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NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
John Bartlett
Author
14-Jun-1820 3-Dec-1905 Bartlett's Familiar Quotations
Adolphe-William Bouguereau
Painter
30-Nov-1835 19-Aug-1905 The Abduction of Psyche
George S. Boutwell
Politician
28-Jan-1818 27-Feb-1905 Senator, Governor, US Treasury Secretary
David Braham
Composer
1838 11-Apr-1905 The Mulligan Guards
Per Theodor Cleve
Chemist
10-Feb-1840 18-Jun-1905 Discovered holmium (Ho) and thulium (Tm)
Susan Coolidge
Novelist
29-Jan-1835 9-Apr-1905 What Katy Did
Mary Mapes Dodge
Editor
26-Jan-1831 21-Aug-1905 Editor of St. Nicholas, 1873-1905
Virgil Earp
Government
8-Jul-1843 19-Oct-1905 Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
Walther Flemming
Biologist
21-Apr-1843 4-Aug-1905 Chromosomes and mitosis
Meyer Guggenheim
Business
1-Feb-1828 15-Mar-1905 Patriarch of Guggenheim fortune
Henry Harland
Novelist
1-Mar-1861 20-Dec-1905 The Cardinal's Snuff-box
John Hay
Government
8-Oct-1838 1-Jul-1905 US Secretary of State, 1898-1905
José María de Heredia
Poet
22-Nov-1842 2-Oct-1905 Les Trophées
Sir Henry Irving
Actor
6-Feb-1838 13-Oct-1905 English actor, Theater manager
George MacDonald
Author
10-Dec-1824 18-Sep-1905 At the Back of the North Wind
Franz Reuleaux
Mathematician
30-Sep-1829 20-Aug-1905 Father of modern kinematics
Otto Wilhelm Struve
Astronomer
7-May-1819 14-Apr-1905 Studied double stars
Jules Verne
Author
8-Feb-1828 24-Mar-1905 Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
Lew Wallace
Novelist
10-Apr-1827 15-Feb-1905 Civil War General, wrote Ben-Hur
Josiah Walls
Politician
30-Dec-1842 15-May-1905 Congressman from Florida, 1871-76


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