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Wednesday,
10 January 1894 |
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- From 7:00 p.m. to a
quarter to 11:00, at the Victoria Restaurant, Mr. J. H.
Blackburne played simultaneously 27 players, 24 of whom were
Eastbourne men, while two came from Hastings and one from
Uckfield. The game played by Crowley against Mr. Blackburne
was a draw.
[Eastbourne
Gazette],
[Sussex
Agricultural Express] |
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Wednesday,
24 January 1894 |
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- Crowley wins his chess
game against his Hailsham opponent but Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club loses five games to six against Hailsham.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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Saturday, 27 January 1894 |
Wednesday,
31 January 1894 |
Thursday, 1
February 1894 |
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Current Events:
- The
Bottle Opener is patented by William Painter. |
Wednesday, 7
February 1894 |
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- Crowley wins his chess
game against his Lewes opponent but Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club loses 3 1/2 games to 6 1/2 against Lewes.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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Wednesday,
14 February 1894 |
Thursday, 16
February 1894 |
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Current Events:
- British
troops occupy Ilorin, Gold Coast. |
Wednesday,
21 February 1894 |
Wednesday,
28 February 1894 |
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Current Events:
- The
4th British government of William Ewart Gladstone resigns. |
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Current Events:
- Anniversary of Edward Crowley's
death.
- Archibald
Primrose becomes the U.K. Prime Minister. |
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Current Events:
- Coca-Cola
is sold in bottles for the first time. |
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Location: Queen's
Hotel, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England.
- The Eastbourne Gazette
publishes a column by Crowley called "Chess
Notes."
- From
6:30 to 9:00 in the evening Crowley
is in Eastbourne playing chess in the Queen's Hotel.
He wins his chess
game against his Hastings and St. Leonards Chess Club opponent
and Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club ties the Hastings and St. Leonards Chess Club
team 4 games to 4 games.
[Hastings
and St. Leonards Observer] |
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News Related to Crowley:
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Eastbourne Gazette
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Eastbourne Gazette |
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Location: Victoria
Restaurant, Eastbourne, East Sussex, England.
- The Eastbourne Gazette
publishes a column by Crowley called "Chess
Notes."
- Crowley wins his chess
game, in an adjudicated match, against his Lewes Chess Club opponent
and Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club beats the Lewes Chess Club
team 5 1/2 games to 2 1/2 games.
[Eastbourne Gazette],
[Sussex Agricultural Express] |
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News Related to Crowley:
-
Eastbourne Gazette
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Current Events:
- Jane Wolfe
is 19 years old. |
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Location: Brighton,
England.
- Crowley
is in Brighton playing chess in the McArthur Cup tournament.
He wins his chess
game against his Brighton Chess Club opponent but Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club loses 2 games to 4 against Brighton.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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Location: Beachy Head,
East Sussex, England.
- The Eastbourne Gazette
publishes a column by Crowley called "Chess
Notes."
- Crowley pays his first
visit to Beachy Head and spends the day with a friend
climbing the chalk.
[Scottish
Mountaineering Journal]
- In the afternoon the
pinnacle at Beachy Head is climbed for the first time by
Crowley and a friend.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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News Related to Crowley:
-
Eastbourne Gazette |
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Location: Eastbourne, Sussex, England.
- Crowley wins his chess
game against his St. Leonards Chess Club opponent but
Crowley's Eastbourne
Chess Club loses 3 1/2 to 6 1/2 games against St.
Leonards.
[Hastings
and St. Leonards Observer] |
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Current Events:
- Leah Hirsig
is 11 years old.
- First
performance of Anton Bruckner's 5th Symphony in B in Graz,
Austria. |
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- Mr.
Joseph Blackburne visits the Eastbourne Chess Club and plays seven
games of chess simultaneously. As one of the seven players,
Crowley plays him to a draw.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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Current Events:
- Nikita
Kruschev is born. |
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Current Events:
- Rudolph
Hess is born. |
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- Crowley
attends and participates a demonstration at Diplock's Hotel
of Mr. Blackburne playing simultaneous chess. Crowley loses
against Mr. Blackburne.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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Current Events:
- Emanuel
Lasker becomes undisputed World Chess Champion. |
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- Julian L. Baker
becomes a member of the
Golden
Dawn at the Isis
Urania Temple taking the magical motto Frater Causa
Scientiae [for the sake of knowledge].
[239] |
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Current Events:
- First
U.S. poliomyelitis epidemic breaks out in Rutland, Vermont. |
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Current Events:
- British
Prime Minister Primrose declares Uganda a British
protectorate. |
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Current Events:
- London's
Tower Bridge opens. |
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Location: Beachy Head,
East Sussex, England.
