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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1904

Page

4

Rescuer Dashes Through Doors Fire Scare At Theatre

Louis Reyn al recounts saving twenty five young girls during a theatre fire last Monday night. He forced a chair through glass to reach an exit after discovering doors locked by the curtain blocking egress. All the girls were guided to safety as flames rose behind the scenes.

Mr. Bluebeard

Partial Death List From Theatre Panic in Chicago

Identified dead tallies to 2 PM include Mrs. John Adameck Bartlett Illinois and Walter D Austrian Laporte Indiana among many others. The ongoing tally lists dozens more by name with locations and kin, amid theatre exits failures noted by witnesses and officials.

Chicago John Adameck Bartlett Iil Walter D. Austrian Laporte Ind Joseph L. Austrian John Aldrich Ethel Barker C. D. Bartlett Ill Charles R. Barnheisel William C. Beutrell Helen Beyersloth Walter B. Bissinger H. G. Brindsley N. J. Bodice Emma Brinkley Margaret Buehmann C. L. Cooper Thomas Contell Helen Cooper R. H. Coutts May Curran Jacob Cohn Vinton Clayton Thomas A. Cantwell Roy A. G. Caldwell Millie J. Crocker Agnes Chapin W. W. Cooper Lola Copler Leander Diffendorf Lincoln N. Delee Natalia Eisendrath Gertrude Falkenstein Anna Fitzbbons George Sidney Fox Forton Fox Winnetka Thomas J. Flannagan Indianapolis Gertrude R. Folkenstein Lillian M. Frady Leon Frady Helen Forz Anna Fitzon John J. Fitzgibbon C. Coltz Mary Feiser Ada Folke Lee Haviland Miss Harbaugh John Holland Mary E. Howard D. Hart Henning G. “@. Henry Roger Higginson Allen Holst Gertrude Holst W. W. Hooper Kenosha Wis Helen Howard Leigh Holland Edith Horton Ontonagon Mich Ray E. Howard Jeanette Higginson Fred W. Weaton Frank Leavenworth Bloomington James D. Maloney J. Martin Pullman W. Martin Martin Robert Martin Helen McCaughan Joseph McClellan Lucille Mead James McClelland Merriel Mildred Mer Arthur Saville Winthrop Spring Rosa Schmidt A. L. Seymour Harry Seiser Marie Smith Desplaines Clyde O. Thompson Ruth Tayson Oak Park Walter Thacker Edna Torney Susan Turner C. W. Turbush Florence Toblets Wilmette W. Thatcher R. H. Trask Ottawa Grace Elizabeth Tease Ream Taylor Edward L. van Zegen Bernice Valley John van Ingen T. J. Valley Edward L. van Ingen Leo Wolfe Hammond Helen Wunderlich S. Waldman Otto Woltmann H. Williams C. A. Winslow Three River Falls Minn Donald Wells Paul Windes Harriett Wolff Ella Wachs Erhina Weiskopf Freda Washington Paul Weinder Walter B. Zeisler T. Butler Evanston Charles Dowst Helen Dyrenforth J. A. Eckerstein Elizabeth Hart Mies Vera R. Jackson D. James Davenport Lola Kuebler Elizabeth M’gill Pittsburg Penn Edith Martin Josephine Pilat William Rise Arlene Schreiner W. J. Suetsch Zabella Stoddard Minoak Anne Schonerc

Hebrew Memorial Services for Victims in Chicago Fire

Rabbi Hirshberg announces memorial services at Temple Chabei Sholom Union Park this evening for the victims of the Chicago theatre fire.

Hirshberg

World’s Sympathy for Stricken Chicago

Chicago citizens receive condolences from President Roosevelt ambassadors and mayors as the Iroquois Theatre disaster spurs messages of grief. Officials like Mayor Harrison and board notices reflect wide national and international mourning and concern.

Chicago Roosevelt

London offers condolences over Chicago fire loss

Ambassador Choate in London reports London citizens through the Lord Mayor extend deep sympathy to Americans for the Chicago fire tragedy. The State Department replies to London officials expressing high appreciation for the message in this hour of sorrow.

Washington State Department

Boston Council Extends Sympathy to Chicago in Tragedy

In yesterday afternoon’s final session, Councilman Howes offered and the resolution was adopted expressing heartfelt sympathy to Chicago after a catastrophe. The measure extends condolences to the stricken city and directs a copy to Chicago’s Mayor and City Council.

Common Council Howes Ward 22 Chicago Boston

Castoria Ad From Earliest Times You Know

An old advertisement promotes Castoria as the reliable remedy for infants and children, claiming it is the same gentle formula “the kind you have always bought.” The copy appeals to parental trust and long standing use.

Curtain Faults at Iroquois Theater Fire Spark Insurance Critique

Insurance men in Chicago say the Iroquois curtain never operated properly and the fireproof mechanism was not repaired. They urge a fireproof curtain to isolate the stage from the auditorium and note that some extinguishers were opposed by management. The fire burned few seats. structure largely intact with exits open.

