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The first nuclear chain reaction took place at the University of Chicago, under physicists Enrico Fermi and Arthur Compton |
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Pu Yi (Hsuan-Tung) became Chinas Last Emperor at age 3 |
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Carl Goldmark, US inventor of the LP record, is born |
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In the US, King Camp Gillette patented a safety razor with a double-edged disposable blade |
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Gillette patents 1st disposable razor |
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South African president Paul Kruger arrives in Germany |
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Gerhardt Mercator, Belgian cartographer, dies |
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King Charles II granted a charter to the Royal Society of London, which became an important center of scientific activity in England
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National Tuberculosis Association organized, Atlantic City, NJ
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General Louis Botha named premier of Transvaal
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