleaning supplies and paper products were stored in a closet near the fire's point of origin. Because of fire doors being left open and the nearby combustible materials, the fire spread very
852:, killing 20 people. The fire was fueled by a natural gas leak at the hotel, which caused an explosion that blew out the windows of the hotel and shattered glass as far as nine blocks away. A flight instructor and a student pilot flying over the city at the time experienced severe turbulence.
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January conditions, temperature −5 °C. At least 40 people were injured in the fire including 2 firemen and 23 required hospital treatment. The hotel was completely gutted and reduced just to a
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C. Taylor, was charged with felony homicide and arson. He was found guilty of starting a fire in at least two places in the hotel and was imprisoned for life, although he never admitted causing the fire. He was released on April 2, 2013 after his conviction was called into question.
265:, who were in town for a special session of the state legislature. Several other state legislators were injured, but survived. The fire was thought to have been caused by careless smoking. It is regarded by the Lansing Fire Department as the worst fire disaster in Lansing's history.
560:, killing 25 people, mostly elderly Jews. The fire spread to adjacent buildings, all of which were closed for the season except for workmen, who were able to escape. Police suspected that the fire had been set by a known arsonist, who boarded a bus shortly after the fire started.
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Traffic was blocked off for blocks around since the walls were also in danger of collapsing. One hotel guest reported having to jump from the second-floor elevator cage. Several people were killed leaping from the building, including
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and fire-fighting procedures, including the installation of automatic alarm systems and fire safety instructions inside hotel rooms. The hotel was refurbished after the fire and was finally demolished in July 1976; its lot is now occupied by the Two North LaSalle office building.
223:. 34 people died and 44 were injured, including 14 firemen. The 211-room four-story hotel had been constructed of brick with a wooden interior, and the fire spread rapidly, trapping many of the hotel's 215 guests inside their rooms and forcing them to escape via fire ladders or
364:, killing 22 and injuring 27. On August 3, 1944, George Holman, a 47-year old cafe proprietor, was found guilty in San Francisco of 22 counts of murder in the first degree for setting the fire. On August 15, he was sentenced to 22 concurrent life terms in prison.
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November 21, 1980, a fire broke out in a restaurant known as The Deli. The
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Milwaukee's "death block" when Fire Chief James Foley and three firemen died there in 1903. Then October 26, 1913, seven people, including some firemen, died fighting fire on the block.
1085:, on October 18, 1984, killing 15 and injuring 60 others. A resident of the hotel, Russell William Conklin, was convicted of arson and manslaughter and sentenced to 20 years in prison; he served 12 years before being released in 1997.
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in Los Angeles, killing 19 people. After the fire, safety doors to enclosed stairwells—later known as "Ponet Doors", after the hotel—were installed in all pre-1943 residential structures of three stories or more in Los Angeles.
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on February 12, 1955, killing 29 people and gutting the hotel, a 49-year-old structure with 336 tiny 4ftx6ft rooms with 7-ft high chicken-wire ceilings, where the nightly rate was 65 cents per person.
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side adjacent to the lobby, spread quickly through the highly varnished wood paneling in the lounge and the mezzanine balcony overlooking the lobby, and rose through stairwells and shafts. According to the
892:, killing 20 people and injuring at least six. It is the worst fire disaster in the history of Kansas City. The Coates House was a former luxury hotel, and the building dated to 1886 and was listed on the
651:, killing 11 people and injuring 57. Preceding the fire, an odor of natural gas was detected in the stairway going down to the first floor. The explosion was caused by a gas leak from a main pipe in
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and lived until 1992. A plaque was erected at the scene as a memorial to the dead and the survivors, and to the fire-fighters who, with limited resources, tackled the fire and its consequences.
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The fire started in the 15-story building early in the morning, and engulfed all the floors of the hotel. The only route for people to escape was a single stairway; the building had no fire
762:, killing 28 people, including several children and teenagers, and injuring 27. 13 prominent Mexicans were among the dead, including two grandchildren of Ignacio Soto, a former governor of
281:, killing 35 people, although some sources claim the death toll was either 27 or 34. The five-story hotel was located at Spring and Mitchell Streets across the street from
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1004:, killing 85 people, most through smoke inhalation. It remains the worst disaster in Nevada history, and the third-worst hotel fire in modern U.S. history.
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It was the worst single-day death toll in Jacksonville's history; even the
3183:"After 36 Years, a New York Town Sifts Through Suspicions on a Fatal Fire"
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1925:, San Bernardino, California, Wednesday 16 August 1944, Volume 50, page 7.
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348:, killing 55 people. The fire remains the deadliest in Houston's history.
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3208:"Fire Chief Investigated for Deadly Arson That Killed 10 At Holiday Inn"
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1912:, San Bernardino, California, Saturday 5 August 1944, Volume 50, page 3.
