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Lewis Thomas, US physician and biologist, dies |
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A chemical leakage at a pesticide factory in Bhopal, India caused the deaths of over 2,500 people and blinded many thousands |
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At Groote Schurr Hospital, Cape Town, Dr Christiaan Barnard carried out the world's first heart transplant |
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John Backus inventor (FORTRAN computer language), born |
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Neon lighting was displayed for the first time at the Paris Motor Show |
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Neon lights, 1st publically seen (Paris Auto Show) |
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Edward Elgars 1st Symphony in A, premieres |
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Panglima Polim surrenders to Capt Colijn at Atjeh |
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Milwaukee is dropped from the American League and replaced by St Louis Browns |
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US pilot Harriet Quimby became the first woman to fly across the English Channel
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Australian explorer Hamilton Hume discovered the Murray River, the longest river in Australia
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Tucker declared innocent
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» September 05, 1906 |
First legal forward pass (Brandbury Robinson to Jack Schneider) Read more... |
» September 05, 1900 |
France proclaims a protectorate over Chad Read more... |
» September 05, 1910 |
Jack Coombs begins a record streak of 53 shutout innings Read more... |