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| | USA-Presidents.Info - Benjamin Harrison Fourth State of the Union Address |
 | | A uniform system of school text-books and of study has been adopted and the work in these national schools brought as near as may be to the basis of the free common schools of the States. | | | The Canadian Pacific Railway brought into the United States from China and Japan via British Columbia during the year ended June 30, 1892, 23,239,689 pounds of freight, and it carried from the United States, to be shipped to China and Japan via British Columbia, 24,068,346 pounds of freight. | | | In the recommendation of the Secretary that the sinking-fund law be repealed I concur. |
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http://www.usa-presidents.info/union/harrison-4.html
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| | Election of 1892 |
| | The president had offended the political bosses by his forays into civil service reform as well as a large segment of the general public by his staunch support of the McKinley Tariff. | | | The campaign in 1892 was subdued, due largely to Cleveland's insistence. | | | Benjamin Harrison, the sitting president, did not enjoy the Republican Party's unified backing at the convention in 1892. |
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http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h788.html
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| | Inventory of the Johnson County War Collection: 1884-1893 (bulk 1892) |
| | This document was filed in Johnson County before the cattlemen were remanded to Laramie County, which was thought to be more sympathetic to their cause. | | | Criminal Libel, State of Wyoming vs. Emerson H. Kimball, November 11, 1892. |
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http://www.lib.utexas.edu/taro/tamucush/00155/tamu-00155.html
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| | The St. John's Fire of July 8, 1892: The Politics of Rebuilding, 1892-1893 |
| | This Act the Whiteway Government justified on the grounds that the colony would have to raise a rebuilding loan and guarantee its interest. | | | In the event, the Whiteway Government was triumpliantly sustained, defeating the Tory Party, now led by Moses Monroe, 26 seats to 10. | | | PANL, GNI/1/4, Governor's Office, Letter Book of Despatches to the Colonial Office, Carter to Marquis, August 30, 1892. |
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http://www.ucs.mun.ca/~melbaker/1892fire.htm
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| | January 1892 |
| | This is because in 1892, Town Meeting was held in November instead of March. | | | October 1892 was time for campaigning in Hollis, not just for State elections but for Town elections as well. | | | Number 9 read “that we urge all our women entitled to the school ballot to use it for the best interests of the children of our State.” |
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http://www.hollis-history.org/holtimes/1892.htm
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| | 1892 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | November 8 - U.S. presidential election, 1892: Grover Cleveland is elected over Benjamin Harrison and James B. Weaver to win the second of his non-consecutive terms. | | | 1892 (MDCCCXCII) was a leap year starting on Friday (see link for calendar). |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1892
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| | THE EARLY YEARS 1892-1922 |
| | He soon enrolled at the University of Alabama for the fall semester of 1892. | | | Little served as the team captain with E.B. Beaumont selected as Alabama's first coach. | | | Due to the untimely death of his brother, Little returned home to take care of his family. |
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http://www.angelfire.com/al/bamacrimsontide/earlyyears.html
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| | 1892 - Castle Garden |
| | This database is an index to individuals who were married in Indiana between 1802 and 1892. | | | CastleGarden.org offers free access to an extraordinary database of information on 10 million immigrants from 1830 through 1892, the year Ellis Island | | | The Prayer Book of 1892 was the second for the Episcopal Church, and served for over 35 years, |
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http://www.homefindout.com/?q=1892
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| | Andrew Loomis Biography |
| | Loomis was born in 1892 in Syracuse, New York. | | | He continued his education at the Chicago Art Institute. | | | That's a pretty ringing endorsement for his teaching skills. |
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http://www.bpib.com/illustrat/loomis.htm
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| | Search Results for "1892" |
| | 1892, Aug The Congress of Italian Working Men met in Genoa. | | | Tawfiq's son resented British control, but his early attempts to resist Cromer and assert himself were so sternly rebuffed that he made... | | | The Moroccan army was defeated at Melilla, and the ruler was forced to pay an indemnity. |
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| | Ellis Island - 1892 |
| | Colonel John B. Weber, the Federal Commissioner of Immigration at Ellis Island, reports that up to March 1892, the end of the fiscal year of 1891-92, there arrived at the port of New York 477,972 immigrants. | | | Close to the mouth of the Hudson River in New York harbor is an island of two and a half acres in extent, whereon land in the United States some of the citizens of the future. | | | Originally published in The Illustrated American, July 23, 1892. |
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| | 1892 articles on Encyclopedia.com |