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2997:"At least 13 are dead in Kansas City hotel fire -- many others missing"
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2684:"Police Charge Hotel Fire Deaths to 16-Year-Old Boy: At least 28 died"
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district. The fire broke out in the basement and shortly afterwards a
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962:, killing 10 people and injuring 82. An arsonist, Gerald Willey of
78:, killing 71 people. The disaster was investigated by reporters of
2486:"A Look at Swampscott's New Ocean House Hotel Fire 50 Years Later"
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3332:"Stouffer's Inn, Where 26 Died in Arsonist's Fire, Will Reopen"
3157:"Fatal 1978 Holiday Inn fire still frustrates Greece officials"
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3358:"Intelligencer: Stouffer's Fire: Defense Stiffening?"
2873:"Oregon fire takes 8 lives; Man held on arson charge"
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3308:"Lessons of the Stouffer's Inn fire, 25 years later"
2435:"Fire Department Journal – The Paramount Hotel Fire"
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1432:"Gotham hotel burns; at least 14 are killed"
1143:U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
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1412:"Streetscapes: A Day of Heroism and Horror"
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1581:"National Affairs: Legislators at Lansing"
1378:(Fall !964) "Portrait without blemishes",
3603:Twelve-Fatality Hotel Arson: Reno, Nevada
3577:"St. George Hotel Complex 16- Alarm Fire"
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273:On May 16, 1938, a fire broke out in the
3872:List of hotel fires in the United States
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3155:McDermott, Meaghan (November 27, 2010).
2715:"Haunted by a tragedy in Tucson Tuesday"
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3544:High-Rise Security and Fire Life Safety
3380:Organizing for Fire And Rescue Services
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2964:"The Worst Fire in Kansas City History"
2836:"Berkeley Springs has fiery history by"
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3306:Liebson, Richard (December 4, 2005).
3052:"Remembering the Hotel Allen inferno"
2645:Harrison, Scott (November 15, 2010).
2326:. Taylor & Francis. p. 715.
1984:. Butterworth-Heinemann. p. 95.
1410:Gray, Christopher (January 7, 2010).
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3893:Lists of hotels in the United States
3820:Kamień Pomorski homeless hostel fire
3507:. Associated Press. November 6, 1985
3087:National Fire Protection Association
3050:Compton, Tammy (December 20, 2010).
2898:"The Explosion that changed Fremont"
2821:American Society of Safety Engineers
1294:National Fire Protection Association
1139:National Fire Protection Association
894:National Register of Historic Places
578:The former Hotel Roosevelt, now the
497:, became the first amateur to win a
22:(NFPA) has documented several dozen
20:National Fire Protection Association
3898:Lists of fires in the United States
3181:Craig, Susanne (January 18, 2015).
3131:Human factors in built environments
3009:"Hotel fire death toll rises to 16"
2834:Bosely, Candice (August 13, 2006).
2682:Roberts, Bill (December 21, 1970).
1454:. Arizona Republican. May 18, 1910.
1345:Tsichlis, Michael G. (April 2004).
2571:. Shensdommain.net. Archived from
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1466:"Boston's Lodging House Holocaust"
1452:"Utter Destruction of Hotel Adams"
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3483:Bajak, Frank (October 18, 1984).
3903:Hotel fires in the United States
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3002:Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune
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2484:Jourgenson, Thor (May 7, 2019).
1808:. January 15, 1940. p. 22.
1393:"Death block has 7 more victims"
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3724:Hotel 't Silveren Seepaerd fire
3699:Knights of Columbus Hostel fire
3493:. Associated Press. p. 3A.
3366:. February 14, 1983. p. 9.
2896:Bowen, Don (January 10, 2009).
2126:Fundamentals of Fire Protection
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1520:Fire Department. Archived from
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1014:North Las Vegas Fire Department
808:Berkeley Springs, West Virginia
712:houses. Even small hotels with
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3295:. December 5, 1980. p. 1.
2406:Williamson, Ronald M. (2000).
2238:""Pulitzer Photo" by Sam Heys"
2179:. United Press. June 10, 1946.
2151:"Hotel fire death toll now 16"
928:Holiday Inn (Greece, New York)
716:could not adapt to the rules.
603:Naval Air Station Jacksonville
499:Pulitzer Prize for Photography
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3815:Taj Mahal Palace Hotel attack
1885:San Francisco Fire Department
1555:Capital Area District Library
1320:University of Texas at Austin
1043:Stouffer's Inn of Westchester
1000:(now Horseshoe Las Vegas) in
954:Holiday Inn (Cambridge, Ohio)
888:at 1005 Broadway in Downtown
607:Naval Air Station Cecil Field
362:1906 San Francisco earthquake
3266:Clark County Fire Department
3239:McKay, Robert (March 1985).
2013:University of Illinois Press
1966:The San Bernardino Daily Sun
1923:The San Bernardino Daily Sun
1910:The San Bernardino Daily Sun
1495:"At Least 25 Dead in Fire".
1010:Clark County Fire Department
595:Jacksonville Fire Department
227:. Among the dead were seven
3830:Resorts World Manila attack
3749:Hotel Corona de Aragón fire
2647:"Stratford Apartments fire"
2528:Schneider, Richard (2007).
1018:Las Vegas Fire & Rescue
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1855:Lotchin, Roger W. (2003).
