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English: General Slocum burning in East River, fireboat on scene.
Originally published in Harper's June 24, 1904. Caption reads "A view of the General Slocum on fire off North Brother Island". Image went into the public domain January 1, 1999.
Deutsch: Die „General Slocum“ brennend im East River, New York City.

Date

Taken on 15 June 1904

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Harper's June 24, 1904 (via en.wikipedia.org by Ydorb)

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