1891
Autonomous Commune Law
Promulgates municipal legislation increasing local administrative autonomy after the civil war.
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Promulgates municipal legislation increasing local administrative autonomy after the civil war.
Goschens budget has a surplus of œ2,000,000
Prince Napoleon is buried in Turin
Burial of Charles Stewart Parnell
In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Explains the opening of the Dardanelles to the satisfaction of the British Ambassador
Lohengrin is performed at the Paris Opera House, followed by anti-German demonstration
An earthquake in Yokohama kills 6,500
Returned for Geestmunde with a large majority
The First Emil Stang Government ends in Oslo, concluding this term as Prime Minister of Norway.
Begins the First Johannes Steen Government in Oslo and serves as Prime Minister of Norway.
Proposes abolition of the double franchise
Approves a political understanding under which Russia and France agree to consult when either faces a threat of war.
Personally receives visiting French naval officers during the celebrated French squadron visit to Kronstadt.
In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Patents the Kinetescope
Issues a manifesto to the Irish in America requesting funds
Proposes Welsh disestablishment. Proposes a local right to veto sales of liquor. Proposes abolition of the double franchise. In the Newcastle Program proposes a policy of home rule, triennial Parliaments & reform of the House of Lords
Lohengrin is performed at the Paris Opera House, followed by anti-German demonstration
Lohengrin is performed at the Paris Opera House for a 2nd time, followed by arrests
Fisher becomes Admiral Superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard.
Appointed President of Brazil
Appointed President of Brazil after the resignation of Deodoro da Fonseca
Temporarily heads the government after Balmaceda loses control of Santiago.
Takes office and begins the parliamentary republic after the civil war.
Begins a one-year term as President of the Swiss Confederation.
Becomes prime minister after Macdonald dies.
Decrees the expulsion of Jews from Moscow
Balmaceda loses the remaining effective naval support for his government.
Administration extended over the Matabele territory
A statue of John Wesley is unveiled in the City Rd
Succeeds as head of the Bonaparte family
Death of Jose Manuel Balmaceda, commits suicide after defeat in the civil war. Commits suicide after defeat in the civil war
Balmacedas las warships surrender
Supports the Trans-Siberian Railway project as a national priority.
The Prince and Princess of Wales open the terracotta Victoria Law Courts.
Authorises Tsarevich Nicholas to inaugurate construction of the Trans-Siberian Railway at Vladivostok.
The Parnellites pass a resolution of confidence in Parnell
Birth of Erich Marcks
Birth of Erwin von Rommel, Heidenheim near Ulm in Wurttemberg
Birth of Helmuth Otto Ludwig Weidling
Birth of Karl Doenitz
Birth of Otto Dix
Birth of Otto Moritz Walter Model
Death of Ion Bratianu
Dies in office after dominating early Canadian federal politics.
Death of Jose Manuel Balmaceda, commits suicide after defeat in the civil war
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