This page relates to the year 1909 Gregorian Calendrier.
Events
Europe
- Political crisis with the Duma: part of the octobrists (Goutchkov) want to defend the prerogatives of the deputies.
- Division of the Bolsheviks: “conciliators”, in favor of a bringing together with the Mencheviks, “otzovists”, claiming the recall ( otzyv ) of the social democrat deputies, “manufacturers of God”, calling into question the materialism of the orthodoxe Marxism (Bazarov, Bogdanov).
- the Council of State refuses the legal formation of congregations of Old Believers.
- University of Saratov.
- Access control of the women to the university. Applications strict of the numerus clausus imposed on the Jewish .
France
See also: 1909 in France
Germany
The United Kingdom
- “the budget of the people”, progressive tax reforms of Lloyd George, Chancellor of the Exchequer: tax on the great land and buildings and “super tax” on the large wages. The reform causes a constitutional crisis. The Room of the Pars, with preserving majority, rejects the budget. Asquith dissolves the Parliament (elections in January 1910).
Swiss
- the line of the Gothard is nationalized.
- Foundation of the University of Neuchâtel.
- Creation of the Swiss League for protection of nature.
- January 10th: With Nax (Were worth), the roof of a church crumbles during the religious service; 31 people are buried.
Africa
- February 9th: Franco-German agreement on the Morocco. The France guaranteed to the Germany a commercial and industrial access to Morocco. Germany recognizes the political interests of France in the country.
- May 11th: Foundation of the African southern Union. A Constitution and a bicameral parliamentary system are granted to the four provinces.
Americas
North America
Latin America
Asia
- China: Meeting of the provincial councils which pass to the opposition.
Southeast Asia
- March 10th: Anglo-Siamese treaty of Bangkog. The Siam gives up four States of the Malayan peninsula to the the United Kingdom. N the other hand, the British give up the majority of their off-shore rights in the remainder of the kingdom.
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Gopal Krishna Gokhale, which directs the Parti the Congress, succeeds in persuading the new Secretary of State to the India, John Morley, to start reforms in spite of the reserves of the viceroy, Lord Minto. Indian Council' S Act (Morley-Minto reform) introduced the elective principle into the member nomination of the legislative councils. A group of notable, led by the young Sultan Muhammad Aga Khan (1877-1857) is received by Lord Minto as a delegation and obtains the organization of elections separated for the Moslems.
- Lord Sinha is the first Indian with becoming member of the executive council of the general government of the British Indies.
- Institution of provincial assemblies in India.
- Return of the Khmer king Sisovath to Angkor, under French protection.
- Tender of Bali to the Dutchmen.
Central Asia
- Tibet : The Dalai Lama Thubten Gyatso returns to Lhassa after five years of exile. It enters immediately in conflict with the amban Lian Yu, which calls 2 000 men of the Sichuan in reinforcement. Lhassa is partly plundered.
- Mongolia: Revolt in the aïmak khanal tsetsene. The warehouses and the shops of the Chinese merchants are set fire to, and many killed owners. Manchu troops sent to fight it oblige Toktokho, the chief of the revolt to be taken refuge beyond the Baïkal but the units partisanes carry out periodic raids against the aïmak.
Oceania & the Pacific
The Middle East
- April 11th: Foundation of Tel-Aviv, first Jewish city in Palestine.
- April 27th: Beginning of the Othoman sultanate of Mehmed V Resad which succeeds Abdülhamid II (fine in 1918).
- Abdülhamid II intrigues to take again the capacity. It makes excite by its agents the fanaticism of the Moslems, making run the noise that the legislation “cherished” was going to be abolished. In April, crowd raises itself with Constantinople. The Committee “Union and Progress” takes refuge with Salonique and the sultan becomes again main of the country. Following disorders to Adana, the massacres of Christians extend to all the Cilicie. Twenty-five thousand of them, Arménie NS for the majority, are victims of massacres. The army intervenes again. The 3rd Body goes on Constantinople, takes the city and deposits Abdülhamid II to substitute his/her brother to him. The Committee “Union and Progress” is pointed out. Abdülhamid II and imprisoned in Salonique (1910).
- After the revolution, the elements Turkish of the government stick to “turquifier” the administration, justice and teaching, which causes the disaffection of many Arabs.
- July 16th: Beginning of the reign of Ahmad Shah Qajar, Shah of Persia following the dismissal of his/her father Mohammad Ali Shah (fine in 1925).
Chronologies sets of themes
Arts & culture
See also: 1909 with the cinema, 1909 in music, 1909 in literature, 1909 with the theater, 1909 as a cartoon
Beautiful arts
Nobel Prize
Births in 1909
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Death in 1909
- January 27th:
- Constant Coquelin, French actor.
- Leon Becker, artist-painter and Belgian Naturalist (° 1826).
- January 29th: Wilfred Hudleston Hudleston], (born Simpson), British geologist (° June 2nd 1828)
- February 7th: Catulle Mendès, French writer (° 1841).
- February 8th: Mieczysław Karłowicz, type-setter Polish (° December 11th 1876)
- February 17th: Geronimo, Indian chief of the tribe of the Apaches Chiricahua, established with the the United States (° 1829).
- April 8th: Helena Modjeska, Polish actress (° October 12th 1844)
- June 14th: Witold Wojtkiewicz, Polish painter (° December 29th 1879)
- July 18th: the prince Charles of Bourbon (61 years), duke of Madrid, elder of the Capétiens and chief of the House of France (° 1848).
- August 11th: Cheche (Jose Marrero Bez), Mexican Matador (° March 19th 1870).
- October 26th: Hirobumi Itō, Japanese politician (° 1841).
- November 3rd: Albert-Auguste Exploring Fauvel, and Naturalist French (° 1851).
- December 10th: Red Cloud, the last big boss Sioux.
- December 17th: Léopold II of Saxony-Cobourg-Gotha, second king of the Belgian (° 1835).
- December 24th: Nicolaas Pierson, economist and politician Dutch.
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