Слике страница
PDF
ePub

Week..

Day of

Month.

Day of

Year...

Day of

JULY.

[merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][subsumed][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small]

Massacre of Wyoming, Penn. (1778); Gideon Welles born
(1802); Battle of Malvern Hill (1862); Battle of Gettys-
burg began (1863); Battle of San Juan, Cuba (1898).
Richard H. Stoddard born (1825); Francis A. Walker
born (1840); Battle of Gettysburg continued (1863);
James A. Garfield shot (1881).
Samuel Huntington born (1731); John S. Copley born
(1737); Battle of Gettysburg ended (1863); Idaho ad-
mitted (1890); Cervera's fleet destroyed (1898).
Independence Day; Congress adopted the Declaration of
Independence (1776); Nathaniel Hawthorne born
(1804); Reuben E. Fenton born (1819); John Adams
and Thomas Jefferson died (1826); James Monroe
died (1831); Vicksburg surrendered (1863).
David G. Farragut born (1801); Battle of Chippewa, Can-
ada (1814); Battle of Carthage, Mo. (1861).
John Paul Jones born (1747).

John B. Gordon born (1832); Hawaii annexed (1898).
Battle of Ticonderoga, N. Y. (1758); Fitz-Greene Halleck
born (1790); David Turpie born (1829).
British and Colonial forces under General Braddock de-
feated at Monongahela, Penn. (1755); Articles of Con-
federation signed (1778); Elias Howe born (1819);
William F. Vilas born (1840); Port Hudson sur-
rendered (1863); Battle of Monocacy River, Md.
(1864).

George M. Dallas born (1792); Robert Toombs born
(1816); Wyoming admitted (1890).

John Quincy Adams born (1767); duel between Hamilton and Burr (1804); Battle of Rich Mountain, W. Va. (1861).

Alexander Hamilton died (1804); Henry D. Thoreau born
(1817).

Ordinance of 1787 passed; Nathan B. Forrest born (1821);
anti-draft riots in New York City (1863).
Nathaniel Lyon born (1818).

Stony Point, N. Y., captured (1779); Battle of Lundy's
Lane (1814).

District of Columbia established (1790); Santiago, Cuba,
surrendered (1898).

Elbridge Gerry born (1744); Timothy Pickering born
(1745); British attack on Fort George repelled (1814).
Unsuccessful attack on Fort Wagner, S. C. (1863).
Robert J. Walker born (1801).

First Battle of Atlanta, Ga. (1864).

Stanley Matthews born (1821); first Battle of Bull Run
(1861).

Mary Magdalen; second Battle of Atlanta (1864).
Charlotte S. Cushman born (1816).

John M. Clayton born (1796); John A. Dix born (1798):
J. G. Holland born (1800); Salt Lake City founded
(1847); Martin Van Buren died (1862).

St. James; Henry Knox born (1750); Battle of Lundy's
Lane, Canada (1814); George H. Pendleton born
(1825).

George Clinton born (1739); Constitution ratified by New
York (1788).

Fort Ticonderoga captured from the French (1759);
laying of the Atlantic cable completed (1866);
Alaska Territory organized (1868).

Third Battle of Atlanta (1864).

Thomas Corwin born (1794); Edwin A. Stevens born (1795); Hiram Powers born (1805).

William Penn died (1718).

James Kent born (1763); John Ericsson born (1803); George H. Thomas born (1816); Abram S. Hewitt born (1822).

[merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][ocr errors][ocr errors][ocr errors][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small]

AUGUST.

George Ticknor born (1791); Richard Henry Dana born (1815); Colorado admitted (1876).

John P. Stockton born (1826); F. Marion Crawford born
(1854).

Columbus sailed on his first voyage from Palos (1492);
first bombardment of Tripoli by the American forces
(1804); Hamilton Fish born (1808).
Crown Point, N. Y., captured from the French (1759);
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen born (1817); Oliver P.
Morton bori (1823).

Atlantic_telegraph cable completed (1858); Battle of Mo-
bile Bay (1864).

Transfiguration; Battle of Oriskany (1777).

Joseph Rodman Drake born (1795); second bombardment
of Tripoli (1804); Thomas Ewing born (1829).
Charles A. Dana born (1819); George Stoneman born
(1822); Nelson A. Miles born (1839).

Francis Scott Key born (1780); Ashburton Treaty con-
cluded (1842): Battle of Cedar Mountain, Va. (1862).
Edmund Randolph horn (1753); William L. Yancey born
(1814); Missouri admitted (1861); Battle of Wilson
Creek, Mo. (1861).

