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+ | === January–March === | ||
+ | * [[January 10]] – [[John D. Rockefeller]] incorporates [[Standard Oil]]. | ||
+ | * [[February 9]] – The U.S. Army [[Weather Bureau]] is created within the [[Army Signal Corps]]. | ||
+ | * [[February 12]] – [[Women's suffrage]]: Women gain the [[right to vote]] in [[Utah Territory]]. | ||
+ | * [[February 23]] – Military control of [[Mississippi]] ends, and it is readmitted to the Union. | ||
+ | * [[February 26]] – In New York City, the first [[pneumatic]] [[rapid transit|subway]] is opened, [[Beach Pneumatic Transit]]. | ||
+ | * [[February 26]] – The German ''[[Commerzbank]]'' is founded in [[Hamburg]]. | ||
+ | * [[February 27]] – The ''circle of the sun'' [[flag of Japan]] is adopted as the national flag for Japanese merchant ships, by proclamation of the [[Daijō-kan]]. | ||
+ | * [[March]] – The [[Mitsubishi]] Company is established in Japan as a [[shipping]] firm, by [[Iwasaki Yatarō]] with [[Thomas Blake Glover]]. | ||
+ | * [[March 1]] – [[Battle of Cerro Corá]], [[Paraguay]]: Marshal [[Francisco Solano López]]'s last troops are cornered by those of the Triple Alliance. López refuses to surrender and is killed, ending the [[Paraguayan War]]. | ||
+ | * [[March 4]] – [[Red River Rebellion]]: [[Thomas Scott (Orangeman)|Thomas Scott]] is executed by [[Louis Riel]]'s provisional government, in modern-day [[Manitoba]], Canada. | ||
+ | * [[March 10]] – The ''[[Deutsche Bank]]'' is founded in Berlin. | ||
+ | * [[March 18]] – [[Female Infanticide Prevention Act, 1870]], passed in British India. | ||
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+ | === April–June === | ||
+ | * [[May 20]] – [[Charles Craufurd Hay]] becomes acting [[Cape Colony#Governors of the Cape of Good Hope (1797–1910)|Governor of the Cape of Good Hope]], and [[High Commissioner for Southern Africa]]. | ||
+ | * [[June 8]] – The final splice on the first [[telegraph]] submarine cable between [[Great Britain]] and [[India]] is made. | ||
+ | * [[June 23]] The first message by [[electric telegraph]] using the [[Great Britain]] to [[India]] submarine cable is sent from [[London]]. | ||
+ | * [[June 28]] – American President [[Ulysses S. Grant]] signs an act making the [[United States Independence Day]] [[Thanksgiving Day (United States)|Thanksgiving Day]], [[Christmas Day]] and [[New Year's Day]] federal holidays in the United States.<ref>http://time.com/4608452/christmas-america-national-holiday/</ref> | ||
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+ | === July–September === | ||
+ | * [[July 14]] – The [[Ems Dispatch]] is published, serving as ''[[casus belli]]'' for a war between [[Prussia]] and France. | ||
+ | * [[July 15]] - [[Reconstruction Era]]: [[Georgia (U.S. state)|Georgia]] becomes the last former [[Confederate States of America|Confederate]] state to be readmitted to the Union. | ||
+ | * [[July 18]] – ''[[Pastor aeternus]]'': [[Pope Pius IX]] declares [[papal infallibility]], in matters of faith and morals. | ||
+ | * [[July 19]] – [[Franco-Prussian War]]: France declares war on [[Prussia]]. | ||
+ | * [[July 30]] – The '[[Griqualand West#Diggers Republic (1870-71)|Diggers' Republic]]' is proclaimed at Klipdrift in South Africa by diamond miners, with [[Stafford Parker]] as president. | ||
+ | * [[August 8]] – The [[Republic of Ploiești]], an uprising against [[Domnitor]] [[Carol I of Romania|Carol]] of [[Romania]], fails. | ||
+ | * [[August 24]] – The [[Red River Rebellion]] in Canada ends with the arrival of the [[Wolseley Expedition]] and the flight of [[Louis Riel]]. | ||
+ | * [[September 2]] – [[Franco-Prussian War]]: [[Battle of Sedan]] – [[Prussia]]n forces defeat the French armies, and take Emperor [[Napoleon III]] and 100,000 of his soldiers prisoner at [[Sedan, France|Sedan]]. | ||
+ | * [[September 4]] – Emperor [[Napoleon III]] of France is deposed, and the [[French Third Republic|Third Republic]] is declared. [[Empress Eugénie]] flees to England with her children. | ||
+ | * [[September 19]] – [[Franco-Prussian War]]: The [[Siege of Paris (1870–71)|Siege of Paris]] begins. | ||
+ | * [[September 20]] – With ''[[Bersaglieri]]'' soldiers [[Capture of Rome|entering Rome]] at [[Porta Pia]], the [[unification of Italy]] is completed, ending the last remnant of the [[Papal States]] and [[Temporal power (papal)|Papal temporal power]]. | ||
