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August 17, 1989
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Electronic tagging was used for the first time in Britain, on Richard Hart, accused of theft 
 
August 17, 1976
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Earthquakes and tidal waves in the Philippines resulted in the deaths of over 6,000 people 
 
August 17, 1976
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Earthquakes and tidal waves in the Philippines resulted in the deaths of over 6,000 people 
 
August 17, 1908
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Bank of Italy opens new HQ at Clay and Montgomery 
 
August 17, 1907
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Bishop forbids Christian membership in Dutch Textile Union 
 
August 17, 1904
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Bostons Jesse Tannehell no-hits Chicago White Sox, 6-0 
 
August 17, 1903
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Joe Pulitzer donated $1 million to Columbia U and begins Pulitzer Prizes 
 
August 17, 1833
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The Canadian Royal William, the dirst steamship to cross the Atlantic entirely under power, set off from Nova Scotia 
 
August 17, 1833
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The Canadian Royal William, the dirst steamship to cross the Atlantic entirely under power, set off from Nova Scotia 
 
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