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Vol. 1, sec. 2 (pp. 81-151) Testimony by firefighters and police officers as to what they saw and did on the day of the fire. Adjourned to Dec. 7

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Transcripts of Criminal Trial Against Triangle Owners
Abstract

Vol. 1, sec. 2 (pp. 81-151) Firefighters and police: DANIEL C. DONOHUE, firefighter (People’s witness, p. 80), testifies as to when alarm came in EDWARD G. WORTH, firefighter, battalion chief (People’s witness, p. 84), testifies about what he saw at the scene Adjourned to December 7, 1911 Trial resumes, December 7, 1911 Witness Worth continues (cross-examination by defendants’ attorney Mr. Steuer) Witness George Fist recalled OLIVER MAHONEY, firefighter (People’s witness, p. 106), describes his actions at scene of fire HOWARD C. RUCH, fire Captain (People’s witness, p. 116), describes finding bodies and debris at scene, behavior of fire JOHN BOYLE, firefighter (People’s witness, p. 147), describes his actions

Date Issued
1911-11-20
Keywords
triangle fire
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donohue
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firefighter
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fireman
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worth
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battalion chief
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fist
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mahoney
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ruch
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captain
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boyle
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archival material
legal document

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