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The final six previously unidentified victims of the Triangle Factory Fire are identified by researcher Michael Hirsch.

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The New York State Legislature passes eight of the fifteen bills on working conditions that the Factory Investigating Commission founded in the wake of the fire recommends. The other seven, along with new protections, pass in later years.

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Inspired by the tragedy, the New York State legislature establishes the Factory Investigating Commission to investigate working conditions statewide.

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A funeral procession for the victims is held, organized by the ILGWU

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The National Women’s Trade Union League organizes a meeting at the Metropolitan Opera House at which thousands of women vote to press the New York State legislature for new labor and fire safety laws.

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The bodies of those who died in the fire were taken to a pier on 26th Street and the East River. Thousands of people lined up to identify the bodies of loved ones. After a week, all but seven were identified.

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A fire safety report warns that many New York City buildings lack “even the most indispensable precautions necessary.”