James A. Garfield's unexpected 1880 election, assassination by Charles Guiteau, and preventable 79-day death altered U.S. politics amidst 19th-century turmoil.
From monkey elixir to fentanyl: Tyler Skaggs's death is merely a chapter in baseball's 136-year drug fix
In 1889, pitcher Pud Galvin received Brown-Sequard animal-testicle injections and immediately produced a five-hit shutout, marking baseball's earliest documented chemical performance experiment.