Fahey, Mary — audience fatality
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AF 1761 |
Fair, Ellen — audience fatality
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AF 1478 |
Fair, Maria — audience fatality
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AF 1479 |
Falk, Gertrude — audience fatality
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AF 1763 |
Falkenau, Victor — Chicago builder
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ZBG 1558 |
Falkenstein, Gertrude — audience fatality
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AF 1764 |
Fallows, Bishop Samuel — wrote disaster book about fire, Chicago's Awful Theatre Fire
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ZBG 1872 |
Fanning, Kate Seving — audience survivor |
AS 2634 |
Farcher, Cora — See Cora Vacher |
Farley, Edward — Iroquois Theater property stage clearer survivor |
WS 1489 |
Farrell, John E. — Iroquois stage clearer survivor, maybe
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ZBG 1472 |
Farrelly, Michael — Chicago police detective, arrested Iroquois manager Will J. Davis
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ZBG 1562 |
Fashions
Hats gone (BG 1152)
Corsets, injury (BG 1111)
Role in Iroquois deaths (BG1000)
Hair care — Coke Shampoo (BG1101)
Winter clothing (BG1097)
What was worn by victims (BG1045)
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Fehr, Frank — audience survivor |
AS 2635 |
Fehr, Pauline Hecht — audience survivor |
AS 2636 |
Fellman, Bertha Voekel — audience fatality
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AF 1870 |
Fellman, Gertrude — audience survivor
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AS 1869 |
Fellman, Sidonie — audience survivor
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AS 1868 |
Fellman, Herman — audience fatality
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AF 1867 |
Feil, Catherine — possible but unlikely survivor |
BG |
Ferguson, Charles H. — audience survivor |
AS 2639
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Ferguson, Grace Adele "Gradele" — audience survivor |
AS 2640 |
Ferguson, Sara McCulloch — audience survivor
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AS 2638 |
Ferguson, William — Chicago policeman fired at the scene by assistant chief Schuettler for refusing to assist in removing bodies
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ZBG 1967 |
Fictional stories about Iroquois Theater fire,
cinema |
BG |
Fiddler, Little Fat — see Page, Thomas Nelson |
Field, George W. — audience survivor
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AS 2495 |
Field, Eugene — Chicago journalist and poet
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ZBG 1866 |
Field, Joel E — foreman of Grand Jury |
ZBG 2641 |
Fields, Marshall store — see Marshall |
Fiery Death, Rescue From book — see Stanger Wesley |
Fieser, Mattie Rubly — audience fatality
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AF 1853 |
Finch, Jennie Belle — audience fatality
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AF 1836 |
Finn, John E. "Jack" — coroner s juror
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ZBG 1451 |
Finn, John T. — police patrolman 38th precinct
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ZBG 2594 |
Fire
Fire alarms at Iroquois Theater, fire respondants & equipment (BG 2688)
Fire curtain — see John Dougherty
Fire extinguishers (BG 2875)
Fire fighters — Chicago firemen involved with Iroquois Theater fire
Chicago fire chiefs 1901–1907 (BG 2601)
Steam engine (BG 1009)
Couch Place Alley — artists rendering (BG 1010)
Fire nets (BG 2687)
Fireman on staff at Iroquois Theater — William Sallers (BG 2607)
Firemen — bravery in 1900 (BG 1131)
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Fisher Jr., Peter — audience survivor from Kenosa
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AS |
Fiske, Mrs. — see Theater Syndicate
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Fitzgerald, Anna — see Anna Fitzgibbon |
Fitzgibbon, Anna G — audience fatality
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AF 1830 |
Fitzgibbon, John J — audience fatality
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AF 1829 |
Fitzpatrick, Gertrude A. — audience fatality
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AF 1825 |
Flaherty, Edward — police detective who arrested Iroquois stage carpenter Cummings
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ZBG 1564 |
Flanigan, Thomas J. — stage worker fatality
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WF 1463 |
Flentye, Walter Frank — audience survivor
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AS 1823 |
Fletcher, Marjorie — see Ludlow, Marjorie
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Fletcher Jr, Richard Mason — volunteer physician
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ZBG 1687 |
Florine the French dancer
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PU |
Florshein, Mordecai B. — audience survivor
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AS |
Flynn, Annie Brophy — audience survivor
