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Foreign	Sun, March 30, 1856	Treaty of Paris ends Crimean War and guarantees the territorial boundaries of the Ottoman Empire
US/the World	Sun, June 13, 1858	Treaty signed between United States and China
Legal/Political	Tue, September 8, 1857	Trial begins in important Lincoln legal case
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, May 21, 1846	Trinity Church is dedicated in New York City
Crime/Disasters	Tue, September 17, 1861	Troop train crashes through a bridge near Huron, Indiana, killing eighteen Illinois soldiers and injuring many more
US/the World	Sun, March 3, 1861	Tsar Alexander II signs the legislation ending serfdom in the Russian Empire
Cultural	Thu, May 17, 1860	TSV Munchen athletics club founded in Munich, Bavaria
Personal		Tubman escapes slavery, traveling to Philadelphia
Personal	Sun, December 1, 1850	Tubman returns to Maryland to rescue her niece
Legal/Political	Wed, July 14, 1858	Turkish admiral ends his visit to United States
Foreign	Tue, October 4, 1853	Turkish ultimatum calls upon Russia to stop encroachment in Danube region
Foreign	Sat, May 21, 1853	Turks reject Russian claims in the Ottoman Empire
Business/Industry	Fri, May 8, 1863	Twelve railwaymen in Michigan form the Brotherhood of the Footboard, first permanent engineers' union
Personal	Mon, June 22, 1863	Twenty year William H. Rihl becomes the first Union soldier killed meeting Lee's invasion
Crime/Disasters	Sat, May 5, 1860	Twenty-five people drown during an outing at Boykin's Mill, South Carolina
Battles/Soldiers	Mon, June 27, 1864	Twenty-nine year old Daniel McCook of Ohio's "Fighting McCooks" is killed on Kennesaw Mountain
Personal	Fri, May 22, 1863	Twenty-nine year old Union Brigade commander George Boomer dies at the head of his troops
Personal	Wed, April 12, 1865	Twenty-six year old Union General Frederic Winthrop is buried with great ceremony in New York City
Battles/Soldiers	Sat, April 1, 1865	Twenty-six year old Union General Frederic Winthrop is killed at the head of his men at Five Forks
Business/Industry	Sat, October 26, 1861	Two days after the first coast to coast telegraph message the Pony Express ceases operations
Battles/Soldiers	Mon, April 10, 1865	Two Dickinson College alumni clash in one of the last cavalry engagements of the war in Virginia
Education/Culture	Mon, September 25, 1865	Two four-man crews race on the Hudson River for a national rowing championship and two thousand dollars
Crime/Disasters	Sun, October 8, 1865	Two heavy early afternoon tremors strike San Francisco, California but start no fires and cause no fatalities
Crime/Disasters	Sat, December 1, 1866	Two merchant ships collide off of Fire Island, New York and both founder, drowning seven men.
Crime/Disasters	Thu, December 1, 1859	Two merchant vessels collide in the Straits of Mackinaw in Michigan and five seaman are lost
Battles/Soldiers	Fri, September 21, 1866	Two more African-American regiments, the soon to be famous Ninth and Tenth Cavalry, come into being
Education/Culture	Mon, September 11, 1865 - Wed, September 13, 1865	Two New York yachts with very wealthy owners compete in an ocean race off Long Island
Education/Culture	Mon, October 30, 1865	Two of the country's best baseball clubs meet in Philadelphia with Brooklyn's "Atlantics" victorious
Crime/Disasters	Wed, August 9, 1865	Two passenger steamers collide on Lake Huron and scores of passengers and crew are lost
Crime/Disasters	Mon, March 5, 1860	Two passengers die when a river boat burns on the Arkansas River