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Albert A. Dye

1845 – 1934

American mayor

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About Albert A. Dye

Lived 1845 – 1934 (aged 88–89). Albert A. Dye was an American politician.

Albert A. Dye (November 27, 1845 – November 24, 1934) was an American politician who served as the 29th mayor of Madison, Wisconsin, from 1896 to 1897. Dye's daughter married Herbert H. Manson, the future chairman of the Democratic Party of Wisconsin.

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Important facts

Born

1845

Birth century

19th century

Died

1934

Occupation

Politician

Nationality

United States

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Albert A. Dye's

Alexander Braun

1805 – 1877

University teacher

John Obadiah Westwood

William Rowan Hamilton

Frequently asked questions

Who was Albert A. Dye?

American mayor

When was Albert A. Dye born?

Albert A. Dye was born in 1845.

When did Albert A. Dye die?

Albert A. Dye died in 1934.

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Albert A. Dye was a politician.

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Albert A. Dye was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Albert A. Dye

· Wikidata: Q16027007

· DBpedia: Albert A. Dye

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