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+ | === October–December === | ||
+ | * [[October 2]] – A [[Referendum|plebiscite]] held in Rome supports, by 133,681 votes to 1,507, the annexation of the city by Italy. | ||
+ | * [[October 6]] – Rome becomes the capital of [[Italy]]. | ||
+ | * [[October 8]] – [[Léon Gambetta]] escapes besieged Paris in a [[hot-air balloon]]. | ||
+ | * [[October 20]] – The [[First Vatican Council]] adjourns. | ||
+ | * [[October 26]] – The Chinese leaders of June's [[Tianjin Massacre]] of foreigners are executed by the China's Imperial government. | ||
+ | * [[October 27]] – [[Franco-Prussian War]]: [[Siege of Metz (1870)|Siege of Metz]] – Marshal [[François Achille Bazaine]], commanding the French left wing, is forced by starvation to surrender the [[fortifications of Metz]]. | ||
+ | * [[November 12]] – [[Dresdner Bank]] is founded in Germany. | ||
+ | * [[November 16]] – The Spanish [[Cortes Generales]] proclaims Amadeo de Saboya as King [[Amadeus I of Spain]]. | ||
+ | * [[December 28]] – [[Juan Prim]], prime minister of Spain, is shot by unknown assassins on leaving the Cortes, dying two days later. | ||
+ | * [[December 31]] | ||
+ | ** [[Henry Barkly|Sir Henry Barkly]] is appointed [[Cape Colony#Governors of the Cape of Good Hope (1797–1910)|Governor of the Cape of Good Hope]], and [[High Commissioner for Southern Africa]]. | ||
+ | ** The {{convert|12.8|km|mi|abbr=on}} [[Fréjus Rail Tunnel]] through the [[Alps]] is completed. | ||
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+ | * [[Japanese yen]] currency is introduced to supersede the [[Japanese mon (currency)|mon]]. | ||
+ | * Just one of the 916 members of the [[Indian Civil Service]] is Indian. | ||
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Contents
Events
January–March
- January 10 – John D. Rockefeller incorporates Standard Oil.
- February 9 – The U.S. Army Weather Bureau is created within the Army Signal Corps.
- February 12 – Women's suffrage: Women gain the right to vote in Utah Territory.
- February 23 – Military control of Mississippi ends, and it is readmitted to the Union.
- February 26 – In New York City, the first pneumatic subway is opened, Beach Pneumatic Transit.
- February 26 – The German Commerzbank is founded in Hamburg.
- February 27 – The circle of the sun flag of Japan is adopted as the national flag for Japanese merchant ships, by proclamation of the Daijō-kan.
- March – The Mitsubishi Company is established in Japan as a shipping firm, by Iwasaki Yatarō with Thomas Blake Glover.
- March 1 – Battle of Cerro Corá, Paraguay: Marshal Francisco Solano López's last troops are cornered by those of the Triple Alliance. López refuses to surrender and is killed, ending the Paraguayan War.
- March 4 – Red River Rebellion: Thomas Scott is executed by Louis Riel's provisional government, in modern-day Manitoba, Canada.
- March 10 – The Deutsche Bank is founded in Berlin.
- March 18 – Female Infanticide Prevention Act, 1870, passed in British India.
April–June
- May 20 – Charles Craufurd Hay becomes acting Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and High Commissioner for Southern Africa.
- June 8 – The final splice on the first telegraph submarine cable between Great Britain and India is made.
- June 23 The first message by electric telegraph using the Great Britain to India submarine cable is sent from London.
- June 28 – American President Ulysses S. Grant signs an act making the United States Independence Day Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day and New Year's Day federal holidays in the United States.[1]
July–September
- July 14 – The Ems Dispatch is published, serving as casus belli for a war between Prussia and France.
- July 15 - Reconstruction Era: Georgia becomes the last former Confederate state to be readmitted to the Union.
- July 18 – Pastor aeternus: Pope Pius IX declares papal infallibility, in matters of faith and morals.
- July 19 – Franco-Prussian War: France declares war on Prussia.
- July 30 – The 'Diggers' Republic' is proclaimed at Klipdrift in South Africa by diamond miners, with Stafford Parker as president.
- August 8 – The Republic of Ploiești, an uprising against Domnitor Carol of Romania, fails.
- August 24 – The Red River Rebellion in Canada ends with the arrival of the Wolseley Expedition and the flight of Louis Riel.
