The article reflects notable events reported by the Brooklyn Daily Eagle on specific dates in history. In 1857, an ordinance was enforced prohibiting the discharge of firearms and fireworks outside the 4th of July, responding to public nuisance complaints. In 1875, the Fourteenth Regiment of New York's National Guard planned to form a veteran battalion comprising those who served in the Civil War to participate in Philadelphia's Centennial celebration. The battalion's command was led by esteemed wartime leaders, showcasing military heritage and community pride.
"There is an ordinance prohibiting the firing of pistols, setting off firecrackers, squibs or other fireworks, on any other occasion than the 4th of July."
"The Fourteenth Regiment, National Guard, State of New York, at a recent meeting, decided to organize... a veteran battalion to visit Philadelphia next year during the Centennial celebration."
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