Mac Harg, William — consulting engineer for city council theater ordinance committee
|
ZBG 1614 |
Macrane, Gilbert — see Gilbert McLean
|
MacKay, Roland S. — audience fatality
|
AF 1360 |
Madison Street
|
BG 1170 |
Magin, Bonnie — performer survivor
|
PS 2090 |
Maher, W. J. — Fuller employee who installed roof vent
|
BG |
Mahler, Edith L. — audience fatality
|
AF 1351 |
Mahnken, John — criminal who falsely claimed body of Iroquois victim Lulu Greenwald
|
ZBG 2277 |
"Ma Honey" — see Mr. Bluebeard music
|
Malian, Mrs. — seriously injured audience survivor,
possibly Celeste Maliano, or Carmella Malan, wives of
Italian immigrants, Michael and Marcaro
Malan |
AS |
Maloney, Clara Matilde Peterson — audience fatality
|
AF 2278 |
Malyon, Clifton — audience survivor
|
AS 2280 |
Mann, Emma D. — audience fatality
|
AF 2283 |
Mann, Joseph B. — defense attorney
|
ZBG 1456 |
Manning, Purdy T. or Manning, T. — possible Iroquois Theater stage clearer
|
BG |
Map showing location of Chicago buildings involved in Iroquois Theater disaster
|
BG 1089 |
Markey, Louis F. Jr & Sr. — incorrectly listed as victims, found safe
|
BG |
Marlowe, Dorothy "Dotty" — Pony Ballet performer survivor
|
PS 1704 |
Marlowe, Eva — Pony Ballet performer survivor
|
PS 1708 |
Mahoney
/ Maroney, Theresa "Lulu" — performer survivor
|
PS 2547 |
Marquis, Rev William S. — pastor Broadway Presbyterian Rock Island, IL
conducted services
|
BG |
"Marriage is Sublime" — see Mr. Bluebeard music
|
Marshall, Arthur — Iroquois Theater stagehand survivor
|
WS 1518 |
Marshall, Benjamin — Iroquois Theatre architect
|
ZBG 2284 |
Marshall Field's store
— many Iroquois Theater audience
survivors fled to the department store to
replace lost coats and receive first aid |
BG |
Martin, Clara Campbell — audience survivor
|
AS 2290 |
Martin, Dr. Daniel R. — audience survivor
|
AS 2289 |
Martin, Erle — audience fatality
|
AF 2286 |
Martin, Harold C. — audience fatality
|
AF 2288 |
Martin, Margurite — performer survivor
|
PS 2548 |
Martin, Robert B. — audience fatality
|
AF 2287 |
Marvyne, Mary Williams — audience survivor
|
AS |
Marx, May — audience fatality
|
AF 1333 |
Marvyne, Mary Williams — injured audience survivor
|
AS 1369 |
Mason, Marjorie — audience survivor
|
AS 1275 |
Massoney, Frank John — Irqouois Theater stage carpenter / scene shifter survivor
|
WS 1537 |
Matchette, Emily — audience fatality
|
AF 2018 |
Matthews, W. T. — worker at Northwestern
|
ZBG 2458 |
Mavor, William — Chicago councilman
|
ZBG 1604 |
Maxfield, Ella — possible audience survivor / possible hoax
|
ZBG 2291 |
Maxwell, Alice Ripley — audience survivor
|
AS 2578 |
Maxwell, Allison — audience survivor
|
AS 2579 |
Maxwell, Robert Elliot — audience survivor
|
AS 2580 |
Mayer, Levy — defense attorney
|
ZBG 1457 |
Mayer, Simon - police department secretary
and first responder |
ZBG 2523 |
Mayhew, Ella — see Ella Maxfield
|
Maypole, William — Chicago alderman who helped draft new theater ordinance
|
ZBG 1605 |
