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  • Harris and Blanck had collected hefty insurance payments for fires at Triangle and another of their factories, the Diamond Waist Company, five times in the decade leading up to 1911.

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  • In mid-April, Max Blanck and Isaac Harris were arrested and charged with manslaughter.

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  • Did Mr. Blanck and Mr. Harris pay him more or less than they paid their sewing machine operators?

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  • From two fires in 1902 alone, Harris and Blanck collected more than $32,000, equivalent today to about $726,000.

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  • They made it halfway across the room before Mr. Blanck stopped again.

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  • This is how I finally escape the fire, by becoming friends with Harriet Blanck, who is trying to escape too.

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  • If Harris and Blanck had installed sprinklers or any other fire-safety apparatus, that might have stopped their useful fires, as well as the potentially fatal ones.

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  • Yetta had never thought before about Mr. Blanck having a wife or daughters.

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  • The butler led her to a gaudy, overstuffed parlor and went to alert Mrs. Blanck.

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  • But men were more important; the contractors were practically on the same level as Mr. Harris and Mr. Blanck.

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