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Iroquois Theater victims and subjects Index D
Daggett, Frank J. — sales rep of Kilfyre chemical tubes sold to Iroquois ZBG 1471
Daly, Edward — see Edward P. Bailey
Daly, Francis A. — fireman who worked in balcony ZBG 2511
Danner, Elizabeth "Lizzie" Tizzard — audience survivor AS 1804
Danner, Harry M. — audience fatality AF 1803
Danson, Teresa Mae "Tressie" Sands — audience fatality AF 1809
Darrow, Clarence — defense attorney ZBG 1810
Daugherty, Joe — see Dougherty, John
Davis, Ada Clapp — audience survivor AS 2613
Davis, Clarence — possible but improbable audience fatality AU
Davis, Jessie Bartlett — Iroquois Theatre co-owner, manager's wife WS 1832
Davis, Mary Ellen "Nellie" — see Mary Ellen O'Hagan
Davis, Will J. Jr. — Iroquois Theatre ticket clerk, manager's son WS 1727
Davis, Will J. Sr. — Iroquois Theatre manager & co-owner

Book collecting

 BG2677

Civil War USS Blackhawk Fire

 BG1048

Theater career — Adelphi Theater

 BG1083

Long fire history

 BG2891

Taft 1909 Waterways Convention flotilla

 BG

Letters of recommendation from Philo Morehous
    of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railway
    and Henry Hobart Taylor of Aultman & Taylor

