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New York City Fire Department "Lieutenant John Durkin died in Knickerbocker Hospital from the effects of inhaling carbon tetrachloride the day before. The fire at 10:15 in the morning was at 688 to 690 Eleventh Avenue. He did not become ill until reaching home that night and died in the hospital the following night." (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
New York City Fire Department "Lieutenant John Durkin died in Knickerbocker Hospital from the effects of inhaling carbon tetrachloride the day before. The fire at 10:15 in the morning was at 688 to 690 Eleventh Avenue. He did not become ill until reaching home that night and died in the hospital the following night." (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
US military veteran
New York City Fire Department "Lieutenant John Durkin died in Knickerbocker Hospital from the effects of inhaling carbon tetrachloride the day before. The fire at 10:15 in the morning was at 688 to 690 Eleventh Avenue. He did not become ill until reaching home that night and died in the hospital the following night." (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
New York City Fire Department "Lieutenant John Durkin died in Knickerbocker Hospital from the effects of inhaling carbon tetrachloride the day before. The fire at 10:15 in the morning was at 688 to 690 Eleventh Avenue. He did not become ill until reaching home that night and died in the hospital the following night." (From "The Last Alarm" by Boucher, Urbanowicz & Melahn, 2007)
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