What happened in New York in 1896

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MSN reproduces large-scale landing failures and submarine cable damage affecting international communications.

The instant messaging app MSN had a login failure today, and many netizens reported that they could not log in. Although some netizens are able to log in, they are very unstable and intermittent. Netizens in Beijing, Shanghai and other places cannot log in to MSN normally.

The reporter found that MSN has been unable to log in normally since the morning, and at about 14:20 in the afternoon, a large number of netizens in Beijing, Shanghai and other places responded that they could not log in to MSN normally. The official Microsoft MSN statement said that it may be due to settings, DNS caching, or firewalls that make Microsoft MSN unable to log in.

As of press time, MSN is still not logged in normally.

China Unicom announced this afternoon that due to the impact of the FNAL RNAL submarine cable accident, communications from China to the United States, Europe and other directions have been affected, and at present, China Unicom is actively taking measures to restore communications.

According to the International Business Department of China Unicom, the FNAL RNAL submarine cable is an important information channel connecting North Asia. Due to the impact of Typhoon Morakot, the FNAL RNAL submarine cable from Hong Kong to Taiwan was interrupted on August 12, but there was no impact on communication because the protection route was not interrupted. At around 2:20 p.m. today, a section of the submarine cable was damaged near Busan, South Korea, causing China's international communication services to North America, Europe and other directions to be affected to varying degrees.

China Unicom's international business department said that it is currently taking measures with relevant submarine cable organizations and overseas partners to restore normal communication as soon as possible.

The 1910 bubonic plague event.

On November 9, 1910, the plague was introduced to Harbin by the Eastern Railway via Manchuria, and then a great plague swept through the entire Northeast. The plague lasted for more than six months, engulfing half of the country and killing more than 60,000 people.

Wu Liande, a pioneer of modern medicine in China and the founder of China's quarantine industry, made significant contributions to the fight against the plague in Northeast China. And created the "first" in the history of Chinese medicine: personally carried out the first case of pathological dissection in the history of Chinese medicine, the first in the world to put forward the concept of "pneumonic plague", and let Chinese use masks (known as "Wutan Pai Mask") for the first time to prevent infectious diseases.

Chinese name. The 1910 bubonic plague event.

Region. The whole of the Northeast.

Duration. 6 months.

**。More than 60,000 people died.

Time of occurrence. November 9, 1910.

Events in 1862.

Turgenev published a long work "Fathers and Sons".

Tang Tingshu compiled a "Complete Collection of English" in the Cantonese dialect.

January 7 – The Taiping Army marches into Shanghai for the second time.

24 January - Moldova and Wallachia are renamed Romania.

February 9 - Li Shixian's troops of the Taiping Army captured Jingning County, and evacuated after holding it for 10 days. On May 13, Li Shixian's troops joined the rebel army of Wenzhou Money Society and stationed it in Zaike County for 3 days.

February 14 - Denglai Qingbing Beidao moved from Laizhou to Yantai, and Daotai Chongfang concurrently served as the superintendent of the East Customs.

May 13 - The Qing army conquers Luzhou, the hometown of Li Hongzhang and the Huai army.

May 15 - Chen Yucheng was betrayed by Miao Peilin.

May 20 – Abraham Lincoln enacts the Homestead Act.

June 11 - The Jingshi Tongwen Museum opened.

June 19 - Lincoln signs a law prohibiting slavery.

The U.S. Land Grant Act was passed, providing for the establishment of state universities in each state by ** land to promote the development of academic and mechanical skills.

Year 1862.

On February 26 (the 28th day of the first month of the first year of Tongzhi), the Provisional Committee published a proposal for the establishment of the "British Fire House" in the English-language newspaper "Shipping Business**" in Shanghai, and openly raised funds from the public.

New York has a relatively short history, just over 300 years. The first settlements were on the southern tip of Manhattan Island, where the Indians lived. In 1524, the Italian Vrazano was the first to come to the estuary.

In 1609, the Englishman Hudson went on an expedition up the river, and the river was named after him. In 1626, the Dutch bought Manhattan Island from the Indians for a small object worth about 60 guilders (equivalent to 24 US dollars) and turned it into a station, calling it "New Amsterdam".

In 1664, King Charles II's younger brother, the Duke of York, occupied the area and renamed it New York (New York, England has Yorkshire). New York was founded in 1686.

During the Revolutionary War, New York was the seat of George Washington's headquarters and the place where he became the first first member of the United States, and the temporary capital of the United States at that time. In 1825, the Erie Canal, which connects the Hudson River to the Great Lakes, was completed and opened to traffic.

Later, a railroad was built to connect New York with the Midwest and promote the city's great development. By the middle of the 19th century, New York gradually became the largest port city in the United States and an international metropolis integrating finance, tourism, culture and art.