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Lilia Perle Rollings
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> 1899 - Born: 28 Oct 1899
> 1901 - Died: 25 Feb 1901
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1897
4 Mar 1897—14 Sep 1901:
William McKinley U.S. Presidency
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1898
21 Apr 1898—13 Aug 1989:
Spanish-American War
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1899
4 Feb 1899—2 Jul 1902:
Philippine-American War
6 Mar 1899—6 Mar 1899: Aspirin first marketed by Bayer
11 Oct 1899—11 Oct 1899: Start of Second Boer War
18 Oct 1899—7 Sep 1901:
Boxer Rebellion
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1900
1900—1900: School leaving age in Britain raised to 14 years
1900—1900: Central Line opens in London: underground is electrified
1900—1900: Escalator shown at Paris exhibition
9 Feb 1900—9 Feb 1900: Davis Cup tennis competition established
27 Feb 1900—27 Feb 1900: Labour Party formed
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1901
1901—1901: Commonwealth of Australia founded
1901—1901: Hubert Cecil Booth patents the vacuum cleaner
22 Jan 1901—22 Jan 1901: Queen Victoria dies - Edward VII king
2 Feb 1901—2 Feb 1901: Queen Victoria's funeral - interred beside Prince Albert in the Frogmore Mausoleum at Windsor Great Park
Jun 1901—Jun 1901: Denunciation of use of concentration camps by British in Boer War
14 Sep 1901—4 Mar 1909:
Theodore Roosevelt U.S. Presidency
2 Oct 1901—2 Oct 1901: Britain's first submarine launched
12 Dec 1901—12 Dec 1901: First successful radio transmission across the Atlantic, by Marconi - Morse code from Cornwall to Newfoundland