- The Eastbourne Gazette
publishes a column by Crowley called "Chess
Notes."
- Crowley and a friend make
an attack on the "Devil's Chimney" at Beachy Head.
[Scottish
Mountaineering Journal]
- Crowley
climbs the northern pinnacle (known as Dent du Voleur). It's
believed that he is the first one to successfully make this
climb.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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News Related to Crowley:
-
Eastbourne Gazette |
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Location: Beachy Head,
East Sussex, England.
- Crowley and
Gregor Grant are climbing at Beachy Head. They climb
Etheldreda's Pinnacle from the west and, after lunch at the
Beachy Head Hotel, they climb
the Devil's Chimney.
[Eastbourne
Gazette],
[Scottish
Mountaineering Journal]
- In an evening meeting the
Eastbourne Chess Club decides that Mr. Martin should be
declared winner of the Handicap, unless Crowley agrees to
play him two games. Crowley refuses.
[Eastbourne
Gazette] |
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circa
August / September 1894 |
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- Crowley goes climbing in
the Swiss, Italian and Austrian Alps. He Climbs Flüela
Weisshorn (3085m), Flüela Schwarzhorn (3147m), Schiahorn
(2636m), (3139m), Monte Cevedale (3769m), Suldenspitze
(3376m), Tschenglser Hochwand (Croda di Cengles) (3375m),
Könisspitze (3851m), Schrötterhorn (3386m), Vertainsspitze
(3545m), Angelusspitze (3521m), Eiskögele (3426m),
Thurwieserspitze (3652m), Hochjoch (2770m), Monte Zebrù
(3735m), Ortler (3905m), Pleisshorn (3158m).
- Ortler, Alps. Two ascents
of this peak deserving of records have been brought under
our notice. In August 1894 Mr. E. Aleister Crowley, with the
guides Michael Ortler and J. J. Thöni, of Trafoi traversed
the peak, ascending by the Hintere Grat and descending over
Stickle Pleiss. Mr. Crowley also accomplished a variation of
the Hintere Grat route, by the rock-ridge at the base of the
Grat.
[Alpine
Journal] |
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Current Events:
- Sir
Oliver Joseph Lodge demonstrates wireless telegraphy also
known as Radio. |
circa
August / September 1894 |
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- Crowley goes climbing in
the Swiss, Italian and Austrian Alps. He Climbs Flüela
Weisshorn (3085m), Flüela Schwarzhorn (3147m), Schiahorn
(2636m), (3139m), Monte Cevedale (3769m), Suldenspitze
(3376), Tschenglser Hochwand (Croda di Cengles) (3375m),
Könisspitze (3851m), Schrötterhorn (3386m), Vertainsspitze
(3545m), Angelusspitze (3521m), Eiskögele (3426m),
Thurwieserspitze (3652m), Hochjoch (2770m), Monte Zebrù
(3735m ), Ortler (3905m), Pleisshorn (3158m).
- Ortler, Alps. Two ascents
of this peak deserving of records have been brought under
our notice. In August 1894 Mr. E. Aleister Crowley, with the
guides Michael Ortler and J. J. Thöni, of Trafoi traversed
the peak, ascending by the Hintere Grat and descending over
Stickle Pleiss. Mr. Crowley also accomplished a variation of
the Hintere Grat route, by the rock-ridge at the base of the
Grat.
[Alpine
Journal] |
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Saturday, 1
September 1894 |
Wednesday, 5
September 1894 |
Monday, 24
September 1894 |
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- Crowley
applies for membership in the Scottish
Mountaineering Club. He is elected a member of the club on 7
December. |
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- Crowley
enrolls as a non-matriculated student, in King's College, in
the University of London, to study Medicine and Natural
Sciences.
[286] |
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- Crowley
is 19 years old. |
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Wednesday,
17 October 1894 |
Thursday, 1
November 1894 |
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Current Events:
- Nicholas
II becomes the new Tsar of Russia after the death of his
father.
- A
vaccine for diphtheria is announced by Dr. Roux of Paris,
France. |
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Current Events:
- Premiere
of Richard Strauss' tone poem Till Eulenspiegel. |
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Location: Glasgow,
Scotland.
- At a special general
meeting held in Glasgow Crowley and several other are
balloted and elected to be members of the Scottish
Mountaineering Club.
[Scottish
Mountaineering Journal] |
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Saturday,
8 December 1894 |
Saturday, 22
December 1894 |
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Current Events:
- Premiere
of Claude Debussey's Prelude a l'apres-midi d'un faune
in Paris, France. |
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