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Betting shops became legal in Britain |
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A telephone link between Britain and India was established |
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The Empire State Building, New York, was completed it had cost $41 million to build |
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Worlds most intense shower (2.47 in 3 minutes) at Portobelo Panama |
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Indian Mine Laws passes (concessions from Neth-Indies) |
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Detroit Tigers commit 12 errors against Chicago White Sox |
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Herb McFarland hit 1st grand slam in American League |
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Pan-American Exposition opens in Buffalo |
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Premature blast collapses mine tunnel killing 200 at Scofield, Utah |
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With a recording of himself reciting Mary Had a Little Lamb Thomas Edison demonstrated the first phonograph, in New Jersey, US
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Insulin injection aids diabetic patient
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First Olympics in US are held (St Louis)
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