File:NYT-p1-27March1887-Coronet.jpg Knowpia

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Description	Greatly-reduced and modified front page of the New York Times, March 28, 1887, demonstrating how the Coronet's victory in an ocean race occupied almost the entirety of that day's Page One.
Source	The New York Times, reduced and modified by myself.
Article	Rufus T. Bush
Portion used
Low resolution?	Entirety of text is illegible except for the newspaper title and headline I have magnified.
Purpose of use	To illustrate claim contained within the "Coronet" article of Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia, ed. Lincoln P. Paine (Boston: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1997), p. 123 (ISBN 0395715563), and to demonstrate Rufus T. Bush's notability
Replaceable?	Full, legible article itself is public domain and is freely accessible (as of 3 January 2009) from https://query.nytimes.com/search/sitesearch?query=coronet+march+27%2C+1887 , but that article does not include the entire page image and publication name in original format
Other information	Article and page are both in public domain within the United States because of age: published in 1887.
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