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Workers on the Manhattan and Queens sides meet and shake hands in the middle of the Triborough Bridge after a 27-ton cross-floor beam was riveted into place high over the waters of the East River

It was shut down in 1973 and a non-elevated roadway called simply the West Side Highway replaced it

Douglas Fairbanks lifts Charlie Chaplin as the crowd roared during a Wall Street rally on April 8

Suffragists Parade no-discount " he is quoted inWomen suffragists bring attention to their decades long struggle to achieve the right to vote by marching in a parade in New York on May 4, 1912. The woman in front leads with a baby and carriage while others dress in white, wear "Votes for Women" sashes and carry flags and banner. The crowd was much bigger than expected and inadequately policed. On May 11, 1912, The Times published an article, "Women Present Formal Complaint of Police Mismanagement