Page 3: Historical Events In September - 05

1864  British, French and Dutch fleets attacked Japan in Shimonoseki Straits.   

1867  Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, composer   

1875  Napoleon "Larry" Lajoie, RI, hall of fame shortstop (.426 in 1901)   

1877  Southern blacks led by Pap Singleton settle in Kansas   

1877  O W Albert Roelofs, Dutch painter/etcher.   

1877  Crazy Horse, [Tashunka Witko], last great Sioux war chief, dies at 27   

1881  Otto Bauer, Austrian social-democrat   

1882  10000 workers participate in the inaugural US Labor Day parade, held in New York City   

1882  10000 workers march in 1st Labor Day parade in NYC.   

1883  Otto E Deutsch, Austrian musicologist (Schubert-Brevier).   

1885  The inaugural gasoline pump is delivered to a gasoline dealer (Ft Wayne, Ind)   

1885  1st gasoline pump is delivered to a gasoline dealer (Ft Wayne, Ind).   

1885  John Raedecker, Dutch sculptor (National monument on the Dam)   

1887  Gas lamp at Theater Royal in Exeter catches fire killing about 200.   

1888  Sarvepalli Radhakrishan, president (India)/philosopher.   

1890  Albert H Edelkoort, theologist (Zondebesef).   

1890  Ludwig Deppe, composer, dies at 61.   

1892  Joseph Szigeti, Budapest Hungary, violinist (Violinist Notebook 1933)   

1895  George Washington Murray elected to Congress from SC.   

1897  Doris Kenyon, Syracuse NY, silent screen actress (Alexander Hamilton)   

1898  Ebbe Hamerik, composer   

1898  Sarah Emma Evelyn Edmonds, disguised as man fought for union, dies   

1900  France proclaims a protectorate over Chad   

1901  The inaugural US professional baseball league is established, in Chicago, IL   

1901  National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues forms.   

1901  Florence Elridge, Bkln NY, actress (Long Days Journey into the Night)   

1902  Daryl F. Zanuck, American film producer is born   

1902  Darryl F Zanuck, film magnate/president (20th Century Fox)   

1905  The war in Korea and Manchuria, between Japan and Russian, ends.   

1905  Treaty of Portsmouth USA, ends Russo-Japanese War.   

1905  Lillian Mortimer's "No Mother to Guide," premieres in Detroit.   

1905  Arthur Koestler, Hungary, British writer (Arrow in Blue)   

1906  1st legal forward pass (Brandbury Robinson to Jack Schneider)   

1906  Peter Mieg, composer   

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1187  Louis viii: [coeur-de-lion] king of france (1223-26)   

1319  Pedro iv: King of aragon   

1567  Date masamune: Renowned samurai and daimyo in japan   

1568  Tommaso campanella: Italian theologian, philosopher, and poet   

1600  Loreto vittori: Composer   

1621  Juan andrés coloma: Spanish noble   

1638  Louis xiv: Sun king, king of france (1643-1715) [os]   

1644  Gillis schey: Dutch admiral (battle at lowestoft)   

1165  Death of Emperor nijo of japan: Emperor nijo of japan (b. 1143)   

1201  Death of Constance: Duchess of brittany (b. 1161)   

1235  Death of Henry i: Duke of brabant,   

1548  Catharine parr: Queen of england/wife of henry viii,   

1566  Suleiman i: Great law giver, sultan of turkey (1520-66),   

1569  Death of Pieter bruegel: South netherlands painter,   

1572  Pieter tichelmann: Flemish franciscan,   

1607  Death of Pomponne de bellièvre: Chancellor of france (b. 1529)