Contents Page A for 1903 Chicago Iroquois Theater Fire Website

Website with 683+ pages devoted to 1903 Iroquois Theater fire in Chicago

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Audience stories	Performers: pg 1 pg 2
Fire in court	Stage workers
Life in 1903 pg 1 pg 2	Theater owners
Municipal response	Theater structure
Newspaper coverage

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Iroquois Theater victims and subjects Index A

Abbott, Margaret Hunt — audience survivor	AS 1977
Abstein, Louisa F. Lander — audience survivor	AS 1326
Ackerman, Lillian Bertha — injured audience survivor	AS 1330
Adamek, Elma Julia Bartlett — audience fatality	AF 1182
Adams, Ada Cecelia Blanche — performer survivor	PS 1186
Adams, Ralph — injured audience survivor	AS 1390
Adams, Samuel Hopkins — see Page, Thomas Nelson
Adelphi Theater Chicago — see William Cole
Adolph, Anna — audience survivor	AS 1338
Adolph, Charles H. — audience survivor	AS 1337
Adolph Jr, Charles H. — audience survivor	AS 1339
Adolph, Mabel — audience survivor	AS 1340
Aerialist ballet dancers — see Grigolatis
Agnes, Theresa - performer survivor	PS 2586
A. H. Andrews Company — see Iroquois Theater
Ahern, William A. — thought dead though never attended Iroquois Theater	ZBG 1342
Ainslie, Helen — audience survivor	AS 1346
Akin, Harry L. — audience survivor	AS 2017
Albert, Ernest — Mr. Bluebeard set designer	ZBG 2105
Albrecht / Albright, Charles H. — dentist who identified victim's body	ZBG 2518
Aldrich, Martha — audience survivor	AS 1349
Aldridge, Luella Lulu — audience fatality	AF 1190
Aldridge, William H. — Iroquois Theater light operator survivor	WS 1350
Alexander, Boyer — audience fatality	AF 1193
Alexander, Lulu Boyer — audience fatality	AF 1191
Alexander, Melba — audience fatality	AF 1192
Alexander, Mrs. William and daughter Miss Meade Alexander — possible but unlikely victims	AU
Alfson, Alfred — audience fatality	AF 1194
Algeria Slave Song — see Mr. Bluebeard music
Allen, Charles — audience survivor	AS 2036
Allen, Mary S. Wenthe — audience fatality	AF 1196
Allen, Nathan — audience survivor	AS 2642
Alley — see Couch Place
Alling, Charles — Chicago alderman who sided with theater managers in diluting fire ordinance	ZBG 1594
Ammann, Otto John — Iroquois Theater employee	WS 1368
Ammons, Ida — mistakenly thought unidentified victim	ZBG 1626
A Most Unpopular Potentate — see Mr. Bluebeard music
Anderson, Annie — audience fatality	AF 1352
Anderson, Carrie — injured audience survivor	AS 1198
Anderson, Ragna — Iroquois worker fatality	WF 1197
Andrew, Frank — See Jandrew, Frank
Andrews, Harriet "Hattie" — audience fatality	AF 1353
Annen, Margarethe — audience fatality	AF 1381
Apgar, Margaret — audience survivor	AS 1384
Apkins, Peter Paul — injured audience survivor	AS 1370
Armour, Lola Lolita — donated money to help Mr. Bluebeard performers	ZBG 1415
Armsby, Cornelia W. — audience survivor	AS 1372
Arriola, Carlos E. — flute player in orchestra, survivor	PS 1199
Arthur, Annie — injured audience survivor	AS 1388
Arthur, Marjorie — injured audience survivor	AS 1387
Ashmore, Hazel — dancing performer survivor	PS 1389
Ashton Chaffee, Daisy — singing performer survivor, thought to have been in Mr. Bluebeard chorus	PS 2501
Atkin, George W. — coroner's juror	ZBG 1454
Auction for tickets to Iroquois premier — see Iroquois Theater — ticket auction
Auditorium Theatre	ZBG 1015
Aurora, IL Trinity Episcopal Church — see churches
Austrian, Alfred S. — Iroquois Theater management defense attorney	ZBG 1201
Austrian, Walter J. — audience fatality	AF 1200
Automatic Sprinklers in Chicago Theaters	ZBG 1215
Automobiles at Iroquois Theater disaster response	BG

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.

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