What events happened between 1890 to 1900?

Answer 1

The 1890s were a period of rapid technological and cultural change. In the United States,

• Idaho (1890), Wyoming (1890) and Utah (1896) were admitted to the union.
• The Weather Bureau was created within the Department of Agriculture.
• Punch cards were used to tabulate census data.
• The corrugated cardboard box was invented.
• The Music Hall in New York (now Carnegie Hall) opened.
• The first long-distance transmission of alternating current.
• Thomas Edison developed the kinetoscope.
• Stanford University was founded.
• Grover Cleveland was elected President.
• Nikola Tesla invented the Tesla coil.
• The immigration station at Ellis Island began operating.
• The first basketball game was played.
• The Pledge of Allegiance was composed by Francis Bellamy.
• Thomas Edison constructed the first motion picture studio.
• The Chicago World's Fair.
• A crash on the New York Stock Exchange started a depression.
• Coca-Cola was sold in bottles for the first time.
• Volleyball was invented.
• W.E.B. Du Bois received a Ph.D. from Harvard.
• William McKinley was elected President.
• The Boston subway began operation.
• The word "computer" was applied to an electronic device for the first time.
• The Spanish-American War.
• The US annexed the Hawaiian Islands
• Pepsi-Cola was invented.
• A hurricane destroyed Galveston, Texas, causing the greatest loss of life of any natural disaster in US history.

Answer 2

Civil war with Mr. Abraham Lincoln as president.

This was also the life of Walt Witman.