David R. Atchison born (1807); Fulton's Clermont made
her first trip up the Hudson (1807); Judah P. Benja-
min born (1811).

Death of King Philip and end of his war (1676); protocol
signed ending war with Spain (1898).
Manila surrendered (1898).

Oregon Territory organized (1848).

Edward Preble born (1761); John B. Magruder born
(1810); Charles G. Leland born (1824).

Battle of Bennington, Vt. (1777); Battle of Camden, S.
C. (1780); Mirabeau B. Lamar born (1798); Henry
Winter Davis born (1817).

David Crockett born (1786).

Charles Francis Adams born (1807); Augustus J. Pleasanton born (1808).

James Lenox born (1800); naval batttle between Constitution and Guerriere (1812).

Robert F. Stockton born (1795); Benjamin Harrison_born (1833); battles of Churubusco and Contreras, Mexico (1847).

Oliver H. Perry born (1785).

James K. Paulding born (1779); Samuel P. Langley born
(1834).

State of Franklin, afterward Tennessee, formed (1784);
Francis Wayland born (1826).

St. Bartholomew; Theodore Parker born (1810); Battle
of Bladensburg, Washington occupied by the Brit-
ish forces (1814); John Newton born (1823); William
Walter Phelps born (1839).

Francis Bret Harte born (1839); Battle of Ream's Station (1864).

James Harlan born (1820).

Battle of Long Island (1776); Hannibal Hamlin born (1809); William H. English born (1822); James B. Eustis born (1834).

Menendez arrived at St. Augustine, Fla. (1565); John Stark born (1728); Battle of Warrenton, Va. (1862). New Amsterdam surrendered to the English and became New York (1664); Richard Rush born (1780); Oliver Wendell Holmes born (1809); George F. Hoar born (1826); David B. Hill born (1843); Battle of Manassas, Va., begun (1862).

Massacre at Fort Mimms, Ala. (1813); Battle of Manassas ended (1862).

Galusha A. Grow born (1823); Elizabeth Stuart Phelps born (1844); Battle of Jonesboro (1864).

SEPTEMBER.

[blocks in formation]

253

Sat. 10 Sun.

[blocks in formation]

Mon.
Tues.
Wed.
Thurs.

[blocks in formation]

Fri.

16

Sat.

Sun.

259

260

261

262

19

Mon.
Tues.

263 20

Wed.

[merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][subsumed]

Deerfield, Mass., burned by Indians (1675); Battle of
Chantilly, Va. (1862).

Henry George born (1839); Atlanta occupied (1864).
Henry Hudson arrived in New York Bay (1609); treaty
of peace with Great Britain signed at Paris (1783).
Labor Day; duel between Andrew Jackson and Thomas
H. Benton (1813); Confederate invasion of Maryland
(1862).

First Continental Congress met in Philadelphia (1774);
John G. Carlisle born (1835).

Mayflower sailed from England (1620): William L. Rose-
crans born (1819); President McKinley shot at Buf-
falo (1901).

Howell Cobb born (1815); Thomas A. Hendricks born
(1819).

Battle of Lake George, N. Y. (1755); Battle of Eutaw
Springs, S. C. (1781).

California admitted (1850).

Naval Battle of Lake Erie (1813): Randall L. Gibson
born (1832): Joseph Wheeler born (1836).
Battle of the Brandywine (1777); Battle of Plattsburg, N.
Y. (1814); Massacre of Mountain Meadow, Utah (1857).
Battle of Chapultepec, Mexico (1847); Walker, the fili-
buster, shot by the government of Honduras (1860).
Battle of Quebec (1759); bombardment of Fort McHenry
(1814); John M. Palmer born (1817).

Exaltation of the Holy Cross; James Wilson born (1742);
City of Mexico captured (1847); Battle of South
Mountain (1862); Alabama award made (1872); Presi-
dent McKinley died and Vice-President Roosevelt
took the oath of office (1901).
James Fenimore Cooper born (1789); Aaron Burr ac-
quitted of treason (1807); Richard Olney born (1835):
William H. Taft born (1857); Harper's Ferry, Va.,
surrendered to the Confederates (1862).
Samuel Adams born (1722); Battle of Antietam began
(1862).
Constitution of the United States adopted by Constitu-
tional Convention (1787); Lucius Q. C. Lamar born
(1825): Battle of Antietam ended (1862).
Joseph Story born (1779): President Washington laid the
cornerstone of the Capitol (1793).
Battle of Stillwater (1777); Washington's Farewell Ad-
dress issued (1796): Battle of Chickamauga, Ga., be-
gan (1863); Battle of Opequan Creek, Va. (1861);
President Garfield died at Elberon, N. J. (1881).
Charles Carroll of Carrollton born (1737); Battle of
Paoli, Penn. (1777); John F. Reynolds born (1820);
Battle of Chickamauga ended (1863); President Arthur
took the oath of office (1881).

