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| | GrantCountyBirths1874 |
 | | Tephabock, Ettie born September 05, 1874 parents: Wm and Catharine Tephabock. | | | Hawk, Laura born June 07, 1874 parents: William and Nancy Hawk. | | | Cosner, Oliver born July 19, 1874 parents: Henry and Elizabeth A. Cosner. |
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http://www.geocities.com/gchgs/GrantCountyBirths1874.html
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| | 1874 |
| | Ghio was elected a alderman and in 1880 elected mayor, Mayor Elliott having resigned after being elected county judge. | | | Fall 1874 The Parochial School was established by the Catholic Sisters in the Rodgers home at Third and Maple. | | | 1874 - Miller County Arkansas is created from Lafayette County Ark. |
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http://www.texark.org/events/1870-1879/1874.html
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| | Timeline 1871-1874 |
| | 1874 The California state Supreme Court in Ward vs. Flood upheld a law authorizing racial segregation in public schools. | | | 1874 Nov 29, Antonio Egas Moniz, lobotomist (Nobel 1949), was born in Portugal. | | | 1874 Jan 29, John David Rockefeller Jr, philanthropist, was born in Cleveland, Ohio. |
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http://timelines.ws/1871_1874.HTML
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| | 1873-1874 Brooklyn MARRIAGE certificates |
| | FHL Film #: 1543912 Brooklyn Marriages-1873 & 1874 The surnames in parenthesis indicate a previous married name and that this marriage is not a first marriage. | | | #217 Marriage date: 2 Feb 1874 Location: Brooklyn County: Kings BOWMAN, Benjamin Franklin and LLOYD, Catherine Clayton cert. | | | #49 Marriage date: 7 Jan 1874 Location: Brooklyn County: Kings DOUGHERTY, Andrew and CASTNER (BRADY), Julia cert. |
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http://www.bklyn-genealogy-info.com/Marriage/1873.4.Marriage.Bklyn.html
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| | USA-Presidents.Info - Ulysses S. Grant Sixth State of the Union Address |
| | Forwarded herewith will be found the report of the commissioners appointed under an act of Congress approved June 20, 1874, to wind up the affairs of the District government. | | | I feel much indebted to the gentlemen who consented to leave their private affairs and come from a distance to attend to the business of this District, and for the able and satisfactory manner in which it has been conducted. | | | As Congress is now investigating the political affairs of Arkansas, I have declined to interfere. |
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http://www.usa-presidents.info/union/grant-6.html
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| | Marriages 1874 |
| | Freeman, Lizzie E. 29 Oct 1874 by W. Barris Witness: Edwin W. Brady 2496 Tanner, Albert F. Melchert, Marianna S. 3 Nov 1874 by J. Kaufmann, J. Witness: John Melchert m. | | | 22 Dec 1874 2554 Genreye, Harvey M. Berryman, Emma C. 19 Dec 1874 by J. Hardy Witness: A. Campbell m. | | | 28 Aut 1874 2389 Campbell, E. Nolan, Bridget 2 Aug 1874 by M. Flavin Witness: J. Smith m. |
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http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/1874marriagesjuldec.htm
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| | Lee Co Ky Births |
| | 29 Dec 1874 Eveline PIGG, female, alive, b Lee Co Ky, d/o Jackson PIGG b Clay Co Ky and Nancy SMITH b Owsley Co Ky. | | | 18 Jan 1874 William S. male, alive, b Lee Co Ky, s/oHenry FULKS b Owsley Co Ky, and Nancy G. | | | 20 Apr 1874 Lucinda ROBERTS, female, alive, b Lee Co Ky, d/o Moses ROBERTS b Clay Co Ky and Nancy E BURNS b Clay Co Ky. |
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http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ky/county/lee/births/vsb.html
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| | Confederate Hill |
| | In 1874 the state of Maryland paid for the removal of Maryland dead from Virginia battlefields for interment on Confederate Hill. | | | Known as the "Stonewall" Jackson monument, it continues to watch vigil over the dead and serves as the center of activity on special occasions. | | | The burial of Maryland soldiers brought from Virginia were an impressive part of Confederate Memorial Day services. |
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http://www.mdscv.org/1388/confhill.htm
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| | Marriages 1874 |
| | 1 Jul 1874 2340 Don, David Jackson, Aggie 30 Jun 1874 by J. Jackson Witness: W. Farrar m. | | | 2205 Suhr, Carl Bliesmann, Dorathea 23 Feb 1874 by J. Kaufmann, J. Witness: Carl Bebensee Marriage certificate 2205 liste John Luppe and Christine Rabe. | | | Rinaldo - Jackson marriage certificate pasted over top of other. |
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http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/1874marriagesjanjun.htm
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| | Sullivan Discography: Hymns |
| | Nearly all of them date from before 1875 (the year of Trial by Jury), with 1874 the most common year. | | | The most famous of his hymns is surely "Onward, Christian soldiers," but he wrote many dozens of others. |
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http://www.concentric.net/~Oakapple/gasdisc/sullhymns.htm
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| | 1874 Factory Act |
