Contents Page E for 1903 Chicago Iroquois Theater Fire Website

Website with 682+ 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
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Iroquois Theater victims and subjects Index E

Ebbert, John H. — audience fatality	AF 1922
Ebbert, Teresa — audience fatality	AF 1923
Eberstein, Frank B. — audience fatality	AF 1925
Eberstein, Elizabeth — audience fatality	AF 1924
Eckert, Georgia Catherine "Georgie" — audience survivor	AS 2487
Eckstrom, Morris — rescuer at Northwestern University	ZBG 2456
Edduze, Harry —see Harry Eldridge
Eddy, Augustus — audience survivor	AS 1986
Eddy, Elizabeth — audience survivor	AS 1374
Eddy, Josephine — audience survivor	AS 1373
Edison Electric — supplier and helped in rescue efforts	BG 1125
Edwards, Caroline M. — audience fatality	AF 1926
Edwards, Marjorie — audience fatality	AF 1927
Edwards, Mazie — see Mary B. Kennedy
Egan, Katy — audience survivor	AS 2633
Egan, Mary — audience survivor	AS 2632
Eger, Sabine — audience fatality	PF 1716
Ehemann,William H. — Chicago alderman who played key role in theater fire legislation after fire	ZBG 1599
Eidmann, Henry — Chicago alderman involved in post-fire legislation	ZBG 1600
Chicago alderman who played key role in theater fire legislation after fire	ZBG 1600
Eisendrath, Daniel N. — physician who helped victims at Thompson's diner	ZBG 1958
Eisendrath, Natalie — audience fatality	AF 1929
Eisendrath, Henrietta "Ettie — audience fatality	AF 1928
Eisenstaedt, Herbert S. — audience fatality	AF 1930
Eldridge, Curtis Lamonte — audience fatality	AF 1935
Eldridge, Harry Orestes — audience fatality	AF 1936
Elkan, Rose — audience fatality	AF 1937
Ellers, William C.S. — see William C. Sellers
Elliot, George H. - volunteer first responder	BG
Ellis, Annie — audience fatality	AF 1918
Ellis, Charlotte — audience fatality	AF 1916
Elmore, Magdalen Elsie — audience survivor	AS 1376
Elwell, Fred G. — dentist who identified victim's body	ZBG 2520
Emden, Henry — Mr. Bluebeard set designer	ZBG 2103
Emelanz, Richard — injured stagehand	WS 1509
Engle, Edward — Mr. Bluebeard stage hand survivor	WS 1488
Englehart, Charles P. — claimed to have given first alarm	BG
Engels, Minnie — audience fatality	AF 1913
Engels, William "Willy" — audience fatality	AF 1914
Ennis, Marie Crowley — audience survivor	AS 1912
Ericson, Mildred — audience survivor	AS 1877
Erland, Alma — audience fatality	AF 1915
Erlanger, Abraham Lincoln — Iroquois co-owner and syndicate member	ZBG 1639
Ernst, Rose — audience fatality	AF 1889
Errett, Agnes Bell. — injured audience survivor	AS 1887
Essig, Tyrone — audience fatality	AF 1886
Espen, Emil — audience fatality	AF 1884
Espen, Rosie — audience fatality	AF 1885
Evans, Mable — audience survivor	AS 1883
Evans, Margaret "Mattie" Mary — audience fatality	AF 1873
Evans, Robert E. — injured performer survivor	PS 2534
Everett, Mrs. George — see Agnes Errett
Everett, J.H. — See John H. Ebbert
Everett, Marshall — see Chicago's Awful Theater Horror

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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