The record for this date is anchored by Ramón Pedro Francisco Pla y Monge, the Marquis of Amboage, a nineteenth-century Spanish magnate whose immense fortune and philanthropic activities placed him at the intersection of wealth, influence, and political power in an era when such concentrations carried consequences of their own. His presence here reflects a broader truth about this catalog: notoriety is not always a matter of violence or ideology, but sometimes of scale — the reach of a single life over institutions, resources, and the people subject to both.