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1905
Events in the year 1905 in Argentina.
Incumbents
President: Manuel Quintana
Vice President: José Figueroa Alcorta
Governors
Buenos Aires Province: Marcelino Ugarte
Cordoba: José Vicente de Olmos (until month unknown)
Mendoza Province: Carlos Galigniana Segura then José Néstor Lencinas then Carlos Galigniana Segura
Vice Governors
Buenos Aires Province: Adolfo Saldías
Events
February 4–8: Argentine Revolution of 1905
May 21: demonstration consisting of thousands of workers gathered at Constitution Square and marched from there to the Plaza Lavalle, where the concentration was attacked with bullets and sabers. 2 people are killed and 20 are injured.
August 11: attack against Quintana, while his coach went on to Government House, a man fired several times at Quintana. The president's coach continued on and the custody officers arrested the perpetrator, who was a Catalan laborer named Salvador Planas y Virelles, sympathetic anarchist who acted on his own initiative
Births
January
17 January – Guillermo Stábile, football player and manager (died 1966)
25 January – Corina del Parral, writer, poet, singer, and composer, First Lady of Ecuador (died 1979)
February
22 February - Luis Sandrini, actor (died 1980)
July
30 July - Pedro Quartucci, boxer and actor (died 1983)
Deaths
Deaths in 1905
Category:1905 deaths
Bibliography
Cárdenas, Eduardo Paya, Carlos En camino a la democracia política, 1904-1910 1975 Buenos Aires: La Bastilla 950-25-0000-8
Luna, Félix Yrigoyen 1964 Buenos Aires: Desarrollo
Pigna, Felipe Los mitos de la historia argentina 2 2005 Buenos Aires: Planeta 950-49-1342-3
Lanata, Jorge Argentinos Tomo: 2 2003 Buenos Aires: Ediciones B Argentina 950-15-2259-8
Castro, Nelson Enfermos de poder 2005 Buenos Aires: Vergara 950-15-2371-3
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