1900 Hoboken Docks fire (English Wikipedia)

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The Great Hoboken Fire,” Insurance Register, Vol VII, No. 26, 1900-07-03, p.401-404.
"A Year’s Fire Waste", Carpentry and Building, Vol. 23, March 1901, p. 58.
"Editorial Comment, Engineering Magazine, Vol. 19, 1900, p. 742.
"Enlarged Portholes for Ocean Steamers," Literary Digest, Vol. 21, No. 12, 1900-09-22, p. 343.
Malcolm Francis Willoughby, "The U.S. Coast Guard in World War II, p. 68 (1980).

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"Over 200 Perish in Burning Liners". The New York Times, 1900-07-01.
"Fire Still Holds the Liner Main". The New York Times, 1900-07-03.
"STONE QUAYS IS HOBOKEN; The North German Lloyd Company to Rebuild at Once. THE SAALE IS PUMPED DRY Tons of Decomposed Provisions Removed from Hold -- Search for Bodies Awaits Removal of Debris" (PDF). The New York Times. 1900-07-14.
"STOP FIRE VICTIMS BURIAL.; North Bergen Officials Will Prosecute The Managers of the Flower Hill Cemetery" (PDF). The New York Times. 1900-07-20.
"Broke Another Record," New York Times, 1898-04-06 (speed record set by the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse) and "Liners' Records Beaten," New York Times, 1900-07-13 (its speed record broken by the Deutschland 12 days after the fire),
“Stone Quays in Hoboken,” New York Times, 1900-07-14; “North German Lloyd to Rebuild Their Hoboken Property” The New York Times, 1900-11-27.
"Hoboken Fire Anniversary," New York Times, 1901-07-01.
"Admiral Melville Saw Fire," New York Times, 1900-07-02.
"Flames Sweep Hoboken Piers," New York Times, 1905-08-08.
"Leviathan Singed, Army Piers Burned, Soldier Dead Saved," New York Times, 1921-08-25.