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Events in the year 1899 in Portugal.
Incumbents
Events
- 26 November - Legislative election
Architecture
- Construction of St Andrew's Church in Lisbon.
Culture
- "Serrana" (opera) by Alfredo Keil
Births
- 6 February - Jaime Gonçalves, footballer (deceased)
- 25 February - António Pinho, footballer (deceased)
- 21 April - José Ramos, footballer (deceased)
- 30 April - Fernando António, footballer (deceased)
- 10 May - Artur Paredes, guitar player (died 1980)
- 21 August - António Leite, fencer (died 1958)
- 26 August - Francisco Vieira, footballer (deceased)
- 24 October - João Francisco Maia, footballer (deceased)
- 8 November - Manuel António Vassalo e Silva, Governor-General of Portuguese India (died 1985)
- 19 December - Fernando Santos Costa, army officer (died 1982)
- 30 December - José Pimenta, footballer (deceased)
- Armando Machado, fadista, guitarist, "viola" player (died 1974)
- Jesus Muñoz Crespo, footballer (died 1979)
- Sarmento Rodrigues, naval officer, colonist, professor (died 1979)
Deaths
- 3 March - José Simões Dias, poet, short-story writer, literary critic, politician, pedagogue (born 1844). [2] [3]
- José António Duro, poet (born 1875)
References
- ^ de Oliveira Marques, A.H. (March 1986). História de Portugal Volume III (in Portuguese). Lisbon: Palas Editores. p. 610.
- ^ "Dr. José Simões Dias : Notas biographicas" (in Portuguese). O Occidente. 20 March 1899. pp. 0062, 0063. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
- ^ "José Simões Dias (Short biography)" (in Portuguese). Alfarrábio, University of Minho. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
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Events in the year 1899 in Portugal.
Incumbents
Events
- 26 November - Legislative election
Architecture
- Construction of St Andrew's Church in Lisbon.
Culture
- "Serrana" (opera) by Alfredo Keil
Births
- 6 February - Jaime Gonçalves, footballer (deceased)
- 25 February - António Pinho, footballer (deceased)
- 21 April - José Ramos, footballer (deceased)
- 30 April - Fernando António, footballer (deceased)
- 10 May - Artur Paredes, guitar player (died 1980)
- 21 August - António Leite, fencer (died 1958)
- 26 August - Francisco Vieira, footballer (deceased)
- 24 October - João Francisco Maia, footballer (deceased)
- 8 November - Manuel António Vassalo e Silva, Governor-General of Portuguese India (died 1985)
- 19 December - Fernando Santos Costa, army officer (died 1982)
- 30 December - José Pimenta, footballer (deceased)
- Armando Machado, fadista, guitarist, "viola" player (died 1974)
- Jesus Muñoz Crespo, footballer (died 1979)
- Sarmento Rodrigues, naval officer, colonist, professor (died 1979)
Deaths
- 3 March - José Simões Dias, poet, short-story writer, literary critic, politician, pedagogue (born 1844). [2] [3]
- José António Duro, poet (born 1875)
References
- ^ de Oliveira Marques, A.H. (March 1986). História de Portugal Volume III (in Portuguese). Lisbon: Palas Editores. p. 610.
- ^ "Dr. José Simões Dias : Notas biographicas" (in Portuguese). O Occidente. 20 March 1899. pp. 0062, 0063. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
- ^ "José Simões Dias (Short biography)" (in Portuguese). Alfarrábio, University of Minho. Retrieved 6 June 2018.
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