Raillan Brooks

El 31 de diciembre de 1904, cientos de miles de parranderos se reunieron en la zona Midtown de Manhattan, cerca del Edificio New York Times. Luego, cuando el reloj dio la medianoche, hubo una explosión de dinamita y la torre pareció incendiarse. Pero las llamas estaban bajo control y eran muy intencionales. De hecho, fueron idea del editor propietario del Times, Adolph S. Ochs, quien quería presumir el nuevo edificio de la empresa.

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