City Building Department Stanhope Herman Friestedt Scully Connery Chicago

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Dreisels Die in Iroquois Theatre Fire

Fred R. Pennert learned tonight that his sister and her husband Herman Dreisel perished in the Iroquois Theatre fire. The couple, longtime friends of Clinton residents, left behind many local connections.

Clinton Fred R. Pennert Herman Dreisel Mrs. Dreisel

Fire Victim L. M. Mellin From Elgin Identified

Southbridge reports among Chicago fire fatalities the inclusion of L. M. Mellin of Elgin. Mellin is a cousin of H. G. Mellin of this place and is known locally from frequent visits.

Southbridge Chicago L. M. Mellin Elgin Mellin H. G. Mellin

William Struhen's Webster Home Robbed in Break-In

Early today a burglar entered the Webster home of William Struhen and stole a pair of trousers containing a ring valued at 50 dollars and 75 dollars in cash belonging to the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union of which Struhen was treasurer.

Webster William Struhen Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union Struhen

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Sunday Post Hon Frank New England Louis Reynal William Miller A. N. Muir Earl Martin Newby Edith Norton Edward W. Norton St. Louis M— Nuit Frances O. Owens Amy Owens Fornetta Peterson R. H. Poulis Walter Phacker Adele Philipson Jack Pottlitzer Lafayette Charles T. Page Lillian Patton Harold Page Grace B. Pease Edith Pridmore L. H. Pierce Plainwell Lilly Power Willis W. Peck William Paulman Nellie Reidy Willam Rattey G. Reieter Hazel Regensburg Adele Regensburg B. Regensburg W. M. Reed The H. L. Richardson Rose K. Rogers Ross Thomas Remington Minnie Robertson Theodore Roberts Woodford Erna Reiss Anna Reidy Sawyer Warner Secil Kankakee Wilma Smithbark Lola Sheppard Donald Stoddard Smith Inl Rosie Stafford Olive Squier Eva V. Wire Mabel Betsford Racine Harry F. Bliss Willis W. Cooper Charles Cooper H. L. Hutchins Ripon Frank Hyde Alice Kline Katherine Long Geneva J. L. McKinna Lena Monk Watertown Antoinette Peterson Fargo N. D Grace van Ingen Bettie van Ingen Kenggha Veit Lenox Mass W. K. White Rebecca Buffie Pola Bird Ilinois Myra Bradwell Paul Boein Sofia Cudelman J. L. Dallely Margaret Dolan Sarah Duvall Zanesville W. Treator Martha van Ingen Florence White Beyer Robert Battenfield Delaware Ruth Battenfield John Battenfield Hazel Brown Minnie Crocker Clara A. Donaldson Mare Decker Edna Dixon Eddie Dee J. B. Dodd Elizabeth Duvall Elma Ballad Odessa Frack C. W. Forbusch Reinhold Graff Max Goodheart Emma Gelik James Higginson Andrew Irle Mary Mary Pauline Messier Hattie Moore Hart, Mich Anna Newman William Owen Nellie Reed Joseph Seymour Irene Swartz Margaret Armon Beatrice Bowman Joseph Beznek Henrietta Christian Joseph J. Goss Emma D. Mann Dewitt J. Murphy Benjamin Moore Mattie Norton Elizabeth Pease James H. Strong Eva Wilcox Louisa Winiger Charles J. Boetticher Margaret Love Woodstock A. Mueller Edith Mahler Dora Mitchell Lockport Anna Moak Ella Mead Wisconsin Mary McNary Augusta Olson Frank Persinger John Adame Kola Alfred Alison Lucile Bond Werence Cochrane Rosene Ernest William Engles Phoebe Fort Mary Fahey Adelaide Gudhart Charles Hickman Bertha Harger Sibyl Moore Anna Menger Pearl M. Mills Lawrence McClure Lillian Pelton Des Moines Hewitt Persinger Bertha Page Lillian Peake Louis Subley Clara Stallman Oscar Squire Tahina Sill Delaware, O Sha J. Sawyer Carrie Tierney Howard J. Wilson John’ Washington Ida Weimers Carrie Weimer Louise Weiniger Mary E. Zummerma Annie Anderson D. H. Battenfield Harold Brown Leon Brady Charles F. Casper Reno Louisa Corbin Grace Dawson William Dawson Barrington John Druehner R. Graff Nellie E. Hart Atkinson Til Mary Hirsch E. R. Halberton Jeanette Hutchin Georgiana Kulas Augusta Mendel Luther G. Newby Linden Polte Lake Side Ella Sullivan Knoxville Eva Sprecht A. W. Sprecht Alice Wilton Mary Ann Wagner Erick Wéick Milwaukee Hiram White Logé Port Eileen Kiley Harry M. Kiley Charles Kulas Kavanagh Long Joe Kingsley Liz Marie Koehler Mamie Koehler H. A. Keiser William H. Kranz Francis Kircher Ing, Sons Ost Harrison Theodore Roosevelt John L. Bates Massachusetts Mayor Collins Patrick A. Collins Boards of Trade Chicago Board of Trade Duluth Henry of Prussia Iroquois Theatre Henry Mayor Low New York Seth Low Boston Chamber
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