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Tower tragedy

Tower tragedy

The last stone on the Brooklyn tower was raised in June 1875 and the Manhattan tower was completed in July 1876. The work was dangerous: by 1876, three workers ...
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The last stone on the Brooklyn tower was raised in June 1875 and the Manhattan tower was completed in July 1876. The work was dangerous: by 1876, three workers had died by falling from the towers, while nine other workers had been killed in other accidents
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