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Gabriele Boccaccini (1904): A Biography in Pictures
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Contents
- 1 1904 ~ 1904 ~ 1904
- 1.1 Feb 17, 1904 -- The fiasco of Madama Butterfly (Milan)
- 1.2 , 1904 --
- 1.3 Mar 21, 1904 -- Strauss Conducts His Sinfonia Domestica, New York
- 1.4 Mar 27, 1904 -- Soccer, 7^ Serie A
- 1.5 Apr 1, 1904 -- Passover
- 1.6 Apr 3, 1904 -- Cycling, 9^ Paris-Roubaix
- 1.7 May 28, 1904 -- Madama Butterfly (Puccini), World premiere (Brescia)
- 1.8 , 1904 -- Tennis, 14^ Roland Garros
- 1.9 , 1904 --
- 1.10 , 1904 --
- 1.11 Jun 25, 1904 -- Tennis, 24^ US Open (Women)
- 1.12 Jun 29, 1904 -- Tennis, 28^ Wimbledon
- 1.13 , 1904 --
- 1.14 , 1904 --
- 1.15 Jul 1 - Nov 23, 1904, 1904 -- 3^ Olympic Games
- 1.16 Jul 2-5, 1904 -- Tennis, 4^ Davis Cup
- 1.17 Jul 2-24, 1904 -- Cycling, 2^ Tour de France
- 1.18 Jul 22, 1904 -- 17^ Bayreuth Festival
- 1.19 Aug 31, 1904 -- Tennis, 24^ US Open (Men)
- 1.20 Oct 18, 1904 -- Symphony No.5 (Mahler), World premiere, Cologne
- 1.21 Oct 27, 1904 --
1904 ~ 1904 ~ 1904
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Feb 17, 1904 -- The fiasco of Madama Butterfly (Milan)
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==== MUSIC ====
The fiasco of Madama Butterfly (Puccini), World premiere (1st version), T. alla Scala (Milan) (Feb 17, 1904)
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Giacomo Puccini (composer), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. alla Scala (Milan) (Feb 17, 1904)
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Cleofonte Campanini (conductor), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. alla Scala (Milan) (Feb 17, 1904)
1860 Storchio (singer).jpg
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Rosina Storchio (soprano), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. alla Scala (Milan) (Feb 17, 1904)
==== MUSIC ====
Giovanni Zenatello (tenor), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. alla Scala (Milan) (Feb 17, 1904)
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, 1904 --
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==== TENNIS ====
== MASTERS 1000 ==
Reginald Doherty (W-6), Men's Singles, 8^ Monte Carlo Masters (Mar 3, 1904)
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Mar 21, 1904 -- Strauss Conducts His Sinfonia Domestica, New York
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Strauss Conducts His Sinfonia Domestica, Wetzler Symphony Orchestra, Carnegie Hall, New York (Mar 21, 1904)
Richard Strauss (conductor), Sinfonia Domestica (Strauss), Carnegie Hall, New York (Mar 21, 1904)
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Mar 27, 1904 -- Soccer, 7^ Serie A
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==== SOCCER ====
==== ITALY CUP ====
GENOA (W-6) vs. Juventus (F), 7^ Serie A, Scudetto (Mar 27, 1904)
==== SOCCER ====
==== ITALY CUP ====
Juventus (F), 7^ Serie A (Mar 27, 1904)
1867 Spensley (soccer).jpg
==== SOCCER ====
==== ITALY CUP ====
James SPENSLEY, Best Player (Genoa), 7^ Serie A (Mar 27, 1904)
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Apr 1, 1904 -- Passover
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==== RELIGION ====
Passover 1904
(Apr 1, 1904)
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Apr 3, 1904 -- Cycling, 9^ Paris-Roubaix
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Hippolyte Aucouturier (W), 9^ Paris-Roubaix (Apr 3, 1904)
1879 Garin (cycling).jpg
César Garin (F), 9^ Paris-Roubaix (Apr 3, 1904)
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May 28, 1904 -- Madama Butterfly (Puccini), World premiere (Brescia)
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==== MUSIC ====
Madama Butterfly (Puccini), World premiere (2nd version), T. Grande (Brescia) (May 28, 1904)
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Giacomo Puccini (composer), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. Grande (Brescia) (May 28, 1904)
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Cleofonte Campanini (conductor), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. Grande (Brescia) (May 28, 1904)
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Solomiya Krushelnytska (soprano), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. Grande (Brescia) (May 28, 1904)
