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Crime/Disasters In New York City, St. Patrick's Old Cathedral, the oldest Catholic church in the city, is destroyed by fire.
Crime/Disasters In India, the Anglican bishop of Calcutta falls into the Ganges and is swept away and drowned.
Campaigns/Elections In northern England, up to 200,000 working people peacefully demonstrate for franchise reform.
Religion/Philosophy - The Second Plenary Council Meeting of the U.S. Roman Catholic Church is meeting in Baltimore, Maryland.
Personal Former U.S. Navy Commodore and U.S. Senator Robert Field Stockton dies at home in Princeton.
US/the World Prussian officials take formal control of the newly annexed former Free City of Frankfurt am Main.
Campaigns/Elections Local congressman complains to President Johnson that soldiers are being kept from voting in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Campaigns/Elections In Indiana, Republicans win heavily in a hard-fought election for federal and state seats.
Campaigns/Elections In Iowa, Republicans triumph again in state and federal elections.
Campaigns/Elections In state elections, Ohio Republicans easily retain control of the legislature and congressional delegation.
Campaigns/Elections In Pennsylvania, General John W. Geary is elected governor as Republicans again dominate.
Religion/Philosophy - The National Unitarian churches of the United States hold their annual meeting in Syracuse, New York.
Campaigns/Elections In Nebraska Territory, John Taffe is elected to become the first U.S. Representative from the new state.
Campaigns/Elections The Republican victory in the Baltimore municipal elections kicks off a political firestorm in Maryland.
Religion/Philosophy The burgeoning Methodist Church adds a second new conference in Tennessee.
Crime/Disasters In Kentucky, under cover of darkness, outlaws derail a railway train and rob its passengers.
Crime/Disasters In Canada, a massive fire destroys large sections of Quebec City, leaving tens of thousands homeless.
Education/Culture Second game in Philadelphia Athletics and Brooklyn Atlantic series ends with victory for the visitors.
Battles/Soldiers In Stockbridge, Massachusetts, the town's war memorial is dedicated.
US/the World The flag of Italy is raised over the formerly Austrian-controlled city of Venice.
Crime/Disasters In the small hours, fire damages the town of Colón/Aspinwall in Panama.
Crime/Disasters A large force of nightriders terrorize African-American homes throughout Marion County, Kentucky.
Education/Culture In Philadelphia, rain cuts short the Atlantic-Athletics baseball series decider with the visitors leading.
Education/Culture With benefactor George Peabody in attendance, the Peabody Institute is officially inaugurated in Baltimore.
Campaigns/Elections Republicans score significant victories in the West Virginia state elections.
Battles/Soldiers With impressive ceremony in Brooklyn, 3000 Long Island veterans are presented with service medals
Education/Culture The Peabody Institute building is dedicated in Baltimore, Maryland
Lawmaking/Litigating Texas become the first state to reject ratification of the Fourteenth Amendment.
Crime/Disasters In north-east England, another coal-mining disaster kills twenty-four men working underground.
Business/Industry New tram tracks across Broadway cause heavy traffic disruption along New York City's main thoroughfare.