| | The success of the agitation was shown by the passing of the Factory Act 1874 which took half-an-hour a day off textile factories alone, leaving all others still subject to the settlement of 1850. | | | In his book he explained the 1874 Factory Act. | | | The textile operatives, besides being the first to benefit by factory laws, had by this time become a well-organised body outside their sphere, they had evolved a powerful and well disciplined trade union to represent their interests. |
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http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/IR1874.htm
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| | Calendar for 1874-1875 |
| | Title Comment "Performed for 500 times with great success in the principal cities of the United States of America" (bill) AU: George F. Rowe, COMP: Edwin Ellis | | | This was a domestic drama set in the recent Franco-Prussian War. | | | She was then at least sixty years of age, if not more, but her acting was wonderful as the deserted Indian maiden; as was also that of Mrs. |
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http://www.emich.edu/public/english/adelphi_calendar/m74d.htm
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| | Captain Nemo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Mysterious Island was written in 1874 but plays immediately after the American civil war, from 1865 to 1867. | | | This would mean that the Captain Nemo appearing in the Mysterious Island dies before the Captain Nemo in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea sets out on his undersea voyages. | | | For the single by Sarah Brightman, see Captain Nemo (single). |
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| | Gustav Holst (1874–1934) |
| | This website was created to introduce you to the life and music of Gustav Holst, a British composer who was born in Cheltenham, England in 1874 and died in London in 1934. | | | Please visit their website if you can help out with a donation or other support. |
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http://www.gustavholst.info
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| | 1874 OHS |
| | as published in the Oberlin Weekly News, Oberlin, Ohio, Thursday, June 18, 1874, p. |
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| | RFC 1874 (rfc1874) - SGML Media Types |
| | This memo does not specify an Internet standard of any kind. | | | Network Working Group E. Levinson Request for Comments: 1874 Accurate Information Systems, Inc. Category: Experimental December 1995 SGML Media Types Status of this Memo This memo defines an Experimental Protocol for the Internet community. |
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http://www.faqs.org/rfcs/rfc1874.html
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| | Advertising Agency Cook, Coburn & Co., 1874 |
| | Advertising agency Cook, Coburn and Co., in the Kendall Building, corner of Dearborn and Washington, 1874. |
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http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/3249.html
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| | Mark Harden's Artchive: The First Impressionist Exhibition, 1874 |
| | In the former studio of the photographer Nadar at 35 boulevard des Capucines, Paris, April 15, 1874, a group of artists, rejected by the juries of the Salon, offer their work for public view. | | | I have put together some notes to help guide you through the exhibit. | | | Although some critics appreciate the "new painting", most subject the artists to ridicule. |
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http://www.artchive.com/74nadar.htm
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| | Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, KS, 1874 Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast |
| | Our historic farm house, built of quarried stone in 1874, is restored to today's highest standards. | | | Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, KS, 1874 Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast | | | The romantic 1874 Stonehouse Bed and Breakfast features luxury accommodations in the scenic Flint Hills of Kansas, and only five miles from America's Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve. |
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http://www.stonehousebandb.com
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| | Sharps 1874 Rifles and Carbines |
| | The frontiersmen referred to the Sharps as "Old Reliable." The American Indians called it the gun that would "shoot today and kill tomorrow." Christian Sharps' simple, but reliable lever action, falling block design has withstood the test of time. | | | Hartford 1874 Sharps "New Generation" Rifles and Carbines, | | | Sharps 1874 Rifle Replica,.45/70 Caliber, "In the White" 28" Octagonal Barrel, Double-Set Triggers, Checkered Stocks. |
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http://www.emf-company.com/1874-sharps-rifle.htm
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| | Product Details |
| | Catalog > Travelers > Slider Genoa Lead Cars > 1874 Big Boat 4500 Genoa |
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http://www.harkenstore.com/uniface.urd/scpdinw1.showProd?B4RPMEB9Y96YR0
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| | 1874 Transit of Venus |
| | The map above shows the visibility of the event. | | | Venus crossed the disc of the Sun on 1874 December 9 |
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