Mazzanovich, Max — Mr. Bluebeard stage carpenter survivor
|
WS 1500 |
Mazzette, Louis / Lewis / Ludwig - performer
survivor |
PS 2514 |
McAllister, William J. — Chicago building department
|
ZBG 1789 |
McAvoy, Dan — comedian who played Mr. Bluebeard on Broadway
|
ZBG 2292 |
McCahill, Edmond D. —
Chicago fireman
|
BG |
McCarthy, John F. — city collector testified in coroners trial
|
ZBG 1559 |
McCarthy, Thomas J. — accused ghoul
|
ZBG 1861 |
McCaslin, Estella L. — injured audience survivor
|
AS 1940 |
McCaughan, Helen — audience fatality
|
AF 2211 |
McChristie, Anna — audience fatality
|
AF 2410 |
McClelland, Joseph — audience fatality
|
AF 1584 |
McCleery, R. C. — Mr. Bluebeard set designer
|
ZBG 2107 |
McClure, George — audience survivor
|
AS 1933 |
McClure, Lawrence — audience fatality
|
AF 1934 |
McClurg, Roy — See Lawrence R. McClure
|
McCloskey, John — Iroquois Theater stagehand survivor
|
WS 1501 |
McComas, Duke Simpson — audience survivor
|
AS 2582 |
McCutcheon, John T. Sad family 1903 Christmas cartoon
|
ZBG 2293 |
McDonald, Viola — performer survivor
|
PS 2509 |
McDonnell, John C. — Chicago fireman
|
BG |
McElligott, James W. — Chicago fireman
|
BG |
McEwen, Judge Willard M. — circuit court
|
BG 2883 |
McGaffey, Ernest — mayor Harrison's secretary
|
ZBG 1587 |
McGann, Lawrence Edward — acting Chicago mayor
|
ZBG 1508 |
McGill, Elizabeth K. — audience fatality
|
AF 2165 |
McGill, Martha — injured audience survivor
|
AS 2164 |
McGunnigle, Mary e — audience fatality
|
AF 2297 |
McGurn, John C. — audience survivor (actor: James C. Marlowe)
|
AS |
McInnes, Dr. Robert W. — slightly injured audience survivor
|
AS 2298 |
McKay,
Mary F. Johnson — injured audience survivor
|
AS 2596 |
McKee, James W. — audience fatality
|
AF 1185 |
McKenna, Bernardt — audience fatality
|
AF 1242 |
McKenna, Amy / Amie Beder — audience fatality
|
AF 1241 |
McLaughlin, William Lancaster — audience fatality
|
AF 2411 |
McLean, Abbie — performer survivor
|
PS 2545 |
McLean, Gilbert — theater scene shifter survivor
|
WS 1542 |
McMillan, Mabel — audience fatality
|
AF 2350 |
McMullen, William — stage worker survivor
(also see Utility stairwell)
|
WS 2072 |
McNally, John J. — playwright who rewrote libretto for American audiences
|
BG |
McNeil, Seppie — Pony Ballet performer survivor
|
PS 1705 |
McQueen, Thomas — Mr. Bluebeard stagehand survivor
|
WS 1502 |
McSweeney, Capt. Dennis — firefighter (hook & ladder company 9)
|
|
McVickers Theater audience in 1901
|
BG 1152 |
McWeeney, Patrick D. — police lieutenant who jailed bad tempered rigger Kerr
|
BG |
McWilliams, William C. — volunteer rescuer
|
BG |
Mead, Lucille — audience fatality
|
AF 1817 |
Mead, Mary E. Moak — audience fatality
|
AF 2251 |
Meagher, Ellen — audience survivor
|
AS 2300 |
Meagher, Maria T. — audience fatality
|
AF 2299 |
Medical volunteers needed — relay alert messaging
|
BG 1196 |
Meehan, Harry — performer survivor
|
PS 2513 |
Meeker, Clinton G — reported entire family of 5 missing. They weren't.
