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Personal	Fri, December 18, 1863	Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria is born in Graz, Austria
Crime/Disasters	Sat, January 3, 1857	Archbishop of Paris is assassinated on his way to Mass
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, January 7, 1864	Archbishop John Hughes is buried in a ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New York City
Personal	Sun, January 3, 1864	Archbishop John Hughes dies in New York City
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, May 29, 1860	Apaches launch a full scale attack on settlements along the Mimbres River in southern New Mexico
Crime/Disasters	Fri, April 13, 1866	Anton Probst, suspect in the "Deering Massacre" murders, is arrested in Philadelphia
Crime/Disasters	Wed, May 16, 1866	Anton Probst, murderer of his employer's entire family, is sentenced to death in Philadelphia
Crime/Disasters	Fri, June 8, 1866	Anton Probst, murderer of an entire family in the "Deering Massacre," is executed in Philadelphia
Cultural	Sun, January 29, 1860	Anton Chekhov is born in southern Russia
Religion/Philosophy	Thu, April 19, 1860	Anti-Liquor agitation heats up in Minneapolis, Minnesota
US/the World	Wed, April 25, 1849	Anti-British revolt breaks out in Montreal
Personal	Sat, May 31, 1834	Anthony Burns is born in Stafford County, Virginia
Slavery/Abolition	Wed, May 24, 1854	Anthony Burns is arrested in Boston as a fugitive slave
Personal	Sun, July 27, 1862	Anthony Burns dies in Canada
Personal	Fri, June 1, 1855	Anthony Burns begins his education at Oberlin College in Oberlin, Ohio
Personal	Sat, January 9, 1858	Anson Jones, the last President of the Republic of Texas, commits suicide in Houston
Crime/Disasters	Fri, January 12, 1866	Another steamer is sunk in the Bay of Biscay but this time all aboard are saved.
Crime/Disasters	Wed, March 28, 1860	Another New York City tenement fire kills two women and eight children
Crime/Disasters	Thu, November 3, 1859	Another large fire strikes New Orleans leaving five hundred homeless
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, September 5, 1860	Another huge Republican rally, this time in Jersey City, New Jersey
Crime/Disasters	Tue, June 29, 1858	Another great warehouse fire on the London Docks
Crime/Disasters	Thu, August 1, 1861	Another great warehouse fire breaks out on the London Docks
Crime/Disasters	Wed, February 19, 1862	Another British mining disaster kills forty-nine, this time in South Wales
Crime/Disasters	Fri, November 9, 1866	Another armed gang in Kentucky derails a train and robs its passengers.
Education/Culture	Mon, September 13, 1858	Annual New Jersey State Fair opens near Elizabethtown
Religion/Philosophy	Tue, January 4, 1859	Annual "renting of the pews" at Rev. Beecher's Plymouth Church in Brooklyn brings record return
Personal	Mon, August 13, 1860	Annie Oakley, sharpshooter, is born in Darke County, Ohio
Personal	Sat, September 29, 1855	Anne Taney, wife of Chief Justice Taney, dies
Personal	Sat, April 14, 1866	Anne Sullivan, teacher and companion of Helen Keller, is born in Hampden County, Massachusetts
Education/Culture	Fri, September 7, 1860	Anna Mary Robertson, the future artist "Grandma Moses," is born in Greenwich, New York