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1893
 
     
George Westinghouse demonstrates the advantages of AC (Alternating Current) when he provides 100,000 lights for the Chicago World's Fair        
1893
 
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The Gaelic League is founded to restore the use of Gaelic as Ireland's spoken language       
1893
 
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After a gap of 30 years, work resumes on the Temperate House. Eventually, after the bankruptcy of one contractor, it opens in May 1899 as the world's largest plant house. See in Google maps   
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1893
 
    
Anton Dvorák's Ninth Symphony, subtitled 'From the New World', has its first performance in New York       
1893
 
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The Scottish game of shinty is provided with a standardized set of rules      
1893
 
    
Tchaikovsky's symphony no. 6, known as the 'Pathetic' or Pathétique, has its premiere in St Petersburg       
1893
 
   
France incorporates Laos within French Indochina      
1893
 
   
Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky dies after a short illness, possibly from cholera or perhaps in sinister circumstances that remain the subject of controversy      
1893
 
 
Joseph Stapley, aged 80, is the oldest of the five paupers admitted to the Richmond Workhouse on December 1    
Admission to the Richmond Workhouse, 1893
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1893
 
    
Hansel and Gretl, an opera by German composer Engelbert Humperdinck, has its premiere in Weimar