Page 4: Historical Events In March - 07

1848  In Hawaii, Great Mahele (division of lands) signed.   

1848  Prussians stop insurrection in Varsovia   

1849  Luther Burbank, Lancaster, Mass, horticulturist.   

1850  Daniel Webster endorses Compromise of 1850.   

1850  Tomés G Masaryk, Czechoslovakia, Father/Pres of Czech (1918-35)   

1851  Poll tax levied on Russo-Polish Jews entering Austrian Galicia ends   

1852  Dutch telegraph traffic regulated by law.   

1854  Charles Miller received a patent for the sewing machine that stitches buttonholes!   

1854  Charles Miller received a patent for the sewing machine that stitches buttonholes!1862 Battle of Elkhorn Tavern, Day 2, Generals McCulloch and McIntosh killed   

1854  Charles Miller patents 1st US sewing machine to stitch buttonholes.   

1856  Argentine and Brazilian sign a navigation pact   

1856  Matilde Serao, [Tuffolina], Italian writer (Land of Cockayne)   

1857  Baseball decides 9 innings constitutes an official game, not 9 runs.   

1857  Julius Wagner von Jauregg, Austria, psychiatrist (Nobel 1927).   

1858  Nikolai Artzibushev, composer   

1861  Riot occurs between prosecessionist and Union supporters in Knoxville TN   

1862  Battle of Elkhorn Tavern, Day 2, Generals McCulloch and McIntosh killed.   

1862  Battle of West Point VA (Eltham's Landing, Barnhamsville).   

1862  Much of Enschede Netherlands destroyed by fire   

1862  Battle of Elkhorn Tavern, Day 2, Gens McCulloch and McIntosh killed.   

1862  Ben McCulloch, US Confederate brig-general (KIA), dies at 50   

1864  Battle of Wilderness ends (total losses USA-17666; CSA-7500).   

1864  Skirmish at Port Walthall Junction VA (Drewry's Bluff)   

1864  Battle of Wilderness ends (total losses: USA-17666; CSA-7500)   

1865  Battles round Kinston NC.   

1865  -10] Battles round Kinston NC   

1866  Canada puts 10000 militia on alert after Fenians hold meeting in New York and threaten invasion; as precaution against anticipated attacks on St. Patrick's Day   

1866  German premier Otto von Bismarck seriously wounded in assassin attempt   

1866  Paul Ernst, writer.   

1867  Blacks stage ride-in to protest segregation in New Orleans.   

1869  Ernst J Cohen, Dutch chemist   

1870  Wyoming women allowed on juries; the right later was taken away   

1870  Cin Red Stockings, 1st pro BB team, begin 8-mo tour of Midwest and East.   

1872  -8º F in Boston MA.   

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0189  Publius septimius geta: Roman emperor   

1481  Baldassare peruzzi: Italian architect and painter   

1543  Johan casimir: Count of rhine (occupied gent)   

1556  Guillaume du vair: French writer   

1574  John wilbye: Composer   

1602  Kano tanju: Japanese painter (palaces, portraits)   

1621  Georg neumark: Composer   

1659  Henry purcell: English organist/composer (dido & aeneas)   

0161  Antoninus pius: [titus aurelius], emperor of rome (138-61),   

0203  Perpetua and felicitas: Christian martyrs (perhaps after 209)   

0308  Saint eubulus: Christian martyr   

0851  Death of Nominoe: Duke of brittany   

1111  Bohemund i of tarente: French ruler of antioch,   

1226  Death of William de longespee: 3rd earl of salisbury, english military leader   

1274  Thomas aquinas: Italian thelogian/saint,   

1305  Death of Gwijde van dampierre: Count of flanders/count of namur,