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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 03
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 04
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 05
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 06
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 07
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 08
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 09
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The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 10
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Complete Transcript of Triangle Fire
(1911-11-01)This is a complete copy of the Triangle Fire Transcript. For ease of viewing and downloading, we have also divided the transcript into volumes and sections. Please note: Full transcript is unavailable for pages 674-1210, ... -
The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 11
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Vol. 1, sec. 6 (pp. 537-673). Continues with female workers’ testimony, Dec. 11-12, 1911. Adjourned to December 13
(1911-11-20)Vol. 1, sec. 6 (pp. 537-673) Resumed December 12th, 1911. Testimony by female workers continues: BECKIE ROTHSTEIN continues, describing actions of self and Sam Bernstein, who tried to open the door ROSE MAYERS, machine ... -
Vol. 1, sec. 1 (pp. 1 -80) Nov. 20 – Dec. 6, 1911. Opening statement by Mr. Bostwick for the People (prosecution), outlining theory of the case. Witness James Wiskeman, civil engineer, gives long description of physical layout of the factory building
(1911-11-20)Vol. 1, section 1 (pp. 1-80) People’s Witnesses Day 1: November 20, 1911; after brief discussion of rules, adjourned to December 4. Witness called: ANTON J. GERICK, a talesman December 4, 5, 6: examination of talesman, ... -
Vol. 2 (pp. 677-1996). “Library notes” by researcher: summaries and long excerpts of testimony by workers about Margaret Schwartz’s death in the fire; engineers, laborers, and hardware dealer about condition of door casing, handrail, lock; and co-defendant/owner Max Blanck about his actions on day of fire
(1911-11-20)Vol. 2 (pp. 677-1996) “Library Notes,” picks up at page 677, continues to p. 1996 (61-page document), includes excerpts from transcript, more testimony from workers about the fire, what happened to Margaret Schwartz; ... -
Vol. 1, sec. 4 (pp. 229-360). Testimony by factory workers. Adjourned to Dec. 11
(1911-11-20)Vol. 1, sec. 4 (pp. 229-360) CARMELLA INGEGENO, employed as machine operator (sewer) by Harris & Blanck (People’s witness, p. 229), describes physical layout of her working space and what happened on the day of the fire ... -
Vol. 1, sec. 3 (pp. 151-228) Testimony by firefighters and police continued
(1911-11-20)Vol. 1, sec. 3 (151-228 JACOB WOLL, JR., firefighter (People’s witness), describes actions at scene FELIX REINHART, firefighter (People’s witness, p. 160), describes fire, location of bodies, actions of self and others ... -
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
(1911-11-20)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), ... -
Vol. 1, sec. 5 (pp. 361-536). Testimony by female workers
(1911-11-20)Vol. 1, sec. 5 (pp. 361-536) Resumed December 11, 1911. Testimony by female workers: ANNA GULLO, machine operator (People’s witness, p. 361), describes how she tried to open the door after fire started; notes others were ... -
The Ladies' Garment Worker, Volume 02, Issue 12
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Vol. 3, sec. 1 (pp. 1211-1290). Trial resumed December 19, 1911. Defendants’ witnesses: Commissioner of Labor describes inspection procedure for Triangle factory; testimony of building superintendent about testing hose, lighting conditions; testimony of supplier re physical layout of factory
(1911-12-11)Vol. 3, sec. 1 (pp. 1211-1290) Defendants’ Witnesses Trial resumed December 19, 1911 JOHN WILLIAMS, Commissioner of Labor (defendants’ witness), discusses building inspections, long discussion of report of inspection ... -
Vol. 3, sec. 2 (pp. 1291-1407). Testimony of porters and sewing machine operators re string on lock in door; extensive arguing between attorneys, December 19-20
(1911-12-19)Vol. 3, sec. 2 (pp. 1291-1407) MAY CALIANDRO LEVANTINI, machine operator (defendants’ witness, p. 1291); describes actions the day of the fire; describes flames; questioned about lawsuit against Harris & Blanck; questioned ...
