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  • The Iroquois Theatre Fire

    The Iroquois Theatre Fire

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    Chicago, December 30, 1903.  Fire, smoke and chaos caused by fear, killed over six hundred soles today at the new Iroquois Theatre on Randolph Street. That’s the way the lead story in the Chicago Sun-Times began on the morning of December 31, 1903.  A grusome story of death and suffering that need not have happened.…

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Tony Crumbley
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The reality is: when people forget, history is lost. It is a concern to historians, genealogists and researchers around the world. The same reality is the reason why we look back and wonder just before we look forward and despair. Keep in mind that our national document of independence did not happen by happenstance or coincidence. Let Postcard History’s Tony Crumbley enlighten us on the First American Declaration of Independence

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