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Julia Berger died 18
months after Iroquois Theater fire
Undertaker escapes;
family perishes at Iroquois Theater
Iroquois deaths and
multiple suicides
Ethel Blackman's Iroquois
Theater story
Chicago butcher Boettcher
lost wife at Iroquois Theater
Corbin and Bogg family
Iroquois Theater victims
Three in Brewster and
Mills Iroquois Theater perished
Esther
Burnside lost her life at the Iroquois Theater
Party of 3 Butler and
Taylor Iroquois Theater victims
Mother and son Brennan Iroquois Theater
victims
Margaret Buehrmann and
Annie Jones and Warner Saville
18 year old Henrietta
Christian died at the Iroquois
Iroquois victims, beer brewers and looted safe deposit box
Delee and Corcoran
friends died at Iroquois Theater
Cooper brothers of
Kenosha were Iroquois Theater victims
School teacher
Susie Clay Iroquois Theater fire victim
Body
transport and identification at Iroquois Theater
Illinois state senator
Albert Clark helped triage Iroquois Theater victims
6 Evanston Illinois
teenage girls escaped from Iroquois Theater
William, Katie, Howard
and Richard Palmer
Yellow journalism in 1903
Ella
Dubois made her 2nd solo trip to the theater
Florence Hutchins missed
her Mount Holyoke graduation
Livingston Regensburg and
Straus cousins
Frank Berg family died at Iroquois Theater
Bartlett sisters and
Naperville friends
Father identified
daughter by her fur collar
Two of four perished
Mother, daughter and son
lost
Frazier
and Carrington families
A note about sourcing. When this
project began, I failed to anticipate the day might come when a
more scholarly approach would be called for. When my
mistake was recognized I faced a decision: go back and spend years creating source lists for every page, or go
forward and try to cover more of the people and circumstances
involved in the disaster. Were I twenty years younger, I'd
have gone back, but in recognition that this project will end when I do, I chose to go forward.
These pages will provide enough information, it is hoped, to
provide subsequent researchers with additional information.
I would like to
hear from you if you have additional info about an Iroquois victim, or find an error,
and you're invited to visit the
comments page to share stories and observations about the Iroquois Theater fire.
