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Yes it is...it is now part of New York University. The Asch Building is at 23-29 Washimgton Place and has a plaque on the side of the structure. A commemoration is held there every year.
By the way, the new FF I FF II handbook that I am editing for Fire Engineering has a tremendous chapter dedicated to fire history written by one of the nation's top fire historians. Much more detailed and accurate than the others....
Good luck.
Glenn
Here is a decent book on the Beverly Hills Supper Club
http://www.amazon.com/Inside-Beverly-Hills-Supper-Club/dp/1563112477/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1211157318&sr=1-1
As far as the St. Louis fire, I think your best is microfilmed old newspapers....good luck.