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Glass Factory Tragedy San Francisco. The entire field could be seen from the roof of the recently constructed san francisco and pacific glass works. The glass works was just about to open for business on monday, december 3, and in preparation, the east furnace had been burning for over a week to reach 3,000 degrees fahrenheit. The san francisco chronicle reports that as a result of the 1897 accident, those in charge of constructing the grandstand became wary of similar incidents. Soon the fence was broken down. It had to be a horrid scene as charred bodies were strewn across the factory floor while hundreds of injured survivors were groaning in agony. On thanksgiving day, november 29, 1900, one of the biggest sport's disasters in american history took place in san francisco, ca. The stench of burnt flesh and. The furnace at the factory—a massive, enclosed brick structure—had been stoked for more than a week to reach 3,000 degrees ahead of the formal beginning of operations the. Thousands of eyes turned to.

The stench of burnt flesh and. The san francisco chronicle reports that as a result of the 1897 accident, those in charge of constructing the grandstand became wary of similar incidents. Thousands of eyes turned to. It had to be a horrid scene as charred bodies were strewn across the factory floor while hundreds of injured survivors were groaning in agony. The entire field could be seen from the roof of the recently constructed san francisco and pacific glass works. The glass works was just about to open for business on monday, december 3, and in preparation, the east furnace had been burning for over a week to reach 3,000 degrees fahrenheit. The furnace at the factory—a massive, enclosed brick structure—had been stoked for more than a week to reach 3,000 degrees ahead of the formal beginning of operations the. Soon the fence was broken down. On thanksgiving day, november 29, 1900, one of the biggest sport's disasters in american history took place in san francisco, ca.

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Glass Factory Tragedy San Francisco Soon the fence was broken down. On thanksgiving day, november 29, 1900, one of the biggest sport's disasters in american history took place in san francisco, ca. Soon the fence was broken down. The furnace at the factory—a massive, enclosed brick structure—had been stoked for more than a week to reach 3,000 degrees ahead of the formal beginning of operations the. It had to be a horrid scene as charred bodies were strewn across the factory floor while hundreds of injured survivors were groaning in agony. The san francisco chronicle reports that as a result of the 1897 accident, those in charge of constructing the grandstand became wary of similar incidents. Thousands of eyes turned to. The stench of burnt flesh and. The glass works was just about to open for business on monday, december 3, and in preparation, the east furnace had been burning for over a week to reach 3,000 degrees fahrenheit. The entire field could be seen from the roof of the recently constructed san francisco and pacific glass works.