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2950:Michigan Municipal Review
2948:Smith, Harold D. (1981).
2566:"Ozark Hotel Fire Report"
1645:Turner Publishing Company
1127:Dupont Plaza Hotel Rescue
1022:Henderson Fire Department
681:Swampscott, Massachusetts
643:Paramount Hotel explosion
558:Atlantic City, New Jersey
358:San Francisco, California
3774:Dupont Plaza Hotel arson
3417:. Springer. p. 93.
3377:Cote, Arthur E. (2003).
2796:Cumberland Evening Times
2598:"Fire – Major Incidents"
1118:Dupont Plaza Hotel arson
1077:Alexander Hamilton Hotel
989:The MGM Grand seen from
812:Morgan County Courthouse
786:Pennsylvania House Hotel
619:Jacksonville Fire Museum
30:of December 7, 1946, in
3083:Fire command, Volume 46
3062:Honesdale, Pennsylvania
2930:Lincoln Evening Journal
2749:San Diego Union-Tribune
2531:Seattle Fire Department
2123:Cote, Arthur E (2004).
1625:Benton Harbor, Michigan
1365:– via HathiTrust.
922:Honesdale, Pennsylvania
862:Breckenridge, Minnesota
409:Chicago Fire Department
49:Old Southern Hotel fire
3845:2023 Makkah hotel fire
3835:2017 Batumi hotel fire
3825:2014 Medina hotel fire
3161:Democrat and Chronicle
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2172:Waterloo Daily Courier
2156:Waterloo Daily Courier
1778:Oelwein Daily Register
1713:Nebraska State Journal
1547:"The Hotel Kerns Fire"
1497:The Boston Daily Globe
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3744:1978 Holiday Inn fire
3320:on November 15, 2012.
3057:The Wayne Independent
2883:Nashua, New Hampshire
2389:Lebanon, Pennsylvania
2266:Cowan, David (2001).
1882:Garvey, John (2003).
1162:Further information:
1135:San Juan, Puerto Rico
1129:by Phyllis Gottschalk
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898:single room occupancy
890:Kansas City, Missouri
876:, killing 10 people.
864:, killing 17 people.
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633:, killing 11 people.
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2467:Daily Sitka Sentinel
1798:"Life, Vol. 8, No.3"
1738:on December 13, 2010
1732:"Hotel Row District"
1647:. 2000. p. 68.
1595:on November 25, 2010
1083:Paterson, New Jersey
792:Tyrone, Pennsylvania
570:Hotel Roosevelt fire
76:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
3709:Winecoff Hotel fire
3292:Schenectady Gazette
3262:"November 21, 1980"
3245:Cincinnati Magazine
3109:. November 24, 2010
2968:Kansas City Library
2816:Professional Safety
2752:. Associated Press.
2604:on February 5, 2007
2244:on January 28, 2010
2240:. h. Archived from
2212:Winecoff Hotel Fire
1499:. December 3, 1913.
1106:Cocoanut Grove fire
1049:Stouffer's Inn fire
944:Rochester, New York
910:Kansas City, Kansas
699:Seattle, Washington
677:The New Ocean House
631:St. Paul, Minnesota
502:still worked until
465:across the nation.
449:Winecoff Hotel fire
368:General Clark Hotel
352:New Amsterdam Hotel
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55:St. Louis, Missouri
28:Winecoff Hotel fire
3759:Central Hotel fire
3729:Worsley Hotel fire
3689:Arcadia Hotel fire
3673:Windsor Hotel fire
3187:The New York Times
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2723:. October 27, 2009
2384:Lebanon Daily News
2218:on October 9, 2011
2076:on January 5, 2011
2040:"Incident summary"
1470:Safety Engineering
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3554:978-1-85617-555-5
3466:"Fire probe ends"
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2935:Lincoln, Nebraska
2848:on March 14, 2012
2652:Los Angeles Times
2626:. Historylink.org
2541:978-0-7385-4867-8
2433:Noonan, William.
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1718:Lincoln, Nebraska
1212:Hotels portal
1187:Mizpah Hotel fire
850:Fremont, Nebraska
824:Pomona Hotel fire
665:Anchorage, Alaska
554:convalescent home
482:Song of the South
393:Chicago, Illinois
374:Chicago, Illinois
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300:Columbus, Georgia
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221:Lansing, Michigan
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1316:"Historic Fires"
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1164:Hotel St. George
1158:Hotel St. George
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1089:Elliott Chambers
1037:Las Vegas Hilton
1026:smoke inhalation
1002:Paradise, Nevada
836:Hotel Pathfinder
830:Portland, Oregon
675:On May 8, 1969,
491:graduate student
489:, a 26-year-old
459:Atlanta, Georgia
283:Terminal Station
279:Atlanta, Georgia
255:John W. Goodwine
243:T. Henry Howlett
207:Kerns Hotel fire
160:Phoenix, Arizona
150:Hotel Adams Fire
124:'s history, the
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32:Atlanta, Georgia
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455:Winecoff Hotel
447:Main article:
442:Winecoff Hotel
434:
433:Winecoff Hotel
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421:Canfield Hotel
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