Notable historical events and figures from 1154 to 1903
A chronological list of significant dates governors battles and political milestones. It includes Henry II coronation in England Columbus arrival as a prisoner in Spain Dreux defeat of the Nguenots the Boston Tea Party and forest of other political military and cultural milestones across centuries and nations.
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Henry II
England
Columbus
Spain
Dreux
Edmon d 'Andros
New England
Boston
United States Congress
Francis Dana
Russia
Bank of the
United States
Toulon
Napoleon
Louisiana
Bonaparte
Paris
Moodkee
New York City
Louis Napoleon
French Republic
Texas
J. M. W. Turner
London
Fegu
Indian Empire
Victoria Bridge
Montreal
France
Grant
Nashville
Nlardee
Savannah
Lincoln
Garibaldi
Cospatrick
Alabama
Niagara Falls
New Orleans
House of Representatives
Sicily
China
Japan
Qsot
William Terriss
Clause of Representatives
Cape Colony
Leonard Wood
Cuba
United States Senate
A Story of the Revolution Chapter XIX Continued
Frances defends Henry Wharton at his treason trial as Isabella and Dunwoodie clash over love and loyalty. The court weighs Harvey Birch’s alleged help while a dying witness tests family bonds and duty, ending with a tense plea from Frances to Colonel Singleton.
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Isabella
Frances
Dunwoodie
Miss Wharton
Dunwood
Singleton
Sarce
Miss Singleton
Miss Peyton
Lawton
Henry Wharton
Andre
Colon Singleton
Terry Wharton
White Plains
Henry
Wharton
England
Coonnel Singleton
Henry Clinton
Mr. Wharton
Captain Wharton
Tarrytown
Casar
Colonel Singleton
Whar- Lon
Francet
Birch
Harvey Birch
Westchester
Jaye
Porbear
Heath
Home Consumption Nurses Target Tuberculosis Spread
Commissioner Dixon launches a state program with house to house inspection by visiting nurses for tuberculosis control. Nurses will counsel patients and families on fresh air nutrition and hygiene, inspecting all household members and urging precautionary measures to catch early cases. The effort aims to curb the great white plague before advanced illness, addressing past sanitation gaps. President Whelan of United Cigar Stores testifies about dividend history at the Salt Agein hearing, noting 12, 20, and 40 percent dividends in recent years.
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Dixon
Pennsylvania
George J. Whelan
United Cigar Stores Company
American Tobacco Company
Greek buyer orders 1.5 million bushels of wheat for Athena
A Greek man named Literas sparked Baltimore grain circles by directing Gill & Fisher to export 1,500,000 bushels of wheat to Athena without credentials or payment proof. If fulfilled, five steamers would be needed for shipment. An unclear climate line and population data follow, mentioning Coke and a numeric figure.
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Literas
Baltimore
Gill & Fisher
Athena
New York
Ambitious Kansas Girl Dismisses Big Future Plans
A Topeka Capital quotation shows a Kansas graduate rejecting grand dreams. She values a solid education but jokes she will not write poetry about the future woman. Her aim is to marry a capable farmer who can manage eighties acres, defend his turf, and avoid meddlesome female kin.
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Kansas
Alps
Italy
Beyond the Alps
Missouri
Topeka
Confidential exchange hints at private matter
The fragment suggests a confidential private exchange between spouses about undisclosed information. It hints at secrecy and a potential disclosure only if trusted, implying a cautious discussion about sensitive matters.
Resolutions in Senate call for interstate commerce action
Senate resolutions introduced by Tillman and Cuiberson seek ICC findings on ownership of stock across interstate passenger and freight carriers and aim to define federal and state powers over liquor traffic. House adjourned. committee referrals and other national notes follow, including nominations, bills on banking, inheritance tax, and mining disasters.
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Senate
Tillman
Interstate Commerce Commission
Cuiberson
Committee On Finance
House
National Capital
Frederick H. Magdeburg
Milwaukee
Anaberry
Ohio
Toledo
Chicago
National Bank
DeArmond
Missouri
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Metcalf
Justice Delacy
Juvenile Court
Ohlson-Mahoney Lumber Company
San Francisco
Isthmian Canal Commission
Verkins
New York
Gore
Goulden
Burgess
Texas
Banking and Currency
Steel exports rise to near two year high in New York ports
New York and eastern seaboard ports report steel shipments up nearly fifty percent over the prior month, marking the heaviest volume in three years. Nails and wire found strong demand, with South America receiving the largest share among destinations. Also notes a New York brewer's price change after January 1.
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Rennes
New York
Oeern Seaboard
South America
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