|
BG |
Mellen, L.M. — injured audience survivor (Elgin, IL)
|
AS |
Melz, M. L. — injured audience survivor
|
AS |
Memhard (or Menard), Albert A- audience survivor
|
AS |
Memhard, Stuart — audience survivor
|
AS |
Memorial Plaque — see Iroquois
|
Mendel, Augusta M. — audience fatality
|
AF 2412 |
Menzer, Annie — audience fatality
|
AF 1888 |
Merriam, Fannie E. Guthrie — audience fatality
|
AF 1892 |
Merriman, Louise — audience survivor, slightly injured, wife of William A.
|
AS |
Merriman, Mildred — audience survivor
|
AS |
Methodist clergy versus theaters |
BG |
Meyer, Leopold H. — coroners jury foreman
|
ZBG 1450 |
Meyer, William H. — usher survivor
|
WS 2024 |
Meyers, Elsa H. — audience fatality
|
AF 2308 |
Michel family, Mrs. R.S., Ruth and Louise — audience survivors
|
AS |
Middleton, Kathleen — audience fatality
|
AF 1746 |
Miller, Frank — Iroquois Theater |
WS 1516 |
Miller, Helen Koehn — audience fatality
|
AF 2413 |
Miller, John "Johnny" H. — violin player in Iroquois orchestra — performer survivor
|
PS |
Miller, Mrs. Henry — injured audience survivor, Ontonagon, Michigan, burned and overcome by smoke
|
AS |
Miller, Willard C. — audience fatality
|
AF 2415 |
Millikin or Milliken, Anna B. — audience survivor
|
AS 2157 |
Mills, Clara B. — audience fatality
|
AF 2416 |
Mills, Isabella — audience fatality
|
AF 1698 |
Mills, Minnie Pearl Plant — audience fatality
|
AF 1696 |
Mills, Ward — audience survivor
|
AS 1699 |
Mingins, Clara W. — audience survivor
|
AS 1975 |
Mingins,
Mildred E. — audience survivor
|
AS 1976 |
Minwegen, John — Chicago alderman
|
ZBG 1606 |
Minwegen, Sophia E. — inaccurately reported as a fatality
|
AS 1607 |
Mitchell, Dora — audience fatality
|
AF 2309 |
Mitchell, Ruth — Either a teenage audience
member or a chorus girl |
PS |
Moak, Anna — audience fatality
|
AF 2252 |
Moak, Orlena "Lena" — audience fatality
|
AF 2253 |
Moberly, Edward — audience survivor
|
AS 1949 |
Moloney, Alicia — audience fatality
|
AF 2312 |
Monroe, Cora — audience survivor |
AS |
Montgomery, Dr. H.L. — volunteer rescuer
|
BG |
Montague, Helen I. Johnson — audience
survivor |
AS 2595 |
Montrose Cemetery monument — See Iroquois Theater Montrose Cemetery
|
Moody, Dr. Frank Adolph — audience survivor
|
AS |
Moody, Rosa — audience survivor
|
AS 1386 |
Moohan, H. B. — improbable victim — death certificate not issued, no such
person in 1900 U.S. Census,
also checked Mohan, Mahan & H.B.