 BG
WS 1831
Davis, Will J. family photos
    Photos of Will J. Davis
    Photos of Will J. Davis and son Willie J. Davis
    Photos of son Willie J. Davis
    Photos of Will J. Davis, wife Jessie Bartlett and son Willie J. Davis
    Photos of Will J. Davis second wife and theater secretary Mary Ellen O'Hagen Davis		  
Davy, Elizabeth — audience fatality AF 1820
Davy, Helen Louise — audience fatality AF 1821
Dawe, Patrick E. — performer survivor PS 2101
Dawson, Gracie — audience fatality AF 1282
Dawson, Mary Ellen "Nellie" — audience fatality AF 1283
Dawson, Mary J. Frazier — audience fatality AF 1281
Daylight is Dawning — see Mr. Bluebeard music
Day, Abraham Lincoln — audience survivor AS 2624
Day, Sarah — audience fatality AF 1237
Decker, Katie K. — audience fatality AF 1736
Decker, Mamie — audience fatality AF 1735
Decker, Myron A. — audience fatality AF 1734
Deckhut — see Nellie Dickhut Lawless
Dee, Allerton Samuel — audience survivor AS 1733
Dee, Edward Mansfield "Eddie" — audience fatality AF 1469
Dee, Margaret Louise — audience fatality AF 1468
Dee, William Thomas Luby — audience Survivor AS 1732
Deil, Herman — see Herman Bein
Deit, Herman — see Herman Bein
Delaney, Thomas F. — Iroquois Theater stagehand survivor WS 1485
Delee, Viola — audience fatality AF 1693
Deneen, Charles S. — states attorney ZBG 1569
Dentists that helped identified Iroquois Theater victims BG
Delvane, Robert — possible audience survivor (mentioned in one news story only and not found elsewhere) BG
Derbyshire, Mollie — audience survivor AS
Dering, Jackson Kemper — audience survivor AS 2583
Devine, Clara — audience fatality AF 1874
Devine, Margaret — fatality (Iroquois Theatre employee — first day on her new job as an attendant)
   Also see Margaret Devine Evans 		WF 1798
De Voie, Bessie — performer survivor PS 2094
Dewitt, Harry — volunteer rescuer at Hallwood Cash Register ZBG 2591
Dexter, Charles Dana — audience survivor AS 1796
Dexter, Lena — surviving performer PS 2533
Diamond, Henrietta "Doris" Pottlitzer — audience survivor AS 2625
Dicks, Rose — journalist's fictional victim ZBG 2529
Dickhaut, Anna — audience survivorBG
Dickhut, Nellie Mae "Minnie" — audience survivor AS 1400
Dickie, Edith — audience fatality AF 1791
Dickinson, Helen M. — audience survivor AS 1794
Diffenderfer, Leander Jones — audience fatality AF 1795
Dillea, Herbert — orchestra leader survivor PS 1713
Dillon, Edwin "Edward" J. — Iroquois Theater ticket clerk survivor WS 2626
Dillon, Frances M. — audience survivor AS 1800
Dillon, Frederick — audience survivor AS 1801
Dillon, Harry — audience survivor AS 1802
Dillon, Jessie M. — audience survivor AS 1799
Dimery, Joseph H. — audience survivor AS 1447
Dimmick, D. W. — audience survivor AS 2628
Dingfelder, Winifred Elizabeth — audience fatality AF 1875
Disaster victim Identification -- see Victim Identification
Dixon, Anna H. — audience fatality AF 1879
Dixon, Edna — audience fatality AF 1881
Dixon, Leah — audience fatality AF 1880
Dodd, Ruth Emma Murray — audience fatality AF 1235
Dodd, Ruth Murray — audience fatality AF 1236
Dodd, Treelis — see Edna Cummings
Doerr, Lillian "Lilly" — audience fatality AF 2130
Doherty, Catherine — audience survivor AS 1878
Doherty, George M. — building dept inspector ZBG 1790
Doherty, Michael J. — superintendent Streets — brought wagons from 1st Ward and daughter survived fire ZBG 1882
Dohm, John — Chicago fireman BG
Dolan, Margaret and Michael — improbable fatalities. Names appeared on 1st-day reports but
   never thereafter and coroner didn't issue death certificates 		AU
Doll, Emil — stagehand ? survivor WS 2071
Domann, Emma — audience fatality AF 2132
Donahue, Mary E. — audience fatality AF 2064
Donaldson, Clara E. — audience fatality AF 2054
Donnelley Publishing, R. R. BG 2677
Donovan, Henry R. — owner Chicago Eagle newspaper ZBG 1588
Dooley, Mrs. — improbable audience fatality. Name appeared on 1st day list but not on subsequent
   lists and coroner didn't issue death certificate 		AU
Dotts, Margaret S. — audience fatality AF 2131
Doty, Lester — possible survivor AS 2627
Double Octet — see Mr. Bluebeard Octet
Dougherty, James "Jack" — stage worker survivor WS 1814
Dougherty, John F. "Joe" — operator of fire curtain survivor WS 1813
Dougherty, Michael — Chicago alderman who helped draft new theater ordinance ZBG 1597
Dow, Florence — audience fatality AF 1898
Downing, Dorothy stage name of Mrs. Emma Henchey Cronyn  — bogusly reported to have been a Bluebeard performer ZBG 2549
Dowst, Jennie E. — audience fatality AF 1725
Drautzburg, Peter G. — police reporter for Chicago Tribune, took photos at Iroquois BG
Dray Lebert Manley, Victoria Guillott — survivor with interesting tale AS 1714
Dreisel, Clara — audience fatality AF 2360
Dreisel, Herman O — audience fatality AF 2359
Drychau, Mrs. John — St. Louis woman. Though listed in Everett book and distant newspapers,
   improbable victim. Coroner didn't issue death certificate 		AU
Dryden, Birdie — audience fatality AF 1826
Dryden, Taylor — audience fatality AF 1827
Dubia, Avis — audience survivor AS 1769
Dubois, Ella V. — audience fatality AF 1920
Dudley, Bishop  — Incorrectly listed in a few newspapers as an Iroquois victim but died from a heart attack BG
Dunlap, George — possible rescuer ZBG 2630
Dunlavey, J. — though listed in Marshall book and distant newspapers, an improbable victim.
   Coroner didn't issue death certificate and not listed in Chicago newspapers 		AU
Dunn, William — Mr. Bluebeard company electrician, survivor WS 1486
Dunn, Winfield — Chicago alderman ZBG 1598
Dunne, Violet — see Zaza Belasco
Dupont, Madeline — Performer survivor PS 2074
Dupont, Mary — see Madeline Dupont
Dusenberry, George N. — Iroquois Theater usher superintendent survivor WS 1921
Dutton, Fred — Iroquois Theater property man WS 1487
Duvall, Elizabeth Kitchen M. Meriam — audience fatality AF 1893
Duvall, Sarah M. — audience fatality AF 1894
Dux, Joseph — see Iroquois Theater Indian bust
Dymond, Grace — audience survivor AS 1978
Dymond, Mary "Maimie" Periam — audience survivor AS 1979
Dyrenforth, Helen — audience fatality AF 1891
Dyrenforth, Ruth — audience fatality AF 1890