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Giovanni Zenatello (tenor), Madama Butterfly (Puccini), T. Grande (Brescia) (May 28, 1904)
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, 1904 -- Tennis, 14^ Roland Garros
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==== TENNIS ====
== <GRAND SLAM> ==
Max DECUGIS (W-2), 14^ Roland Garros, Men's Singles (Jun 1904)
==== TENNIS ====
== <GRAND SLAM> ==
Kate Gillou (W-1), Women's Singles, 14^ Roland Garros (Jun 1904)
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=== CAR RACING ===
Léon Théry (W), 5^ Gordon Bennett Cup (Jun 17, 1904)
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, 1904 --
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==== SCIENCE ====
Trans-Siberian Railway (Jun 21, 1904)
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Jun 25, 1904 -- Tennis, 24^ US Open (Women)
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==== TENNIS ====
May Sutton (W), Women's Singles, 24^ US Open ([Jun 21] Jun 25, 1904)
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Jun 29, 1904 -- Tennis, 28^ Wimbledon
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==== TENNIS ====
=== GRAND SLAM ===
Dorothea Douglass Chambers (W-2), Women's Singles, 28^ Wimbledon (Jun 29, 1904)
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=== GRAND SLAM ===
Laurence Doherty (W-3), Men's Singles, 28^ Wimbledon (Jun 29, 1904)
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==== ART ====
Villino Uzielli (Paolo Emilio André), Florence, Italy (1904) <art>
==== ART ====
Great Synagogue of Rome (Vincenzo Costa & Osvaldo Armanni), Italy (1904) <art>
==== ART ====
Finding of Moses (Lawrence Alma-Tadema) (1904) <art>
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Books of the Year 1904
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1904 Pirandello.jpg
Il fu Mattia Pascal (Luigi Pirandello), novel (Italian, 1904)
Books of the Year 1904
<-- (Jun 30, 1904) <--
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Jul 1 - Nov 23, 1904, 1904 -- 3^ Olympic Games
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==== SPORT ====
3^ Olympic Games
(St Louis 1904)
IT = W0 / F0 / B0
(Jul 1 - Nov 23, 1904)
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Jul 2-5, 1904 -- Tennis, 4^ Davis Cup
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==== TENNIS ====
=== WORLD CUP ===
BRITAIN (W-2) vs. Belgium (F), Men's Team, 4^ Davis Cup, Wimbledon (England) (Jul 2-5, 1904)
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=== WORLD CUP ===
BRITAIN (W-2), Men's Team (Reginald Doherty), 4^ Davis Cup (Jul 2-5, 1904)
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=== WORLD CUP ===
BRITAIN (W-2), Men's Team (Laurence Doherty), 4^ Davis Cup (Jul 2-5, 1904)
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=== WORLD CUP ===
Belgium (F), Men's Team, 4^ Davis Cup, Wimbledon (England) (Jul 2-5, 1904)
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Jul 2-24, 1904 -- Cycling, 2^ Tour de France
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2^ Tour de France (Jul 2-24, 1904)
Maurice Garin (W), 2^ Tour de France (1^ stage) (Jul 2, 1904)
Henri Cornet (W), Maillot Jaune, 2^ Tour de France (Jul 24, 1904)
<Maurice Garin> (W-DSQ), 2^ Tour de France (Jul 24, 1904)
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Jul 22, 1904 -- 17^ Bayreuth Festival
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==== MUSIC ====
17^ Bayreuth Festival, Germany (Cosima Wagner, director) (Jul 22 - Aug 19, 1904)
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Aug 31, 1904 -- Tennis, 24^ US Open (Men)
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==== TENNIS ====
Holcombe Ward (W), Men's Singles, 24^ US Open ([Aug 21] Aug 31, 1904)
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Oct 18, 1904 -- Symphony No.5 (Mahler), World premiere, Cologne
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Gustav Mahler (composer & conductor), Symphony No.5 (Mahler), World premiere, Cologne (Oct 18, 1904)
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Oct 27, 1904 --
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==== VARIA ====
New York City Subway Opening (Oct 27, 1904)
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