|
BG |
Moore, Beatrice — audience survivor
|
AS 2153 |
Moore, Benjamin — audience fatality
|
AF 1356 |
Moore, Catherine Ella Kittie Sayles — audience fatality
|
AF 1357 |
Moore, Mary Farmer — audience fatality
|
AF 1361 |
Moore, Matilda Hulda Christine — audience fatality
|
AF 1364 |
Moore, Sibyl — audience fatality
|
AF 1362 |
Moosman, Carrie — audience survivor
|
AS 2445 |
Mora, Edward T. — performer survivor
|
PS 2077 |
Moran, Helen Cora "Nellie" — audience survivor
|
AS 2432 |
Moran, Thomas A. — defense attorney
|
ZBG 1424 |
Morell, Gladys — audience survivor
|
AS |
Morgan, Andrew H. — audience survivor ( 496 Webster Avenue, b. 1880, England), Detroit
|
AS |
Morgan, Julia — audience survivor
|
AS |
Morgan, Myrtle — audience survivor (496 Webster Ave, b. 1860, m. Alfred Francis
Morgan, England) mother of toddler
Warren F. Morgan, sister of Marcella Warren, Detroit
|
AS |
Morgan, Nellie — audience survivor
|
AS |
Morgan, Warren F. Sr — audience survivor, Detroit
|
AS |
Morgan, Warren F. Jr — audience survivor, Detroit
|
AS |
Morris, Mabel A. — see Mabel Norris
|
Morrow, Sarah J. "Jennie" — audience survivor
|
AS 2450 |
Mortell / Morrill, Mary — audience injured survivor
|
AS |
Mossler, Pauline — audience fatality
|
AF 2187 |
"Mother Eve" aka "Stories Adam Told to Eve" — see Mr. Bluebeard music
|
Motz, Jacob "Jake" — Iroquois Theater stage worker survivor
|
WS 1519 |
Mowry, Fannie A. — audience survivor
|
AS 2048 |
Mr. Bluebeard |
Mr. Bluebeard — cast list for 1903 Iroquois Theater engagement
|
Mr. Bluebeard — costumes, primary designer
|
Mr. Bluebeard — costumes aerialist gear
|
Mr. Bluebeard — costumes, Drury Lane
|
Mr. Bluebeard — costumes, salvaged
|
Mr. Bluebeard — cinema
|
Mr. Bluebeard — fires in multiple cities
|
Mr. Bluebeard — music
|
Mr. Bluebeard — song lyrics |
Mr. Bluebeard — orchestra in Chicago and composers
|
Mr. Bluebeard — portion of performers not covered elsewhere
|
Mr. Bluebeard — programs, Iroquois
|
Mr. Bluebeard — publicity, Knickerbocker Theater NYC
|
Mr. Bluebeard — publicity, New York Times review
|
Mr. Bluebeard — road company schedule in 1903
|
Mr. Bluebeard — octet
|
Mr. Bluebeard — Pony Ballet
|
Mr. Bluebeard — storybook illustrations by Robinson, Heighway, Austen, Clarke and Dulac
|
Mr. Bluebeard — synopsis
|
Mucker, C.G. — see Clinton Meeker
|
Muegher, Mary — injured audience survivor
|
AS |
Mueller family #1
|
Mueller, Barbarabell — audience survivor
|
AS 2576 |
Mueller, Florence — audience survivor
|
AS 2577 |
Mueller, Flossie Payne — audience survivor
|
AS 2575 |
Mueller family #2
|
Mueller, Helen Ella — audience fatality
|
AF 1902 |
Mueller, Emelia — audience fatality
|
AF 1901 |
Mueller, Pauline — see Pauline Mueller Jacobson
|
Muir, Estelle Margery "Essie" — audience fatality
|
AF 2196 |
Muir, Eugenia "Eugie" Hewins — audience fatality
|
AF 2195 |
Muir, Samuel A. — audience fatality
|
AF 2194 |
Muker, C. G. — see Clinton Meeker
|
Muldoon, Rev. Peter J. — catholic bishop St. Charles Borromeo
|
ZBG 2313 |
Mulligan, Amy Stillman — injured audience survivor
|
AS 1993 |
Munholland, Josephine — audience fatality
|
AF 2417 |
Murphy, Dewitt J. — audience fatality
|
AF 2281 |
Murphy, John — newsboy reported to have sold 2,700 newspapers about Iroquois Theater fire in one hour
|
BG |
Murray, Charles — audience fatality
|
AF 2314 |
Murray or Murry, Robert E. — Iroquois stationary engineer survivor
|
WS 1811 |
Musham, William Henry — Chicago fire marshal
|
ZBG 1574 |
Music - see Mr. Bluebeard
|