On Jan. 26, 1916, a basement fire sent smoke billowing through St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver. Patients fled via a snow-covered fire escape. Several sisters and firemen were overcome by smoke, according to the Telluride Daily Journal.
On Feb. 14, 1906, fire burned through the ceiling of the laundry at city and county hospital, the Aspen Daily Times reported.
On March 8, 1920, fire ignited by sparks from a power plant smokestack destroyed the men's building housing 40 patients at the Jewish Consumptives' Relief Society, the Oak Creek Times said.
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