Okay, here's what I found. The August 9, 1936 NY Times ran a piece about the heat wave of August 1896 that quotes a paragraph from their Aug 18, 1896 issue about "1,258 horses" dying.
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- Replying to @ProQuestBut! I went through the Aug 18, 1896 NY Times and came up short 1257 expired equines. I could only find one dead horse in there, and it was killed by lightning, not heat.
- 1896 was definitely a rough year to be a horse in New York.
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- Replying to @dennisr_howell@DennisRelojo I have sent this to our content team for correction.
