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United States of America in 1877

Historical records for United States of America in 1877, rendered directly from the World History Database and ordered by month, day and event.

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Historical records

July

14 July 1877Great Railroad StrikeRutherford Birchard Hayes

Martinsburg · Economy / Labour

A railroad wage dispute spreads nationally and prompts deployment of federal troops.

August

12 August 1877Invention of PhonographThomas Alva Edison

New Jersey · Science / Technology

Demonstrates 1st machine for recording at his "invention factory" at Menlo Park

Other Events

1877DeimosAsaph Hall

Science / Astronomy

Asaph Hall discovers Phobos and Deimos, the moons of Mars

1877ElectionRutherford Birchard Hayes

Government / Republican Party Government

Wins the election after an electoral commission rules in his favour

1877MarsAsaph Hall

Science / Astronomy

Asaph Hall discovers Phobos and Deimos, the moons of Mars

1877PhobosAsaph Hall

Science / Astronomy

Asaph Hall discovers Phobos and Deimos, the moons of Mars

1877President of USARutherford Birchard Hayes

Government / Republican Party Government

Appointed President of the USA, 19th President

1877Public Buildings CommitteeHenry Laurens Dawes

Washington · Government / Republican Party Government

Chairs the Senate Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds.

1877Vice PresidentWilliam A Wheeler

Washington · Government / Republican Party Government

Appointed Vice President of the USA

Names involved

Asaph HallHenry Laurens DawesRutherford Birchard HayesThomas Alva EdisonWilliam A Wheeler

Places involved

MartinsburgNew JerseyWashington

Provenance

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