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Science/Technology	Tue, June 14, 1864	Alois Alzheimer, German psychiatrist and neuropathologist, is born in Bavaria
Science/Technology	Sat, July 22, 1865	Almost three years in the building, the U.S.S. Dunderburg is finally launched into New York's East River
Crime/Disasters	Fri, September 7, 1860	Almost three hundred drown on Lake Michigan in an excursion steamer collision
Crime/Disasters	Wed, December 18, 1867	Almost fifty people are killed in an horrific train wreck near Angola, New York.
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, January 21, 1862	Almost 40,000 Missourians are now in Union uniform, according to state reports
Slavery/Abolition	Fri, April 1, 1859	Alleged fugitive slave arrested in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania and sent that evening to Philadelphia
Crime/Disasters	Tue, August 15, 1865	Alleged embezzlers, accused of defrauding the Phoenix Bank of up to $300,000 face a New York City Court
Education/Culture	Tue, October 25, 1859	All-England Cricket team wind up their United States tour with a victory in Rochester, New York
Education/Culture	Mon, October 10, 1859	All-England Cricket team continues its tour with a match in Philadelphia
Crime/Disasters	Sun, November 3, 1861 - Mon, November 4, 1861	All twenty-four passengers aboard a Boston bound ship drown when she hits rocks outside the harbor
Religion/Philosophy	Wed, November 2, 1864	All Souls' Day - The Day of the Dead in the Christian calendar
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, November 1, 1857	All Saints Day
Religion/Philosophy	Tue, November 1, 1859	All Saints Day
Religion/Philosophy	Mon, November 1, 1858	All Saints Day
Religion/Philosophy	Fri, November 1, 1850	All Saints Day
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, November 1, 1857	All Saints Day
US/the World	Tue, June 19, 1860	All remaining Neapolitan troops sail from Palermo and withdraw from Sicily
Legal/Political	Fri, November 18, 1859	All defendants in the Columbus Jones kidnapping case acquitted in Massachusetts
Science/Technology	Tue, October 6, 1863	Alfred Nobel takes out his first patent for nitro-glycerine in Sweden
Foreign	Sun, October 9, 1859	Alfred Dreyfus, future French artillery officer and Devil's Island prisoner, is born in Alsace
Personal	Thu, August 5, 1858	Alexis Soyer, the most famous chef in Europe, dies in London
Education/Culture	Sat, April 16, 1859	Alexis de Tocqueville dies at Cannes in France
Foreign	Thu, December 23, 1858	Alexander, ruler of Serbia, is forced to abdicate
Foreign	Fri, May 6, 1859	Alexander von Humboldt dies in Berlin
Lawmaking/Litigating	Thu, February 22, 1866	Alexander Stephens addresses the Georgia Legislature and urges acceptance and a new South
Personal	Wed, January 9, 1828	Alexander McClure is born in Sherman’s Valley, Pennsylvania
Personal	Sun, June 6, 1909	Alexander McClure dies in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Foreign	Sun, September 7, 1856	Alexander II is crowned as Emperor of the Russian Empire
Religion/Philosophy	Sun, March 4, 1866	Alexander Campbell, founder of the Disciples of Christ and Bethany College, dies in western Virginia
Cultural	Wed, November 16, 1859	Aleksandr Ostrovsky's play "Groza," or "The Storm," premieres in Moscow.