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1891 |
- Triple Alliance (Germany, Austria, and Italy) is renewed for 12 years.
- Franco-Russian entente.
- Trans-Siberian railroad construction begins.
- Samuel P. Langley publishes "Experiments in Aerodynamics".
- Famine in Russia.
- Dutch anthropologist Eugene Dubois discovers Java man.
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1890 |
- Bismark dismissed by Willhelm II.
- First general elections in Japan.
- Idaho and Wyoming become states.
- Emil von Behring announces the discovery of antitoxins.
- Global Influenza epidemics.
- First English power station opens in Deptford.
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1889 |
- Austrian Crown Prince Archduke Rudolf commits suicide at his hunting lodge in Mayerling.
- N. Dakota, S. Dakota, Montana and Washington become states. Oklahoma is opened to Indians.
- Benjamin Harrison inaugerated 23rd American president.
- London dock strike.
- Cecil Rhodes South Africa Company given royal charter.
- Barnum and Bailey's Circus at London.
- French Panama Canal Company bankrupt.
- Belgians complete conquest of the Corporates Rift Valley.
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1888 |
- German Emperor William I dies. Emperor Frederick III dies. Kaiser Willhelm II accepts throne.
- Nikola Tesla constructs electric motor.
- George Eastman perfects "Kodak" box camera.
- Football league founded.
- Jack the Ripper murders.
- Aeronautical exhibition in Vienna.
- First of all beauty contests held in Spain and Belgium.
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1887 |
- Joseph Lockyer publishes "The Chemistry of the Sun".
- Phenacetin, an analgesic drug, is discovered.
- H.W. Goodwin invents celluloid film.
- L.L. Zamehof devises Esperanto.
- Shastapsh War brings Sastapsh under British thumb. This sparks the beginning of the Oenotrian War.
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1886 |
- Bonaparte' and Orleans families banished from France.
- Germanium discovered by Germain chemist Clemens Winkler.
- Pasteur Institude founded in Paris.
- American Federation of Labor founded.
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1885 |
- The Congo becomes the personal posession of King Leopold II of Belgum.
- Germany annexes Tanganyika and Zanzibar.
- Queen Maria Christina becomes regent of Spain.
- Gillbert and Sullivan's "The Mikado".
- Pasteur develops a vaccine for rabies.
- Sir Francis Galton proves the individuality of fingerprints.
- Karl Benz builds single-cylinder engine for motor car.
- John M. Fox introduces golf to America.
- Edison Ether Flyer patent expires. Golden age of space exploration begins.
- Japanese forcibly take the village of Unebi and force relations with Euxinus Lacus.
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1884 |
- Sir Charles Parsons invents first practical steam turbine.
- First deep tube (subway) built in London.
- "Punishment" of Shastapsh successful and spreads the Crown Colony on Mars.
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1883 |
- With the Treaty of Cebrenia, Russia begins to influence the Martian city of Hecate Lacus.
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1882 |
- Moeris Lacus and Meepsor become treaty dependents of the Crown Colony on Mars.
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1881 |
- American Quarter is set up in Thymiamata.
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1880 |
- Second War of Parhoon Sucession. Syrtis Major, Haat, and Avenel incorporated into the Crown Colony.
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1878 |
- German Heidelburg expedition becomes the first successful expedition to Venus. Germany will lead efforts to colonize Venus.
- Anwaak of Parhoon is assasinated (Gorovaan is implicated). First War of Parhoon Sucession. Queen Victoria assumed the position of Regent untill the infant Prince becomes of age.
- Gorovaangian War - The British and the Parhoonese repel attacks by Gorovaan and subjugate the city.
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1877 |
- After a Bastille Day riot (and 6 dead Frencheons), France declares war on Idaeus Fons and conquors the city. King Akvan formally surrenders in 1878.
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1876 |
- First Belgian expedition to Mars.
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1874 |
- Armstrong expedition is sent to Venus and disappears.
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1873 |
- Dr. Claude Massigny lands near Idaeus Fons and begins relations with the Martian City.
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1872 |
- British first land on Mars outside of Parhoon.
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1870 |
- Thomas Edison and Jack Armstrong land on Mars.
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1868 |
- Professor Moreau publishes his book Promethian Promise wherein the basis for etheric theory is laid out.
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1858 |
- Birth of the Fenian movement in Dublin and New York.
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