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*[[1881]] - [[Branch Rickey]], baseball executive (d. [[1965]]) ==Deaths==

*[[1881]] - [[Charles Kay Ogden]], English writer and linguist (d. [[1957]]) ==Deaths==

...Committee on Revision of the Laws|Committee on Revision of the Laws]] from 1881 to 1883. He presented his credentials as a member-elect to the Forty-eighth ...[[February 15]], [[1898]], it mysteriously exploded and sank, causing the deaths of 260 men. (In 1950, the Navy ruled that "the Maine had been sunk by a fau

...t [[John Tyler]] stepping into the vacant office. The second time was in [[1881]], when [[Rutherford B. Hayes]] relinquished the office to [[James A. Garfi [[Category:Deaths by sepsis]]

Predecessor NSP's roots go back to 1881 when Henry Marison Byllesby, NSP's founder—then a 22-year-old dropout fro ...m unexplained health problems including an unusually high number of cancer deaths," Julie Forster wrote in a July 1999 Corporate Report-Minnesota article.

...rapher [[Allan Nevins]] wrote "probably no man in the country, on March 4, 1881, had less thought than this limited, simple, sturdy attorney of Buffalo tha ...].<ref>Nevins, 79; Graff, 18–19; Jeffers, 42–45; Welch, 24</ref> When, in 1881, the Republicans nominated a slate of particularly disreputable machine pol

...Conkling against Garfield in the terrific battle over patronage in spring 1881 that culminated in Garfield's assassination. In 1881, Grant purchased a house in [[New York City]] and placed almost all of his

...cene of three presidential assassinations. His father in 1865, Garfield in 1881, and McKinley in 1901.''' [[Category:1865 deaths]]

*[[Kaneko Daiei]] ([[1881]]-[[1976]]) [[Category:1564 deaths|Ferdinand I, Holy Roman Emperor]]