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Cincinnati Daily Gazette in Cincinnati, Ohio

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Cincinnati Daily Gazette

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1876

Page

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A Fatal Matinee at Robinson Opera House Tragedy

A crowded Saturday matinee at Robinson's Opera House ends in disaster as a false fire alarm triggers a deadly rush to exits. Nine women and children die, hundreds are injured or terrified, and firemen and staff conduct rescues amid chaotic scenes in a city stunned by the tragedy.

Robinson Opera J. M. Hager Cincinnati J. W. Miller Cincinnati Relief Union Hager Relief Union Opera-seuse Davis Joseph Kinsey E. Gl. Boyce J. D. Davis Jesse DeBeck Rothenberg

Tragic Theater Crush Claims Many at Cincinnati Matinee

The disaster at the theater on Race Street leaves many dead and injured. Mrs. Alfred White perished after shielding her infant as crowds surged to escape. Children among the dead include Harry White and August Loesch, with several others identified or missing. The list names Hattie Leslie, Nancy Clark, Fredonia Massatt, James Crawley, Annie May Runzi, and Mary McGowan among the injured or dead, while families and churches mourn their losses.

Alfred White Wesley Avenue Fifth Street Harry Bertie Race Street Mrs. White Mr. Hamlin Robert Leslie Poplar Street Nancy Clark George Clark Walnut Street C. E. Halstead Dalton Ninth Mound Streets James Crawley Ninth Street Annie May Runzi Aston Ilinois John Wilson Ohio Avenue McMillan Street Mt. Auburn Runzi Hattie Leslie Mr. Leslie Fourth and Race Streets Hattie Harry White Mr. White Ashurt August Loesch Freddie Loesch August Freddie Snebaker Annie’ May Runzi Alton Ul Habig’s Sixth Street Fredonia Massatt Deter’s Dr. Berry Seventh Street James Crowley Ken Ken From the 1Ass In the Vestibule, and Conveyed To No. 193 Mary McGowan Dayton Street Court Street Ben Shott Maley Laura Leonard Louise Leonard Sycamore Street Rose Sheerland Annie Flood Front Street Elm Andrew C. Snyder, Jr E. M. Langdon Colerain Pike F. A. Lyon Mary Carson Central Avenue Heinsheimer Clark Street Linn Locksmith Poplar Bryan A. Greiber Harrison Avenue Freman West Ninth Street

Firemen Save Lives After Opera House Panic Tragedy

Chaos in the balcony and vestibule as a panic spreads through the theater. Firefighters led by Henry Huesmaan and Lafayette Kinsley rescue the alive and recover sixteen bodies, naming Anna May Nunzi Hattie Leslie Harry White and August Loesch among the dead. The alarm origin is disputed with theories of thiefs exploiting the crush and a child’s voice cited as possible initiator.

J. D. Davis J. Webb, Jr Mr. Hager Davis May Donnally Henry Kessler Lrst Amos F. G. Myers John K. French Walnut Hills Mr. Myers Mr. Krench Mr. French Col. A. D. Bullock Gallery Landing Hattie Leslie Snodgrass Lowe Emerson Newport Robinson's Opera House Hawthorne Ida McGinnes Eula Lockwood Cal. S. H. Vinning Genessee Street Poplar Street Dan Wolf Ada Abraham James

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Messrs Webb Mr. Webb Donnally Mrs. Hemsn Major Andre Washington Johnston Plum Street Deter Opera House Ninth Street Station Lawyer Hamlin Cincinnati Hospital Massey Muscroft Marry White Eighth Street Dr. Maley Young Wood Frederick Dha August Wm. Lanferseik Hooks No. 1 Frederick Loesch Tads Loesch Henry Huesmaan Lafayette Kinsley Anna May Nunzi Fredoria Massatt James Crowey E. O. Halstead Shillito Mart Schuler J. Hughes G. W. Fo Win Lowry Chas Coffin Cal Simith Geo. Budd W. Saint Fersick Capt Wii Pol!man Geo Pastel Dan, Croom Charles Meyers Jerry Bray A. J Usher D. W. Clifton Hudson Lieut Spaeth Dy Cers Davis Montgomery, Brothers von Seggern James Alexander Andrew Groedner Alexander Nick Roberts H. C. Davidson C. B. Stemen Crawley C. H. King C. H. Collins
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