| | He taught philosophy at the Univ. of Minnesota (1894-1902) and at | | | A railway administrator, he became minister of communications (1892) and minister of finance (1892-1903). | | | He taught at the Univ. of Toronto from 1892 to 1932, was professor of physics from 1907, and was dean of the school of graduate studies and research from |
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| | From Revolution to Reconstruction: Documents: Populist Party Platform, July 4, 1892 |
| | The preamble, composed by the flamboyant Minnesota writer and Populist leader, Ignatius Donnelly, had first been presented by him at the St. Louis convention in February 1892. | | | From Revolution to Reconstruction: Documents: Populist Party Platform, July 4, 1892 | | | This platform, adopted by the People`s (Populist) Party at its first national convention in Omaha, was put together largely from statements already made by other conventions of the Farmers` Alliances since 1889. |
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http://odur.let.rug.nl/~usa/D/1876-1900/reform/populist.htm
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| | 1892 - Highlighted by Ultraseek |
| | Signal Service, Voluntary Observer's Meteorlogical Record, Monthly Summary-Remarks, Fort Simcoe, Yakima County, Washington, (Washington State Reel No. 265), February 1892. | | | Portland, OR March 1, 1892; pg 5, col 1 | | | Spokane, WA March 6, 1892, p.1, col. 1 |
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| | 1892 Tax List Linn County |
| | The price for the directory was three dollars then, and it contained not only a list of the private citizens of Albany, but also a business directory, the officers of the city, judges of the supreme and circuit courts, and a street directory. | | | The towns in Linn County in 1892 were Albany, Brownsville, Crawfordsville, Halsey, Harrisburg, Lebanon, Peoria, Scio, Shedd, Sweet Home, Tangent and Waterloo, and these precincts are self explanatory. | | | These lists of tax payers in Linn County were taken from the "Albany City Directory for 1892," compiled and published by William G. Obenauer, Albany, Oregon, 1892. |
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http://linnhistory.peak.org/census/1892/taxpayers.html
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| | Black Women in the NAACP Promote an Anti-Lynching Bill, 1918-1923, Introduction |
| | Most lynchings in the South were of blacks, and in the North, whites.[4] White officials, who dominated Southern governments after federal troops left in 1877, did not extend legal protections commonly available to whites to African Americans. | | | Lynching peaked in 1892 with 155 black and 71 white victims. | | | After 1890, lynching, which had existed since colonial times, became a particularly widespread method by which whites sought to control blacks. |
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http://womhist.binghamton.edu/lynch/intro.htm
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| | Election of 1892 |
| | Cleveland was the front runner at the Democratic convention in 1892. | | | Cleveland won the election, but Weaver won 22 electoral votesÐ the only third party candidate between 1860- and 1912 to carry a single state. |
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| | The Musical Times: Darius Milhaud 1892-1974 |
| | Milhaud was born in 1892 at Aix-en-Provence where his father, of Jewish descent and religion, was an almond merchant. | | | There can be few active musicians able to remember a time when Milhaud’s name was not familiar, fewer still who can claim knowledge of the vast quantity of work produced during a long career by this incessantly prolific and versatile composer. |
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| | NGA - Picasso, The Early Years 1892-1906: Exhibition Brochure |
| | Pablo Ruiz Picasso was born on October 25, 1881, in the Spanish coastal town of Málaga, where his father, José Ruiz Blasco, was an art instructor at a provincial school. | | | Picasso began to draw under his father's tutelage and studied in various art schools between 1892 and 1897, including academies in Barcelona and Madrid. | | | Working from live models as well as plaster casts of Greek and Roman sculpture, the young artist displayed a precocious command of academic draftsmanship (Study of a Torso) that would be evident throughout his career, later serving as the vehicle for some of his most original work. |
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| | 1892 |
| | 1892: Reorganization of coins in austria: the new unit, the crown (gold currency), is tiled in 100 Heller and was equated half a Gulden. | | | Kelvin, William Lord K. of Largs (since 1892), previously Sir (since 1866) William Thomson, *)Belfast 26.6. | | | Emperor Franz Josef wrote in a letter about his wife Elisabeth in 1892: |
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| | HistoryBuff.com -- Newspaper Production 1892-1992 |
| | Many other associations also sprung up such as the Western Associated Press and the Southern Associated Press, United Press, and International Press. | | | For one thing, the Linotype machine had been invented and was in almost universal use by 1892. | | | In 1892, the Associated Press had 26,798 miles of leased telegraph wires. |
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| | Richard Huelsenbeck |
| | Late in his life he lived in New York under the name of Charles R. Hulbeck and practised Jungian psycho-analysis. | | | Born on 23 April 1892 in Frankenau, Hessen, Germany, died 1974. | | | He claimed throughout his life that "dada is still existing," thus placing himself in direct opposition to the other founders of dadaism. |
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| | VLN: S.F. Architecture 1892-1892 |
