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New Jersey
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NEW JERSEY'S DELAWARE
At 3:30 pm on Friday, July 8, [1898] the Delaware sailed from New York for Charleston, South Carolina, with 32 passengers, 34 crew members and a cargo of nearly 1,000 tons.