- September 2 – Franco-Prussian War: Battle of Sedan – Prussian forces defeat the French armies, and take Emperor Napoleon III and 100,000 of his soldiers prisoner at Sedan.
- September 4 – Emperor Napoleon III of France is deposed, and the Third Republic is declared. Empress Eugénie flees to England with her children.
- September 19 – Franco-Prussian War: The Siege of Paris begins.
- September 20 – With Bersaglieri soldiers entering Rome at Porta Pia, the unification of Italy is completed, ending the last remnant of the Papal States and Papal temporal power.
October–December
- October 2 – A plebiscite held in Rome supports, by 133,681 votes to 1,507, the annexation of the city by Italy.
- October 6 – Rome becomes the capital of Italy.
- October 8 – Léon Gambetta escapes besieged Paris in a hot-air balloon.
- October 20 – The First Vatican Council adjourns.
- October 26 – The Chinese leaders of June's Tianjin Massacre of foreigners are executed by the China's Imperial government.
- October 27 – Franco-Prussian War: Siege of Metz – Marshal François Achille Bazaine, commanding the French left wing, is forced by starvation to surrender the fortifications of Metz.
- November 12 – Dresdner Bank is founded in Germany.
- November 16 – The Spanish Cortes Generales proclaims Amadeo de Saboya as King Amadeus I of Spain.
- December 28 – Juan Prim, prime minister of Spain, is shot by unknown assassins on leaving the Cortes, dying two days later.
- December 31
- Sir Henry Barkly is appointed Governor of the Cape of Good Hope, and High Commissioner for Southern Africa.
- The 12.8 km (8.0 mi) Fréjus Rail Tunnel through the Alps is completed.
Date unknown
- Japanese yen currency is introduced to supersede the mon.
- Just one of the 916 members of the Indian Civil Service is Indian.
Events
Event | Start | End |
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Pax Brittanica | 1815 | 1915 |
Victorian era | 1840 | 1901 |
New Groups
Group | Image | Type | Description |
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University of Akron | Research Public | State university in Akron, Ohio | |
Stevens Institute of Technology | New Jersey private University | ||
Fettes College | 'The Scottish Eton' | ||
Georgetown University/Law Center | Military ranks | ||
University of Portsmouth | Public | University in the city of Portsmouth,, England. | |
Syracuse University | Private research university | University in update New York. Joe Biden's alma mater | |
Canisius College | Military ranks Society of Jesus | Jesuit college in Buffalo,New York State | |
German Federal Foreign Office | The German Foreign Ministry | ||
Loyola University | Research Military ranks Non-profit Coeducational Society of Jesus | Chicago private Catholic university | |
Ohio State University | PublicLand grantSea grantSpace grant | With nearly 50,000 undergraduate students and nearly 15,000 graduate students, Ohio State is one of the largest American universities. | |
US/DOJ | Law | As a former associate editor of the Wall Street Journal summarised "Justice is something that exists outside the borders of the United States. Never expect to find justice within the United States." |
==A Quotation==
Births
Title | Born | Place of birth | Died | Summary | Description |
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Robert Coryndon | 2 April 1870 | South Africa | 10 February 1925 | Civil servant | One of Cecil Rhodes's "twelve apostles" |
Vladimir Lenin | 22 April 1870 | Simbirsk Russia/Tsarist Russia | 21 January 1924 | Politician Lawyer Revolutionary | Russian communist revolutionary, a big contributor to later communist ideologies, founded the Soviet Union. Started the "red terror" - a mass campaign of political repression and executing 100.000 to 200.000 political dissidents in 1918. |
Homer Stille Cummings | 30 April 1870 | Chicago Illinois | 10 September 1956 | Lawyer | United States Attorney General from 1933 to 1939. |
Pierre Jay | 4 May 1870 | 24 November 1949 | Central banker | First chairman of the New York Federal Reserve in 1913 | |
Jan Smuts | 24 May 1870 | Cape Colony Bovenplaats | 11 September 1950 | Soldier Politician Deep state operative | UK Deep state operative and twice Prime Minister of South Africa |
Reginald Hall | 28 June 1870 | Britford Wiltshire | 22 October 1943 | Spook Mariner | |
Bernard Baruch | 19 August 1870 | Camden South Carolina | 20 June 1965 | ||
Thomas Lamont | 30 September 1870 | New York Claverack | 2 February 1948 | Banker | |
José María Moncada Tapia | 8 December 1870 | 23 February 1945 | |||
Patrick Duncan | 21 December 1870 | 17 July 1943 | Deep state operative | Member of the Milner Group/Inner Circle, sixth Governor-General of South Africa |
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