| | Jackson and his wife Maria lived here until 1898. | | | It is the earliest surviving building in the city in the strictly classical idiom, a style that did not sweep the country until after the Chicago World's Fair held the year after this bank was completed. | | | Daniel Jackson, an Oregon lumber baron, commissioned William Armitage, a leading San Francisco architect, to design this house and two adjoining apartment buildings to the west in 1892. |
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| | Coins of Austria 1892-1918 |
| | 2 Filler: The 2 Filler was produced between 1892 and 1918 (24 years). |
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| | Richard Neutra - Great Buildings Online |
| | Richard Neutra was born in Vienna in 1892. | | | He graduated in 1917 from the Technische Hochschule, Vienna, where he had been taught by Adolf Loos, and was influenced by Otto Wagner. | | | Kaufmann Desert House, at Palm Springs, California, 1946. |
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| | Obit: Damerow, Agnes (1892-1937) |
| | Agnes Damerow was born at Lubow, Pomerania, Germany, May 1, 1892. | | | The family came to Greenwood April 12, 1902. |
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| | Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy [1892-1963] |
| | Huseyn Shaheed Suhrawardy was born on September 8, 1892, in an illustrious Muslim family from Midnapore in West Bengal, India. | | | Suhrawardy's mother was the first Muslim woman to pass the Senior Cambridge examination. |
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| | Photographic Journals - British Journal of Photography - 1892 |
| | The Photographic Convention of the United Kingdom held its Convention in a different place each year. | | | The Convention featured prominently in BJP in 1892. | | | - The Meeting had been delayed until 8 June 1892 so that it could be held in the new EPS Premises. |
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| | VACAVILLE-WINTERS EARTHQUAKES . . .1892 |
| | Major damage was concentrated in the communities of Vacaville and Dixon in Solano County, and Winters in Yolo County and surrounding rural areas along the western margin of the lower Sacramento Valley. | | | It was written by Lawrence A. Cantelow to his parents in San Francisco on the day following this event. | | | However, it should be noted that in 1892 earthquakes were commonly associated with volcanic processes and, accordingly, the existence of a singular formation of volcanic origin could have prejudiced his conclusions. |
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| | JSTOR: The Philosophical Review |
| | Volume I, edited by Jacob Gould Schurman (President of Cornell from 1892 to 1920), contained articles by William James and John Dewey. | | | A "Prefatory Note" in the first issue expressed editorial policy that continues to rule: "the Review will combine an impartiality and catholicity of tone and spirit. |
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| | PBS - THE WEST - Benjamin "Pap" Singleton |
| | Suffering poor health, Singleton was forced at last to retire from his self-appointed mission, and in 1892 he died in St. Louis. | | | But his vision of a society in which African Americans owned the land, directed the industries and held the power would live on, finding a charismatic champion in Marcus Garvey, whose Universal Negro Improvement Association of the early 1920's briefly realized many of Singleton's dreams. | | | By 1887, this group, too, had proven unsuccessful. |
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| | Adirondack Park History |
| | By 1892, a bill establishing the Park passed the legislature, indicating with a blue line the parts of the region where state acquisition of private in-holdings was to be concentrated. | | | The law was a mixed blessing: while it created the Park "to be forever reserved for the free use of all the people," it weakened earlier protections, allowing the Forest Commission to sell state lands anywhere in the Adirondacks and to lease state lands within the Park to private individuals for camps and cottages. | | | Colvin dreamed of even greater protection for his beloved Adirondacks than by that provided by the Forest Preserve legislation: the creation of an Adirondack Park. |
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| | The origional message MAY be reencoded into a legal 7 bit MIME message or the Text/RFC822-Headers content-type MAY be used to return only the origional message headers. | | | Forging positive reports may cause the sender to incorrectly believe a message was delivered when it was not. | | | Network Working Group G. Vaudreuil Request for Comments: 1892 Octel Network Services Category: Standards Track January 1996 The Multipart/Report Content Type for the Reporting of Mail System Administrative Messages Status of this Memo This document specifies an Internet standards track protocol for the Internet community, and requests discussion and suggestions for improvements. |
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| | NA 1892 Rifles & Carbines |
| | More 1892 Short Rifles were sold in Texas than any other state. | | | Designed by John M. Browning to replace the Model 1873, the 1892 Winchester rifle became one of the most popular lever actions of all time. | | | This makes 1892 replicas very popular with Cowboy competitors. |
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http://www.navyarms.com/html/92_rifles-carbs.html
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| | The 1892 US Book of Common Prayer |
| | The Prayer Book of 1892 was the second for the Episcopal Church, and served for over 35 years, until 1928. | | | Perhaps for this reason its tenure was relatively short, being replaced by a much more extensive revision in 1928. | | | Parishes might find it useful in recreating historical services, for example, to celebrate the anniversary of the parish. |
