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US/the World	Thu, November 7, 1867	The first Parliament of the new Dominion of Canada is opened in Ottawa.
Personal	Thu, November 7, 1867	The eminent scientist Marie Curie, the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, is born in Poland.
Religion/Philosophy	Wed, November 6, 1867	In Madison, New Jersey, Drew Theological Seminary is formally opened
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, November 5, 1867	In state elections in Massachusetts, Minnesota, and Wisconsin, three Republican governors win reelection.
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, November 5, 1867	Democrats sweep to victory in the first state elections under the new Maryland constitution.
Education/Culture	Sun, November 3, 1867	In France, the Paris Industrial Exhibition closes after seven months of unprecedented display.
Education/Culture	Sun, November 3, 1867	Edward Payson Weston reaches Connecticut on his 1200 mile walk from Portland, Maine to Chicago.
Education/Culture	Sat, November 2, 1867	In London, Charles Dickens' literary friends hold a massive farewell banquet before his visit to America.
Education/Culture	Fri, November 1, 1867	In Lafayette, Indiana, a wood-sawing contest between baseball teams raises money for charity
Education/Culture	Thu, October 31, 1867	Along the Monongahela River, large crowds turn out to watch a five-mile sculling race for $2000.
Personal	Wed, October 30, 1867	John A. Andrew, War Governor of Massachusetts, dies suddenly at his home in Boston, aged forty-nine.
Crime/Disasters	Tue, October 29, 1867 - Wed, October 30, 1867	The San Narcisco hurricane continues its destructive path from Puerto Rico to St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands.
Crime/Disasters	Tue, October 29, 1867	U.S. Revenue officers clash with smugglers in the waters of Wilmington, North Carolina.
Crime/Disasters	Tue, October 29, 1867	A powerful hurricane devastates the island of Puerto Rico, killing hundreds.
Lawmaking/Litigating	Mon, October 28, 1867	At Medicine Lodge River in Kansas, a third peace treaty is signed, this with the Cheyenne and Arapaho.
Education/Culture	Mon, October 28, 1867	Edward Payson Weston sets out to walk from Portland, Maine to Chicago in thirty days.
Crime/Disasters	Mon, October 28, 1867 - Tue, October 29, 1867	A late season hurricane smashes islands in the Lesser Antilles and then kills hundreds in Puerto Rico.
Campaigns/Elections	Wed, October 23, 1867	Baltimore holds the first elections under the new Maryland constitution
Lawmaking/Litigating	Mon, October 21, 1867	In Kansas, negotiations at Medicine Lodge River result in two peace treaties Plains tribes.
Lawmaking/Litigating	Fri, October 18, 1867	The cornerstone of the new City Hall is laid in Baltimore, Maryland.
Crime/Disasters	Sat, October 12, 1867	Royal Navy ship commanded by Queen Victoria's second son survives a typhoon in the Indian Ocean.
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, October 8, 1867	Future U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes wins his first term as governor of Ohio.
Campaigns/Elections	Tue, October 8, 1867	In Iowa elections, Republican Samuel Merrill is elected the state's seventh governor
Crime/Disasters	Sat, October 5, 1867 - Sun, October 6, 1867	A powerful hurricane strikes the coast of Louisiana.
Battles/Soldiers	Sat, October 5, 1867	At Bombay, the first British troops leave India for Africa to carry out the invasion of Abyssinia.
Crime/Disasters	Wed, October 2, 1867 - Sun, October 6, 1867	A Gulf of Mexico hurricane causes heavy damage along the Texas and Louisiana coastlines.
Battles/Soldiers	Tue, October 1, 1867	The Union League of New York City hosts a massive reception for General Philip Sheridan.
Business/Industry	Mon, September 30, 1867 - Sat, October 5, 1867	The Indiana State Fair is in session at Terra Haute, Indiana.
Crime/Disasters	Mon, September 30, 1867	In Newark, New Jersey, a large boiler explosion kills two brewery workers.
Campaigns/Elections	Sat, September 28, 1867	During a dispute between state and local authorities, federal troops keep the peace in Nashville city elections.