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November 13, 1909: 259 people killed in Cherry Mine disaster Cherry Mine fan house and escape shaft postcard.jpg
November 13, 1909: 259 people killed in Cherry Mine disaster
November 14, 1909: Yachtsman Joshua Slocum and Spray are lost at sea Spray.jpg
November 14, 1909: Yachtsman Joshua Slocum and Spray are lost at sea

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Monday, November 1, 1909

Tuesday, November 2, 1909

Wednesday, November 3, 1909

Thursday, November 4, 1909

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"First pig to fly"

Friday, November 5, 1909

Saturday, November 6, 1909

Sunday, November 7, 1909

Monday, November 8, 1909

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Hémery

Tuesday, November 9, 1909

Wednesday, November 10, 1909

Thursday, November 11, 1909

Friday, November 12, 1909

Saturday, November 13, 1909

Sunday, November 14, 1909

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Joshua Slocum

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Tuesday, November 16, 1909

Wednesday, November 17, 1909

Thursday, November 18, 1909

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Mrs. Stetson

Friday, November 19, 1909

Saturday, November 20, 1909

Sunday, November 21, 1909

Monday, November 22, 1909

Tuesday, November 23, 1909

Wednesday, November 24, 1909

Thursday, November 25, 1909

Friday, November 26, 1909

Saturday, November 27, 1909

Sunday, November 28, 1909

Monday, November 29, 1909

Tuesday, November 30, 1909

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The presidency of William Howard Taft began on March 4, 1909, when William Howard Taft was inaugurated the 27th president of the United States and ended on March 4, 1913.

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