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- 931: Mahatma Gandhi: Man Of Peace
- ... Squire 4 angry Europeans. He was hit with eggs, rocks to the point were he was nearly knocked unconscious. The wife of the superintendent of police, recognized Gandhi as one of her husbands friend, and rain to his aid. The sight of a white woman helping a little brown Indian stopped the crowd. Gandhi was taken to a friends house were his wounds were treated. While all this was going on ...
- 932: Nostradamus
- ... Three. The prophecies of Nostradamus describe horrific nuclear and biological war. After the conquest of Asia, the third antichrist will initiate nuclear attacks on England and the United states. Several quatrains describe a milky white rain that will result from the third antichrist. This is the kind of precipitation that falls after a nuclear bomb is detonated. The combination of biological and nuclear warfare will have a great effect on the ...
- 933: Marilyn Monroe
- ... end of the year, and died. I felt terribly guilty. In 1961, Arthur and I divorced, finally conceding to the feelings we had always had. I started to work on a TV version of The Rain, but before filming started, Marianne Kris had me committed. I pleaded to the Strasbergs but they could do nothing. I got in touch with Joe, though, and he got me out. I agreed to stay ...
- 934: Mark Mcgwire Vs. Sammy Sosa
- ... they shall want to place in explanation of their asterisks: Please note that this record is semi-legitimate, as Mark McGwire has had several advantages over Roger Maris. 1) McGwire has used Creatine, an amino acid builder that was unavailable back in 1961; since Maris was unable to use Creatine to supplement his workouts, we must place asterisk number 1. 2) MLB would like to note that Mark McGwire has had ...
- 935: Lizzie Borden 2
- ... a daughter in shock. Many suspects had been eliminated, but it was inevitable that Lizzie would become the prime one, especially that after they learned she had tried to purchase ten cents worth of prussic acid poison the week before from Eli Bence, a clerk at Smith's Drug Store. Adelaide Churchill, the neighbor who stayed with Lizzie until the doctor arrived, testified in court that she did not see any ...
- 936: Lincoln - The Truth
- ... was the pay of high prices for lesser objects. Some of the acquired objects were large quantities of disintegrating blankets, spoiled pork, diseased or dying horses, and uniforms and knapsacks that fell apart in the rain. For this obvious waste and extravagance, though Cameron had not taken any financial favors, Lincoln shipped him off to Russia as the American minister. He had become too much of a political liability. Again, however ...
- 937: Lewis And Clark
- ... the Columbia River were very turbulent and full of narrow, rocky channels. The Chinook tribe thought to be hostile did not give the Corps any trouble. After a portage around the Cascades the climate changed. Rain became much heavier and the Corps were rained upon so heavily that their clothes rotted on their backs. The captains made the journey to the Pacific at different times but each reached the western most ...
- 938: John Kennedy
- ... Texas, in November 1963. He visited three cities on the 21st. The next morning he told his advisors "Last night would have been a hell of a night to assassinate a president. There was the rain, and the night, and we were all getting jostled. Suppose a man had a pistol in a briefcase and he could have dropped the gun and the briefcase, and melted away in the crowd. If ...
- 939: Five Against The World - Perl Jam
- ... street-busking versions of "Black" and "State of Love and Trust." Abbruzzese is grinning, handing out flowers on Grafton Street, playing with street kids. Gone is the bleachy sunshine of Italy. In its place is rain . . . pale faces . . . romantic beery arguments in the street . . . it feels like home. Elsewhere, there are rumors that McCready has fallen off the wagon, running naked through the streets of Dublin late the night before. McCready ...
- 940: Emily Dickinson
- ... say (Tate 86-87). Some consider her works to be the most original of her time, written with an unusual amount of emotion and often referred to as poetry torn up by its roots with rain, dew and earth still clinging to them (Higginson 78). To others she was considered to be intellectually blind, partially dead, and mostly dumb to the art of poetry (Monro 81). It was best stated by ...
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