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| Female professional wrestler Jean Antoine married her high school sweetheart in the middle of a wrestling ring because she had a match afterward. |
| for a period of 100 days, families featured on the television series The 100 Mile Challenge were not allowed to consume any food or drink grown or produced more than 100 miles from their home. |
| Nguyen Van Tuong helped install and depose three Vietnamese emperors in the space of a year. |
| No services have been held in Mt. Zion Methodist, the oldest church in Somers, New York, for almost 80 years. |
| Most Hindus in the Netherlands are immigrants from Suriname, a former Dutch colony in South America. |
| SS Archimedes (pictured), built in 1839 by Henry Wimshurst, was the world's first propeller-driven steamship. |
| German cigar maker Josef Feinhals wrote a compendium on scatology and smoking, under the pseudonym Collofino. |
| A year after the American Civil War ended, discharged soldiers had conflicts with local policemen in Memphis, which escalated into one of the worst race riots in U.S. history. |
| The Indian Economic Intelligence Council is chaired by the Finance Minister. |
| Bob "Horse" Reynolds founded the Los Angeles Angels baseball team and was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame within a year. |
| F. Springer's novel Bougainville features a character who slept with Mata Hari on the boat taking them to the Dutch East Indies. |
| Founders of the National Fibromyalgia Association first met through the internet. |
| When confronted by a rebellion and an invasion, King Valagamba promised the rebel leader the throne and sent him against the invading army. |
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