| Name | Timothy Murphy | 
| Agency | Chicago Fire Department | 
| Rank | Pipeman | 
| Type of Firefighter | Career | 
| Age Range | [Unknown] | 
| Sex | Male | 
| Date of Birth | 0/0/0 | 
| Date of Death | 6/22/1924 | 
| Cause of Death | Contact/Exposure | 
| Nature of Death | Trauma , Burns , Electrocution | 
| Attribute of Death | Lightning injuries | 
| Type of Duty | Responding to/returning from incident | 
| Incident Name | N/A | 
| Incident City | Chicago | 
| Incident State | IL | 
| Incident Date | 6/22/1924 | 
| Incident Location | Residential | 
| Incident Attribute | Electrical hazards , Fires | 
On June 22, 1924, Chicago Fire Department Firefighter Timothy Murphy, the acting captain for Engine 73, died in the line of duty while responding to a fire alarm on Escanaba Avenue. Murphy was struck by lightning and electrocuted as he and several other firefighters passed through an alley between two buildings.
Citations:
“Storm Lashes City; 3 Killed,” Chicago Daily Tribune, June 23, 1924.
“Storm Sweeps City; Three Persons Killed,” Chicago Daily Tribune, June 23, 1924.