Notable Assassinations Chronology 1786 1903
A list of prominent assassination attempts and killings from 1786 to 1903. Names include George III, Spencer Percival, Abraham Lincoln, Alexander II, James A. Garfield, and William McKinley among many monarchs, presidents, and nobles. Dates and brief outcomes noted for each case.
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George Hii
England
Margaret Nicholson
James Hatfield
Paul
Czar
Russia
Spencer Percival
Bellingham
August Kotzebue
Earl Sand
Charles Duc de Berri
Comte de Chambord
Capo D'Istria
Denis Afre
Paris
Rossi, Comte Pelligrino
Frederick William IV
Prussia
Suselage
Francis Joseph of
Austria
Libenyi
Ferdinand
Charles III
Parma
Daniel
Prince of
Montenegro
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Ford’s Theatre
Washington
John Wilkes Booth
Michael
Servia
Prim
Marshal
Spain
George Darboy
Richard, Earl of Mayo
India
Shere Ali
Andaman Islands
Abdul Aziz
Turkey
Hussein Avni
Hassen
Williams
Germany
Oscar Becker
Hodel
Noblin
Mehemet Ali, Pasha
Alexander II
Karakozov
St. Petersburg
Berezowski
Alexander Solovieff
Winter Palace
James A. Garfield
We Give All We Promise and More Ad Heralds Local Business
An advertisement from Cyrus McQueen of Baltic Ohio promotes a wide range of farming and milling equipment including engines threshers clover bulls saw mills wine mills pumps and pipe. The message claims superior quality and leadership in the local market encouraging customers to call or send for prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Cyrus, McQueen, Baltic
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Stamps Sixty Years of Trust
For over sixty years this old remedy has aided millions of mothers during teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, relieves pain, cures wind colic, and helps diarrhoea. Sold by druggists worldwide, 25 cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup.
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Mrs. Winston
Thirty-Five Horses Sold at Coshocton Auction
John M. Adams of Coshocton Ohio announces a public sale of thirty five horses including fine driving stock and trotters on Saturday June 13 starting at 12 30 p m. The sale offers farm chunks family broken and cheap work horses with many driving horses highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Adams
Free Vaudeville Show Arrives Next Week At Brown Lot
Cooper Medicine company arrives Tuesday for free outdoor vaudeville performances on the Brown lot at Walnut and Third streets each evening next week. The Citizens' band has been hired to provide music for the shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Medicine Company
Walnut
Third Streets
Citizens’ Band
Allen's Foot Ease Cure for Chil Blains Ad
Shake into your shoes Allen's Foot Base powder cures chil blains frostbites damp swollen feet. At all druggists and shoe stores 25c. Washington S. Jeffries and wife visit at Mr. Jeffries's home on Main Street with his father William Jeffries.
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Allen
Washington S
Myron T Herrick Rise From Humble Roots to Fame
The Cleveland Plain Dealer profiles Col Myron T Herrick born October 9 1854 in Huntington Lorain County Ohio. He pursues college work through odd jobs and teaching then studies law after a 1875 return to Cleveland facing a $70 capital and $15 a month wage. He later enters law practice after reading and writing while exploring western development and journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Dickerson
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Col. Herrick
Huntington
Lorain County
Timothy R. Herrick
Henry Ward Beecher
Norwood
Columbus
Brighton
Lis College
Oberlin
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Plains
Chicago
G. E
J. F. Herrick
Llaw
Harrington-Northrup
Myron T Herrick Led Life Of Public Service And Wealth
The Cleveland financier statesman Myron T Herrick rose from Huntington district schooling to Oberlin through self funded work and eventual banking leadership. He served as Ohio commissioner, presidential elector, and Ohio governor ally, building a landmark Euclid Avenue bank and leadership at the Society for Savings. His home on Euclid Heights reflects prominence and hospitality, with family ties to McKinley and Roosevelt, and philanthropic work including libraries and Salvation Army support.
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United States
Charles Jules Guiteau
Washington
Guiteau
Marie Francois Carnot
France
Lyons
Cesare Santo
Stanislaus Stambouloff
Bulgaria
Wasr-ed-din
Persia
Antonio Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Michael Angolillo
Golli
Santa Agueda
Juan Idiarte Borda
Uruguay
Montevideo
Aveling Arredondo
Ose Maria Reyna Barrios
Guatemala
Guatemala City
Oscar Salinger
Empress Elizabeth of
Austra
Lacchini
Geneva
Switzerland
William Goebel
Kentucky
Frankfort
Humbert
Italy
Monza
Angelo Bresci
William McKinley
Leon Csolgosez
Buffalo
N. Y
Qudgosez
Alexander I
Servia
Queen Draga
Cleveland Grays
Cty
Cleveland
Foraker
Ohio
New York
St. Louis
Euclid Heights
Overlook
Uoo
Caroline M. Parmely
Dayton
Parmely
Cleve- Janis Hardware Company
National Carbon Company
American Cereal Company
Kron
Euclid Avenue National Bank
Society For Savings
Samuel W. Mather
Col. Herrick
Orat Financial Ventures
George Gould
Hanna
William Booth
Salvation Army
George B. Cortelyou
Enatinea Horstmann
James Whitcomb Riley
Col
Myron T. Herrick
Riley
Tferrick
Myron T
Robert Herrick
Herrick
Podsble
Columbus
Melvin Parmely
Col. Merrick
President McKinley
McKinleys
Canton
Werrick
McKinley
Major McKinley
Rome
Roosevelt
East Prospect Street
Coil
Cleveland Hardware Company
Carbon Company
Mentor
Fr. Herrick
Wellington
Rimmel
Unusual Money-Back Offer on Mi-o-na Dyspepsia Remedy
A. H. Anderson, a popular druggist, markets Mi-o-na with a money back guarantee. The guarantee promises refunds if the remedy does not cure indigestion, and the ad claims rapid improvement from the first doses with continued use restoring digestion and enjoyment of meals.
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A. H. Anderson
Miona
Mr. Anderson
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W. A. Smith
Coshacton
Coshocton, Ohio
H. A. Wolfe
Wolfe Furniture Company
I Lanzere
Bel
Union
Ordeer
Superior Street
Col.Herrick
Europe
American Bankers’ Association
MoeKinley
C. BE. Anderson
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