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Other events of 1889
List of years in Belgium

The following lists events that happened during 1889 in the Kingdom of Belgium.

Incumbents

Events

Defence lawyers at the Mons subversion trial, May 1889

6-25 May – Subversion trial in Mons reveals activity of security service agents provocateurs in the Parti socialiste républicain
3 July – FN Herstal arms manufactory founded
8 November – Higher Institute of Philosophy founded at Catholic University of Leuven

Publications

Napoléon de Pauw, Obituarium Sancti Johannis: Nécrologe de l'église St. Jean (St. Bavon) à Gand, du XIIIe au XVIe siècle (Brussels, F. Hayez)^[3]
Alexis Marie Gouchet, La traite des nègres et le croisade africaine (Liège)^[4]

Art and architecture

Rémy Cogghe, Cockfights in Flanders (1889)

Paintings

Rémy Cogghe, Cockfights in Flanders
James Ensor, Christ's Entry Into Brussels in 1889
Léon Herbo, Salome
Fernand Khnopff, Memories
Constantin Meunier, Firedamp

Births

18 March – Floris Jespers, artist (died 1965)
25 April – Paul Deman, cyclist (died 1961)
26 May – Victor Linart, cyclist (died 1977)
6 July – Louis Mottiat, cyclist (died 1972)
30 July – Frans Masereel, artist (died 1972)
8 October – Philippe Thys, cyclist (died 1971)
11 November – Marcel Buysse, cyclist (died 1939)
16 December – Joseph Van Daele, cyclist (died 1948)

Deaths

A photograph of Father Damien taken in February or March 1889, a few weeks before his death

15 April – Father Damien (born 1840), missionary
2 July – Henri-Charles Lambrecht (born 1848), bishop of Ghent
6 September – Guillaume d'Aspremont Lynden (born 1815), politician
30 September – François-Antoine Bossuet (born 1798), painter
16 October – Pierre-Joseph Witdoeck (born 1803), painter

References

↑ "Leopold II | king of Belgium". Encyclopedia Britannica. Retrieved 28 March 2019.
↑ "In Memoriam", American Journal of International Law, 7 (1913), pp. 371-374. On Internet Archive.
↑ "Obituarium Sancti Johannis. Nécrologe de l'église St. Jean (St. Bavon) à Gand, du 13e au 16e siècle". Bruxelles F. Hayez. 1889.
↑ "La traite des négres et al croisade africaine; choix raisonné de documents relatifs a la question de l'esclavage african et comprenant la lettre encyclique de Léon XIII sur l'esclavage. Le discours du cardinal Lavigerie a Bruxelles. Un chapitre de géographie et d'histoire ... Par Alexis-M.G., auteur du Congo belge illustré, etc". Liége H. Dessain. 1889.

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Years in Belgium
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1889 in Europe
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