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Battles/Soldiers	Sat, April 27, 1861	Three new federal army departments are formed
Crime/Disasters	Fri, January 4, 1861	Three fatal railway accidents occur around England on the same day
Crime/Disasters	Fri, February 17, 1860	Thousands see American emigrant ship founder off French coast
Battles/Soldiers	Wed, May 11, 1864	Thousands of Union wounded from the Battle of the Wilderness begin to arrive in Philadelphia hospitals
Business/Industry	Wed, February 22, 1860	Thousands of shoemakers go on strike for higher wages in Lynn, Massachusetts
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, June 9, 1863	Thousands of Confederate prisoners arrive in Philadelphia on a single railroad train
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, June 9, 1863	Thousands of cavalrymen clash at Brandy Station, Virginia, in the largest cavalry battle of the war
Slavery/Abolition	Thu, April 19, 1866	Thousands of African-American citizens in Washington D.C. celebrate the anniversary of their emancipation
Personal	Sat, October 19, 1861	Thomas Wildey, founder of the Order of Odd Fellows in the United States, dies at his home in Baltimore
Legal/Political	Sun, March 4, 1855 - Wed, November 24, 1858	Thomas Langrell Harris serves in the United States House of Representatives
Personal	Tue, October 29, 1816	Thomas Langrell Harris is born in Norwich, Connecticut
Personal	Wed, July 29, 1857	Thomas Jefferson Rusk, U.S. Senator from Texas, commits suicide at his home in Nacogdoches
Campaigns/Elections	Fri, March 2, 1860	Thomas H. Ford elected as Printer of the House of Representatives in the eighteenth ballot
Personal	Thu, December 8, 1859	Thomas De Quincey, the English author and opium eater, dies in Edinburgh
Personal	Mon, May 27, 1867	Thomas Bulfinch, the Boston banker who wrote "Bulfinch's Mythology" in his spare time, dies at his home in Massachusetts.
Personal	Wed, December 28, 1859	Thomas Babington Macaulay, British statesman and historian, dies in London
Personal	Tue, March 23, 1858	Thomas B. Cuming, twice governor of Nebraska Territory, dies in office aged thirty.
Personal	Fri, July 14, 1865	Thirty-three year old war artist W.T. Crane dies in Washington D.C. of a disease of the throat
Lawmaking/Litigating	Fri, January 27, 1860	Thirty-ninth ballot in the election for Speaker sees John Sherman fall behind for the first time
Crime/Disasters	Tue, June 4, 1861	Thirty-five people drown when Canadian mail steamer strikes ice and sinks off the coast of Labrador
Crime/Disasters	Sat, November 10, 1866	Thirty-eight passengers and crew drown when their ship runs aground in an Irish gale.
Crime/Disasters	Mon, November 7, 1859	Thirteen prisoners escape from the Monroe County Jail in Rochester, New York
Crime/Disasters	Thu, March 1, 1860	Thirteen men die in collapse during demolition of a Catholic church in Cincinnati
Legal/Political	Wed, September 8, 1852 - Fri, September 10, 1852	Third National Women's Rights Convention held in Syracuse
Crime/Disasters	Sat, January 6, 1866	Thieves rob a New Haven Railway train express car as it rolls through the night to Boston
Personal	Tue, December 6, 1831	Theophilus Lyle Dickey marries Juliet Evans
Personal	Wed, July 22, 1885	Theophilus Lyle Dickey dies in Atlantic City, New Jersey
Personal	Thu, November 12, 1812	Theophilus Lyle Dickey born in Bourbon County, Kentucky
Personal	Wed, October 27, 1858	Theodore Roosevelt is born in New York City
Personal	Thu, May 10, 1860	Theodore Parker, famous abolitionist and member of the "Secret Six," dies in Florence, Italy