St. Matthew's; Battle of Monterey, Mexico, began and
lasted unti! September 23.

Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation first issued (1862);
Battle of Fisher's Hill, Va. (1864).

Jewish New Year; Major André captured (1780).
John Marshall born (1755); Zachary Taylor born (1784);
Henry W. Slocum born (1827); Black Friday in New
York (1869).

Balboa discovered the Pacific Ocean (1513).
Tues. British troops occupied Philadelphia (1777).
Samuel F. Dupont born (1803); Raphael Semmes born
(1809).

Wed.

Thurs.

Fri.

30 Sat.

Siege of Yorktown began (1781); naval battle on Lake Ontario (1813): Frederick MacMonnies born (1863). Michaelmas; Charles Calvert born (1699); John M. Schofield born (1831): Battle of Newmarket, Va. (1864). Sargent L. Prentiss born (1808); Samuel S. Cox born (1824).

Month.

Day of

Year...

Day of

CALENDAR OF HOLIDAYS AND ANNIVERSARIES.

Week...

Day of

274

275

276

123

[blocks in formation]

Sun.
Mon.
Tues.
Wed.

[blocks in formation]

289

16

Mon.

[merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small][subsumed][merged small][subsumed][merged small][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][subsumed][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small]
[ocr errors]

25

Wed.

Thurs.
Fri.

[blocks in formation]

OCTOBER.

25

Richard Stockton horn (1730); Rufus Choate born (1799).
Major André hanged as a spy (1780).

Charles Jared Ingersoil born (1782); George Bancroft
born (1800); George Ripley born (1802).

Battle of Germantown, Penn. (1777); Rutherford B.
Hayes born (1822).

Jonathan Edwards born (1703); James Iredell born
(1750); Battle of the Thames River, Canada (1813);
Chester A. Arthur born (1830).

First German immigrants arrived

in Pennsylvania

(1683); Joshua R. Giddings born (1795); Battle of
Allatoona, Ga. (1864).

Cæsar Rodney born (1728): Battle of Saratoga, N. Y.
(1777); Battle of King's Mountain, N. C. (1780).
John H. Reagan born (1818); Matt W. Ransom born
(1826); Edmund C. Stedman born (1833): John Hay
born (1838); Battle of Perryville, Ky. (1862); Franklin
Pierce died (1869).

Charter for Yale College granted (1701); Lewis Cass
born (1782).

Benjamin West born (1738): Samuel J. Randall born
(1828); United States Naval Academy opened (1845);
Galveston, Tex., captured (1862).
Naval battle

of Lake Champlain (1776); Theodore Thomas born (1835).

Columbus Day; Columbus discovered America (1492);
Lyman Trumbull born (1813).

Battle of Queenstown, Canada (1812); Bejamin H. Brew-
ster born (1816).

William Penn born (1644); Francis Lightfoot Lee born (1734); Daniel Huntington born (1816); Battle of Bristow's Station (1863).

Asaph Hall born (1829).

Noah Webster born (1758); Jonathan Dayton born (1760);
William P. Fessenden born (1806); John Brown's at-
tack on Harper's Ferry (1859).

Burgoyne surrendered at Saratoga (1777); Richard M.
Johnson born (1781).

St. Luke; Thomas B. Reed born (1839); John Brown
captured (1859).

John Adams born (1735); Cornwallis surrendered at
Yorktown (1781); Battle of Cedar Creek, Va. (1864).
Boundary treaty between Great Britain and United
States concluded (1818); Daniel E. Sickles born (1825);
Marshall Jewell born (1825).

Magellan entered Magellan's Strait (1520); George Izard
born (1777); Battle of Ball's Bluff (1861).

Henry Middleton born (1775); Theodore S. Woolsey born
(1852).

Thomas Pinckney born (1750); Adlai E. Stevenson born
(1835).

