A quick look at Today in History, check out some Celebrity Birthdays, and find out what Days of the Year to celebrate.
TODAY IN HISTORY:
1723 – Benjamin Franklin arrived in Philadelphia at the age of 17.
1848 – The steamboat SS California left the New York Harbor to set sail for San Francisco, CA via Cape Horn. The trip took 4 months and 21 days. The steamboat arrived in San Francisco on February 28, 1849.
1866 – The Reno Brothers pulled the first train robbery in America near Seymour, IN. The got away with $10,000.
1872 – Fredrick Wurzburg opened Wurzburg Dry Goods, which later became Wurzburg’s Department Store in downtown Grand Rapids, MI.
1880 – The National League kicked the Cincinnati Reds out for selling beer.
1889 – Thomas Edison showed his first motion picture.
1927 – The first prominent “talkie” movie, “The Jazz Singer”, premiered.
1945 – Billy Sianis and his pet billy goat were ejected from Wrigley Field during Game 4 of the 1945 World Series.
1960 – The movie “Spartacus”, starring Kirk Douglas in the title role, premiered in theaters.
1961 – President John F. Kennedy urged American families to build or buy bomb shelters to protect themselves in the event of a nuclear exchange with the Soviet Union.
1972 – Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore was officially dedicated.
1975 – The Detroit Lions played their first Football game in their new home — the Pontiac Silverdome. (They would play their final game there on January 6, 2002.) The Silverdome was demolished in the Winter of 2017.
1979 – Pope John Paul II became the first pontiff to visit the White House.
1991 – Elizabeth Taylor married Larry Fortensky. The ceremony was held at Michael Jackson’s estate near Los Angeles, CA. It was Taylor’s 8th marriage and Fortensky’s 3rd.
1992 – Ross Perot appeared in his first paid broadcast on CBS-TV after entering the U.S. Presidential race.
1995 – 51 Pegasi was discovered to be the second major star, apart from the Sun, to have a planet orbiting around it.
1998 – Matthew Shepard, a college student in Wyoming, was beaten to death for being gay.
1998 – The band Alabama received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
2004 – The Syfy network TV series “Ghost Hunters” premiered. It ran until October 26, 2016.
2007 – Jason Lewis completed the first human-powered circumnavigation of the globe.
2010 – Instagram was officially launched. Two years later it was purchased by Facebook for $1 billion.
2015 – Rock Band 4 was released for Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
2018 – The United States Senate confirmed Brett Kavanaugh as a Supreme Court Associate Justice.
BIRTHDAYS:
Jack Cullen – 86 years old (1939) – Baseball player
Richard Delgado – 86 years old (1939) – Lawyer and academic
Sheila Greibach – 86 years old (1939) – Computer scientist and academic
John J. LaFalce – 86 years old (1939) – Captain, lawyer, and politician
Lloyd Doggett – 79 years old (1946) – Lawyer and politician
Lonnie Johnson – 76 years old (1949) – Inventor
Thomas McClary – 76 years old (1949) – R&B singer-songwriter and guitarist
Leslie Moonves – 76 years old (1949) – Businessman
David Brin – 75 years old (1950) – Physicist and author
Kevin Cronin – 74 years old (1951) – Singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer
Bill Buford – 71 years old (1954) – Author and journalist
David Hidalgo – 71 years old (1954) – Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Tony Dungy – 70 years old (1955) – Football player and coach
Kathleen Webb – 69 years old (1956) – Author and illustrator
Oil Can Boyd – 66 years old (1959) – Baseball player
Brian Higgins – 66 years old (1959) – Politician
Walter Ray Williams – 66 years old (1959) – Jr. , American bowler
David Baker – 63 years old (1962) – Biologist and academic
Rich Yett – 63 years old (1962) – Baseball player
Elisabeth Shue – 62 years old (1963) – Actress
Tom Jager – 61 years old (1964) – Swimmer and coach
Matthew Sweet – 61 years old (1964) – Singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer
Peg O'Connor – 60 years old (1965) – Philosopher and academic
Steve Scalise – 60 years old (1965) – Lawyer and politician
Rubén Sierra – 60 years old (1965) – Puerto Rican-American baseball player
John McWhorter – 60 years old (1965) – Academic and linguist
Jacqueline Obradors – 59 years old (1966) – Actress
Tommy Stinson – 59 years old (1966) – Singer-songwriter and bass player
Bob May – 57 years old (1968) – Golfer
Amy Jo Johnson – 55 years old (1970) – Actress
Darren Oliver – 55 years old (1970) – Baseball player
Jeff B. Davis – 52 years old (1973) – Comedian, actor, and singer
Rebecca Lobo – 52 years old (1973) – Basketball player and sportscaster
Jeremy Sisto – 51 years old (1974) – Actor, producer, and screenwriter
Brett Gelman – 49 years old (1976) – Actor and comedian
Melinda Doolittle – 48 years old (1977) – Singer-songwriter
Jamie Laurie – 48 years old (1977) – Singer-songwriter
Wes Ramsey – 48 years old (1977) – Actor
Richard Seymour – 46 years old (1979) – Football player
Will Butler – 43 years old (1982) – Musician and composer
Joanna Pacitti – 41 years old (1984) – Singer-songwriter
Sylvia Fowles – 40 years old (1985) – Basketball player
Meg Myers – 39 years old (1986) – Singer-songwriter and guitarist
Olivia Thirlby – 39 years old (1986) – Actress
Trey Edward Shults – 37 years old (1988) – Film director
Quincy Acy – 35 years old (1990) – Basketball player and coach
Jordan Hamilton – 35 years old (1990) – Basketball player
Roshon Fegan – 34 years old (1991) – Actor, rapper, and dancer
Josh Archibald – 33 years old (1992) – Canadian-American ice hockey player
Jourdan Miller – 32 years old (1993) – Fashion model
Jake Guentzel – 31 years old (1994) – Ice hockey player
Trevor Lawrence – 26 years old (1999) – Football player
Jazz Jennings – 25 years old (2000) – Internet personality
Kyle Pitts – 25 years old (2000) – Football player
Addison Rae – 25 years old (2000) – Social media personality, dancer, and singer
Bronny James – 21 years old (2004) – Basketball player
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