Smoke Overcomes Two Firemen

Smoke Overcomes Two Firemen - Philadelphia Inquirer, April 25, 1913
Philadelphia Inquirer, April 25, 1913
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Smoke Overcomes Two Firemen In a $4000 fire at the plant of the West Jersey Carriage Works, 15 to 21 Market street, Camden, early yesterday morning, two firemen were overcome by smoke. They were James McDae, of 415 North Front street, an William Simpson, of 604 North Sixth street, they being taken to the Cooper an Homeopathic Hospitals, respectively. The blaze was a stubborn one for awhile and at one time threatened to communicate with the plant of the Victor Talking Machine Company.

In a $4000 fire at the plant of the West Jersey Carriage Works, 15 to 21 Market street, Camden, early yesterday morning, two firemen were overcome by smoke. They were James McDae [sic], of 415 North Front street, an [sic] William Simpson, of 604 North Sixth street, they being taken to the Cooper an [sic] Homeopathic Hospitals, respectively. The blaze was a stubborn one for awhile and at one time threatened to communicate with the plant of the Victor Talking Machine Company.

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