Page 7: Historical Events In 1867

Oct 03   Pierre Bonnard, French painter/illustrator   

Oct 05   Last day of Julian calendar in Alaska.   

Oct 05   Thomas Taglichsbeck, composer, dies at 67.   

Oct 10   Ignacy Feliks Dobrzynski, composer, dies at 60   

Oct 14   15th and last Tokugawa Shogun steps down in Japan.   

Oct 14   Masaoka Shiki, Japan, haiku and tanka poet/diarist (Salt Water Ballads)   

Oct 16   In this year, Alaska formally adopts Gregorian calendar, crosses intl date line.   

Oct 16   In this year, Alaska formally adopts the Gregorian calendar.   

Oct 16   Salomon J Rappoport, Czech rabbi (Ereg miliem), dies.   

Oct 18   US takes formal possession of Alaska from Russia ($7.2 million)   

Oct 22   Foundation of the National University of Colombia.   

Oct 23   72 Senators are summoned by Royal Proclamation to serve as the inaugural members of the Canadian Senate   

Oct 24   Franco Leoni, composer   

Oct 25   Józef Dowbór-MuÅ›nicki, Polish general (d.1937).   

Oct 26   John Fawcett, composer, dies at 77.   

Oct 27   Garibaldi marches on Rome   

Oct 28   Maimonides College in Penns is 1st Jewish college in the US.   

Oct 29   Mail packets "Rhone" and "Wye" capsizes off St Thomas Virgin Islands.   

Nov 01   "Harpers Bazaar" publishes.   

Nov 03   Battle at Mentana: French/pontifical troops beat Garibaldi   

Nov 03   Pieter J Jong, Dutch Zouave, dies in battle.   

Nov 03   Siegfried Garibaldi Kallenberg, composer.   

Nov 04   90 kegs of powder used to get rock from Telegraph Hill for seawall   

Nov 04   Tomasz Arciszewski, Polish PM (1944-47)   

Nov 06   Marie Bregendahl, Danish author (Holger Hauge og hans Hustru)   

Nov 07   Madame Marie Sklodowska Curie, discovered radium (Nobel 1903, 1911)   

Nov 07   Marie Curie, inaugural woman to win the Nobel prize for physics is born.   

Nov 08   Ilmari Henrik Reinhold Krohn, composer.   

Nov 12   Mt. Vesuvius erupts   

Nov 20   Vicente Ripolles, composer.   

Nov 21   Vladimir N Ipatiev, Russian chemist   

Nov 23   The Manchester Martyrs were hanged in Manchester, England for rescuing two Irish men from jail   

Nov 25   Alfred Nobel invents dynamite.   

Nov 25   Alfred Nobel patents dynamite   

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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,