1892 (9589 bytes)
14: ... [[George V of the United Kingdom | Prince George of Wales]].
16: ...CA]] in [[Springfield, Massachusetts]], the first official [[basketball]] game is played.
18: ...eece]] and [[Konstantinos Konstantopoulos]] takes office
19: ...[Grand Duke of Hesse and the Rhine]] on the death of his father, [[Grand Duke Louis IV]].
20: ... Aires]] Chief of Police; it had been operating unofficially since the previous year.

1892 in Ireland (783 bytes)
3: [[1892|other events of 1892]],
5: [[Timeline of Irish history|list of 'years in Ireland']].
11: ... schooling and compulsory education up to the age of 14 is introduced through the [[Irish Education Ac...
12: * Professor [[John Joly]] of [[Trinity College Dublin]] invents the first prac...

1892 in architecture (260 bytes)
3: [[1892|other events of 1892]],

1892 in literature (1914 bytes)
1: ... events of 1892]], [[1893 in literature]], [[list of years in literature]].
11: *''[[Children of the Ghetto]]'' - [[Israel Zangwill]]
13: *''[[The Fate of Fenella]]'' - [[Hall Caine]]
14: *''[[Grania: The Story of an Island]]'' - [[Emily Lawless]]
15: *''[[The History of David Grieve]]'' -[[ Mary Ward]]

1892 in music (2558 bytes)
3: [[1892|other events of 1892]],
5: and the [[list of 'years in music']].
17: * "Flanagan" w.m. C. W. Murphy & William Letters
37: * "[[Maid Marian]]" (retitled version of "[[Robin Hood]]")     [[...

1892 in film (694 bytes)
8: *[[list of 'years in film'|years in film]]

1892 in Canada (1423 bytes)
3: [[1892|other events of 1892]],
5: [[Timeline of Canadian history]].
10: ...obson]], [[Premier of British Columbia]], dies in office
11: * [[July 2]] - [[Theodore Davie]] becomes Premier of British Columbia
12: * [[July 8]] - Two thirds of [[St. Johns, Newfoundland]] destroyed in a fire

1892 in sports (817 bytes)
3: [[1892|other events of 1892]],
5: [[list of 'years in sports']].
8: ...y]] equals the world record for the [[long jump]] of 23 ft. 5in - the record stands for 18 months.
11: *First official game of basketball played at a [[YMCA]] in [[Springfield,...
24: ...] - [[Sam Barry]], [[Basketball Hall of Fame|Hall of Fame]] basketball coach

1892 in archaeology (455 bytes)
1: ... in [[archaeology]]''' included many events, some of which are listed below.
3: ...of 1892]], [[1893 in archaeology]] and the [[list of years in archaeology]].
7: ...rofessorship of Archaeology]] in the [[University of Cambridge]]

1892 in science (1829 bytes)
3: [[1892|Other events of 1892]]<br>
4: [[List of years in science]]<br>
12: ... and [[technology]]''' included many events, some of which are listed here.
18: *[[Georg Cantor]] shows there are different kinds of infinity and studies transfinite numbers
22: ...llaston Medal for geology]]: [[Ferdinand von Richtofen]]

U.S. House election, 1892 (1607 bytes)
1: ...ublican Party|Republican Party]] gained back some of the seats that had been lost in [[1890]] to [[Uni...
50: [[Category:U.S. House of Representatives elections]]

USS Buffalo (1892) (4780 bytes)
14: <tr><td>Complement:</td><td>350 officers and men</td></tr>
18: ...' (later '''AD-8''') was an auxiliary [[cruiser]] of the [[United States Navy]], and later a [[destroy...
22: ...aining vessel. As a training vessel, ''Buffalo'' traveled widely. She made four voyages to the Philippin...
24: ...'' transported the [[Special Diplomatic Mission]] of the United States to [[Russia]]. Upon her return...
26: ...arrived at Manila in December. During the summer of [[1922]] she cruised with the fleet in [[China]] ...

UK general election, 1892 (2942 bytes)
9: ...lisbury|Lord Salisbury]], win the greatest number of seats, but not enough for an overall majority as ...
17: <td align="center">'''Share of Vote (%)'''</td>

1892 in rail transport (1165 bytes)
6: ...ns on the [[Great Western Railway]] main line out of [[London]]'s [[Paddington]] station.
17: * [[September 7]] - [[Joseph R. Anderson]], owner of [[United States|American]] [[steam locomotive]] m...
20: ...who, with [[Big Jim Fisk|Jim Fisk]], took control of the [[Erie Railroad]] (b. [[1836]]).
26: ...hor=White, John H., Jr.|Year=1968|Title=A history of the American locomotive; its development: 1830-18...

U.S. presidential election, 1892 (5562 bytes)
8: ...as unanimously chosen to replace [[Vice President of the United States|Vice President]] [[Levi P. Mort...
27: ...ing]]</td><td width="25%">[[Socialist Labor Party of America|Socialist Labor]]</td><td width="12%">[[M...
40: ...ett]]</td><td width="25%">[[Socialist Labor Party of America|Socialist Labor]]</td><td width="12%">[[N...
44: ...U.S. presidential election]], [[1892]], [[History of the United States (1865-1918)]]

The Great Fire of 1892 (7323 bytes)
3: ...ished in the internet version of the Encyclopedia of Newfoundland and Labrador.
7: ...y all of the east end of the city, including much of its major commercial area before being extinguish...
9: ...icient to force water up into the higher sections of the city where the fire began. W. J Kent remarked...
11: ... to the ravenous fire. Kent described the burning of the cathedral as follows:
12: ...s of thousands for many years vanished in a cloud of smoke and dust."

USS Texas (1892) (6626 bytes)
17: <tr><td>Complement:</td><td>389 officers and men</td></tr>
21: ...st to bear the name '''USS ''Texas''''', in honor of [[Texas]], a region that, after being taken from ...
27: ...97]] and remained so employed until the beginning of [[1898]]. At that time, she visited [[Key West, F...
29: ... in [[Cuba]] and the supposed Spanish destruction of the armored cruiser
30: ...bruary [[1898]]. By [[18 May]], under the command of Captain J.W. Philip, ''Texas'' was at Key West, r...

HMS Antelope (1892) (501 bytes)

HMS Gibraltar (1892) (368 bytes)
2: ...red with two boilers driving a total displacement of 7,700 tons.
4: ...HMS Gibraltar|HMS ''Gibraltar'']] for other ships of this name.

HMS Theseus (1892) (2087 bytes)
1: ...]. The ''Edgars'' were basically smaller versions of the [[Blake class cruiser|''Blake'' class]]. ''Th...
3: Upon commission, she was part of the [[Special Flying Squadron]]. She was a tender...
5: ...sion, that ripped much of the ship apart. Just 70 of her 594 crew survived.
7: ...[Aegean Sea]] to be charged with the mundane task of being a [[depot ship]]. In [[1919]], ''Theseus'' ...
9: ...e [[HMS Theseus|HMS ''Theseus'']] for other ships of this name.

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