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Newspaper photographs of the Asch Building's exterior after the Triangle fire
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Newspaper photographs of the Triangle fire, showing victims on the ground outside the Asch Building and at the morgue, March 27. 1911
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A newspaper photograph of an internal staircase in the Asch Building after the Triangle fire
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A cartoon referring to the Triangle fire depicts a factory owner, his coat bedecked with the dollar signs, holding a door closed while workers shut inside struggle to escape amid flames and smoke.
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Drawing "The Locked Door!" refers to the Triangle fire and depicts young women throwing themselves against a locked door in an attempt to escape the flames.
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Cartoon refers to the Triangle fire and depicts a woman weeping over a grave, and asks the reader: "How soon will they be all forgotten?"
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Illustration depicting a wrapped corpse being lowered by rope from the Asch Building following the Triangle fire
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Drawing depicting women jumping from the burning Asch Building during the Triangle fire; border of dollar signs makes editorial statement as to the cause.
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The spectre of Death, in the form of a large skeleton, rises with the smoke and flames of the burning Asch Building during the Triangle fire, as people jump and fall to their death.
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New York Tribune photograph of the memorial march to Washington Square for the victims of the Triangle fire.
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Coroner Holzhauser, and Assistant District Attorneys J. Robert Rubin and Charles Bostwick investigate the roof of the Asch Building in order to prepare their prosecution of Max Blanck and Isaac Harris, Triangle Waist Company owners after the Triangle fire
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The front page of the New York Evening Journal announces "Fire Trap Victims Buried: Draft New Law to Save Shop Workers"; article, "Woman Tells of Fight for Life at Barred Doors," gives details of the Triangle fire. Editorial cartoon asks, "Who Is Responsi
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Cartoon "Inspector of Buildings" refers to the Triangle fire and depicts a skeleton dressed as a building inspector. Sign reads "Record fire for New York, 145 lives lost!!!! Guilding fire proof. Only fire escape collapsed. Inspector."
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Newspaper photgraphs in the New York Evening Journal show the burned Asch Building interior and exterior, March 27, 1911