Page 6: Historical Events In 1867

Aug 14   John Galsworthy, England, author (Forsyte Saga-Nobel 1932).   

Aug 14   John Galsworthy, English playwright and novelist is born.   

Aug 14   Niccola Benvenuti, composer, dies at 84   

Aug 15   2nd Reform Bill extends suffrage in England.   

Aug 16   Antonio Nobre, Portuguese poet (Lonely)   

Aug 22   Fisk University forms, 1867.   

Aug 23   Marcel Schwob, Frans writer/journalist (Le Croisade des Enfants).   

Aug 25   Scientist Michael Faraday dies   

Aug 27   Karol Katski, composer, dies at 51   

Aug 27   Umberto Giordano, composer.   

Aug 28   US occupies Midway Islands in Pacific   

Aug 28   US occupies Midway Islands in the Pacific   

Aug 31   [Pierre-]Charles Baudelaire, Fren poet (Journaux Intimes), dies at 46.   

Sep 01   Edward Hodges, composer, dies at 71   

Sep 01   Robert T Freeman is 1st black to graduate from Harvard Dental School   

Sep 02   1st Girl School opens in Haarlem Neth   

Sep 05   Amy Marcy Cheney Beach, composer   

Sep 07   Albert Basserman, Mannheim Germany, actor (Foreign Correspondant)   

Sep 09   Luxembourg gains independence.   

Sep 10   Simon Sechter, composer, dies at 78.   

Sep 12   2nd synagogue in Curacao, Emanu-El of Willemstad, inaugurated.   

Sep 13   Gen E R S Canby orders SC courts to impanel blacks jurors   

Sep 14   Charles Dana Gibson, illustrator, drew "Gibson Girl"   

Sep 16   Ottawa Rough Riders and Senators play Canadian Football game   

Sep 19   Arthur Rackham, England, artist/illustrator (Grimm's Fairy Tales).   

Sep 21   Henry Lewis Stimson, US minister of War (1911-13)   

Sep 25   Congress creates 1st all-black university, Howard U in Wash DC.   

Sep 26   Maggie L Walker, black business and civic leader.   

Sep 27   Rosa Lewis, society caterer/owner (Cavandish Hotel-England).   

Sep 28   Toronto is recorded as becoming capital of Ontario.   

Sep 28   Toronto is recorded as becoming the capital of Ontario   

Sep 29   Philip Kleintjes, people's rights leader   

Sep 30   Midway Islands formally declared a US possession   

Oct 01   Karl Marx' "Das Kapital," published   

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Jan 01   Charles edward montague: English author/critic (fiery particles)   

Jan 01   Lew fields: Comedian (of weber & fields)   

Jan 06   Georges martin witkowski: Composer   

Jan 08   Emily green balch: Us, sociologist/feminist/pacifist (nobel 1946)   

Jan 09   Jacques urlus: Dutch tenor (opera of leipzig, song of the earth)   

Jan 11   Edward b. titchener: British psychologist   

Jan 17   Carl laemmle: German-born film executive   

Jan 18   Rubén darío: Nicaraguan journalist, diplomat, poet    

Jan 11   Sir stuart donaldson: First premier of the colony of new south wales (b. 1812)   

Jan 12   Victor cousin: French philosopher/minister of education,    

Jan 14   Jean auguste dominique ingres: French painter (b. 1780)   

Feb 05   Salomon munk: Published arabic edition of maimounides,   

Feb 23   George thomas smart: Composer,    

Mar 02   French a durlet: Belgian sculptor/architect,    

Mar 06   Wiktor kazynski: Composer,    

Mar 16   Benjamin hanby: Composer,