Second Federal Congress met in Philadelphia (1791);
Erie Canal opened between Utica and Rome (1809);
James S. Sherman born (1855).

Battle of Pine Bluff, Ark. (1863).

Erie Canal completed (1825).

Benjamin F. Wade born (1800): Jacob D. Cox born (1828);
Whitelaw Reid born (1837); John D. Long born
(1838); Theodore Roosevelt born (1858); Battle of
Wanhatchie (1863).

Simon and Jude: Flarvard College founded (1636); Bat-
tle of White Plains, N. Y. (1776); Statue of Liberty
dedicated in New York Harbor (1886).

Thomas F. Bayard born (1828).

Roscoe Conkling born (1829).

Halloween: Theodore D. Woolsey born (1801); Joseph R.
Hawley born (1826): Richard M. Hunt born (1828);
Nevada admitted (1864).

Month.

Day of

Year...

Day of

Week...

Day of

NOVEMBER.

[blocks in formation]
[ocr errors][merged small][merged small][merged small][subsumed]

Fri.
Sat.

323

19

Sun.

324

Mon.

325

Tues.

326

22

327

Wed.
Thurs.

328

Fri.

[merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][merged small][ocr errors][merged small][merged small]

All Saints' Day: Lewis and Clarke expedition reached
Pacific tidewater (1805); Morgan Dix born (1827).

All Souls' Day; James K. Polk born (1795); North Da-
kota and South Dakota admitted (1889).

The American Army disbanded (1783); Stephen F. Austin
born (1793); William Cullen Bryant born (1794); Jubal
A. Early born (1816).

Thomas Johnson born (1732); Elias Boudinot born (1782);
St. Clair defeated by the Indians (1791); Stephen J.
Field born (1816).

Washington Allston born (1779); Benjamin F. Butler
born (1818).

Cornelius N. Felton born (1807).

Election Day; Battle of Tippecanoe, Ohio (1811); Gen-
eral Jackson seized Pensacola (1814); Andrew D.
White born (1832); Battle of Belmont, Mo. (1861).
William Wirt born (1772); Oliver O. Howard born (1830);
Mason and Slidell taken from steamer Trent (1861);
Montana admitted (1889).

Robert Dale Owen born (1800); Elijah P. Lovejoy born
(1802); Battle of Talladega, Ala. (1813); A. P. Hill
born (1825).

William N. Ellsworth born (1791); Robert Y. Hayne born
(1791).

Mayflower compact signed (1620); Cherry Valley, N. Y.,
Massacre (1778); Thomas B. Aldrich born (1836);
Washington admitted (1889).

Montreal captured by the American forces (1775); Eliza-
beth Cady Stanton born (1815); Allen W. Thurman
born (1813).

John Dickinson born (1732); John A. Dahlgren born (1809); Joseph Hooker born (1814); Edwin Booth born (1833).

Anson Burlingame born (1820); James B. McPherson born (1828).

Richard Henry Dana born (1787); Thurlow Weed born (1797); James A. Bayard born (1799).

James McHenry born (1753); Charles Eliot Norton born (1827); Timothy Dwight born (1828); Oklahoma admitted (1907).

Thomas Ruffin born (1787).

Asa Gray born (1810); Franz Sigel born (1824).

George R. Clark born (1752); James A. Garfield born (1831); Fitzhugh Lee born (1835).

Philip J. Schuyler born (1733).

Constitution ratified by North Carolina (1789); Congress
met in Washington for the first time (1800).

La Salle, French explorer, born (1643).
Edward Rutledge born (1749); Franklin Pierce born
(1804); Battle of Chattanooga began (1863).

South Carolina adopted nullification resolutions (1832);
William Wirt Howe born (1833); Battle of Lookout
Mountain (1863).

Noah Worcester born (1758); New York City evacuated
by the British (1783); Battle of Chattanooga ended
(1863).
Oliver Wolcott born (1726); Battle of Ringgold, Ga. (1863).
Robert R. Livingston born (1746); Battle of Ringgold,
Ga. (1863).

George Ticknor Curtis born (1812).

Wendell Phillips born (1811); Morrison R. Waite born (1816); Battle of Knoxville, Tenn. (1863).

Thurs. Thanksgiving Day; St. Andrew's Day; preliminary Treaty of Peace closing the Revolutionary War signed at Paris (1782); Cyrus W. Field born (1819); Samuel L. Clemens born (1835); Battle of Franklin, Tenn. (1864).

« ПретходнаНастави »