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| | Homestead Strike 1892 |
| | Three years previously the union had been recognized by the company; indeed, had entered with it into a three-year contract, at the expiration of which Carnegie wanted the men to take a reduction of wages. | | | This webpage was created to provide background information to the Flowers for Homestead action in summer 2000. | | | The following extracts from Louis Adamic, Emma Goldman and Alexander Berkman describe the Homestead Strike in 1892, and the circumstances of Berkman’s shooting of Henry Clay Frick, the head of the Carnegie Steel Company’s strike-breaking operation. |
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| | ZLAC Rowing Club - Since 1892 |
| | Built on a tradition of rowing and camaraderie, ZLAC promotes the sport of rowing at all levels, from junior novices to competitive and recreational masters. | | | The rowing club has provided a social focal point for its members and the community since its formation in 1892. | | | Tradition and life-long friendships kept alive by the dynamic women drawn to ZLAC make the club a unique organization. |
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| | The Lithuanian Yeshivot |
| | In 1892, following the closing of the Volozhin yeshivah, Rabbi Hayyim moved to Brisk (Brest-Litovsk) where he soon succeeded his father as the community Rabbi, devoting his energies unselfishly to communal concerns. | | | Following the outbreak of World War I and the German invasion of Lithuania in 1915, most of the important yeshivot were forced into exiles to the eastern domains of Russia and the Ukraine, a fact which resulted in the expansion of their influence to areas previously remote from intensive Jewish learning. | | | The "Brisker" mode of study rejected the extreme logical hairsplitting that was cultivated in many yeshivahs. |
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http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/lithyeshivot.html
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| | CADBY |
| | Samuel Birkin 1874 Wil 010 B Born Dec Qr at King's Norton.Census 1881-Son of George & Elizabeth.Married 1903, Sep Qr at B/ham. | | | Samuel Francis < 1871 M 1892 marriage, Jun Qr, at King's Norton. |
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| | The Winchester Model 1892 - Classic Guns of the Old West |
| | Most of those in my age bracket got their first basic education in the history and use of frontier firearms from the movies, both the wonderful old B movies as well as some great classics made by the likes of John Wayne, Randolph Scott, and even Henry Fonda. | | | Apparently, many felt the larger calibers were no longer as necessary as they had been. | | | With a 20" barrel, the Model 1892 weighs around six pounds, and it is an easy handlin' levergun, probably the best ever. |
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| | Bellis' Twin city directory, 1892 : a complete city directory of Centralia : a complete city directory of Grand Rapids ... |
| | Bellis' Twin city directory, 1892 : a complete city directory of Centralia - http://www.scls.lib.wi.us/mcm/history/1892_Centralia.pdf | | | Digitization of this title funded by a grant from the Consolidated Papers Foundation, Inc. This title has been digitized by McMillan Memorial Library. | | | Bellis' Twin city directory, 1892 : a complete city directory of Centralia : a complete city directory of Grand Rapids /Bellis, J. R.,; Jr. |
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| | Robert P. Parker House (1892) |
| | They were built later that same year by realtor Thomas Gale, who sold the house pictured at left to attorney Robert Parker. | | | They have come to be called the Bootleg Houses as they were designed by Wright while he was still working at the firm of Adler and Sullivan, who forbade him to take outside commissions, hence their "bootleg" appelation. | | | Wright's design for these houses, especially the nearly identical Thomas H. Gale and Robert P. Parker Houses, were derived from the more expensive residence he had designed earlier in 1892 for Robert Emmond of LaGrange, Illinois. |
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| | 1892 Special Census..Queens |
| | 1892 Census Queens L.I.C. 1892 Census Queens L.I.C. Film #1976730 Long Island City in the County of Queens N.Y. on Feb. 16, 1892 Name/ Sex/ Age/ In What Country Born/ Occupation |
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| | Chicago ''L''.org: History - Metropolitan West Side ''L'' Chronology (1892-1924) |
| | April 7, 1892 - The Met is given a 50-year franchise to operate a four-track main line and four two-track branch lines between downtown and Chicago's West Side. | | | The incorporators had also been involved in the creation of the South Side Rapid Transit Company. | | | March 9, 1892 - The Metropolitan West Side Elevated Railroad Company (the 'Met') is incorporated. |
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| | Pauvre Pierrot (1892) |
| | This is one of the first cartoon films and it was made in 1892 : five years before the Lumière brothers ! | | | This cartoon is really dumb and out-moded but come on, this is history! | | | Discuss this movie with other users on IMDb message board for Pauvre Pierrot (1892) |
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http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0000003
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| | Washington Senators - 1892 to 1971 downloadable Software | | | The River Ran Red The 1892 Homestead Steel Strike An Uprising that Became History | | | Hangar 9 Wing Strut Set: Cessna 182 1.50 ~ 1892 |
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