Your place in the Universe on May 20, 1901
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US date format: 5/20/1901, UK date format: 20/5/1901
We've performed the most in-depth research possible on May 20, 1901, here's what our experts found out:
it was Monday, under the sign of Taurus (see zodiac and Moon Sign on May 20, 1901). The US president was William McKinley (Republican), the UK Prime Minister was Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (Conservative), Pope Leo XIII was leading the Catholic Church.
Famous people born on this day include Max Euwe and Otto Waldis.
In that special week of May people in US were listening to Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder by George J. Gaskin.
Another Job for the Undertaker, directed by , was one of the most viewed movie released in 1901
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On May 20, 1901 the day of the week was Monday.
On May 20, 1901 the zodiac sign was Taurus.
On May 20, 1901 the US President was William McKinley (Republican).
On May 20, 1901 the UK Prime Minister was Robert Gascoyne-Cecil (Conservative).
On May 20, 1901 Pope Leo XIII was leading the Catholic Church.
On May 20, 1901 several famous people were born including, Max Euwe, Otto Waldis, Doris Fleeson.