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AS 2434 |
Foley, H. — improbable audience fatality. On early lists and body reportedly identified at Rolston's funeral home but
coroner didn't issue death certificate
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AU |
Folice, Nellie — audience fatality
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AF 2782 |
Folke, Ada E. — audience fatality
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AF 1815 |
Follis,
Mae — daughter of Stella Follis
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ZBG 1475 |
Follis, Nellie — daughter of Stella Follis
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ZBG 1474 |
Follis, Stella B. — stage worker survivor, children's ballet dresser
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WS 1473 |
Follis, Vivian — daughter of Stella, possible ballet performer suvivor
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PS 1476 |
Folsch, August — German fire historian
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BG |
Folsom, Percy A. — reporter from Peoria visiting in Chicago
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AU |
Foltz, Alice — audience fatality
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AF 1748 |
Foltz, Helen — audience fatality
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AF 1749 |
Foltz, Mary Reedy — audience fatality
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AF 1747 |
Forbes, Mary J. — audience fatality
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AF 1580 |
Forbusch, Fannie Treloar — audience fatality
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AF 1724 |
Ford, William M. — audience survivor
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AS 1688 |
Fort, Phoebe Irene — audience fatality
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AF 1683 |
Fowler, Elva — audience fatality
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AF 1677 |
Fox, Emilie Lydia — audience fatality
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AF 1671 |
Fox, Emilie Hoyt — audience fatality
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AF 1668 |
Fox, George Sidney — audience fatality
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AF 1669 |
Fox, William Hoyt — audience fatality
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AF 1670 |
Foy, Bryan B. — audience survivor
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AS 1700 |
Foy, Eddie (Edwin Fitzgerald) — performer survivor
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PS 1658 |
Frack, Odessa — improbable audience fatality, coroner didn't issue death certificate
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AU |
Frady, Lillian Johnson — audience fatality
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AS 1652 |
Frady, Leon — audience fatality
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AF 1653 |
Frame,
Catherine "Elsie" — audience survivor
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AS 2486 |
France, Robert — audience survivor
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AS 1651 |
Frandsen, Eleanor "Elna" — audience fatality
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AF 1650 |
Frazier, Helen Lillie — injured audience survivor
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AS 1649 |
Frazier, Mary Starr Dunbar Holbrook — audience fatality
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AF 1648 |
Freeman, John R. — IroquoisTheater fire investigator
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ZBG 1545 |
Freer, Elizabeth Jennie Christie — audience fatality
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AF 1647 |
Freckelton, Edith — audience fatality
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AF 1644 |
Freckelton, Ella — audience fatality
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AF 1645 |
Friedrichs, Helena Kautenberger — audience fatality
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AF 1642 |
Friestedt, Luther — Chicago alderman who championed theater owners
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ZBG 1601 |
Frosolona, Anthony — Iroquois Theater musical director and violinist survivor
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PS1309 |
Frohman, Charles — Iroquois co-owner and Syndicate member
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ZBG 1638 |
Frost, P. O. — improbable audience fatality, appeared in Marshal Everett disaster book but coroner didn't issue death certificate
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AU |
Fulkerson, Monroe — attorney for Chicago fire department
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ZBG 1418 |
Fuller Construction — see Iroquois theater
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Fulmer, Harriet — nurse amongst first responders
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BG |
Funk, Frank — Chicago policeman who helped with body removal
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ZBG 2461 |
Fuqua, Victor H. — dentist who identified
victim's body |
ZBG 2521 |
Furschinck, Alma — see Turschinski
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