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Maurice Wilkes, who invented the stored program concept for computers, is born |
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Nieuport sets an aircraft speed record of 83 mph (133 kph) |
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Victoria and Albert Museum opens in London |
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Bolsheviks overthrows transport in Tiflis |
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Hongar Szisz wins 1st Grand-Prix (Le Mans, France) |
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Order of Merit instituted by King Edward VII |
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Start of Sherlock Holmes Adventure of 3 Garidebs (BG) |
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Dr Walter Reed begins research that beats Yellow Fever |
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Gilbert White, English clergyman and naturalist, dies |
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Bkln toymaker Morris Michton names teddy bear after Teddy Roosevelt
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US Airforce Captain James Gallagher returned to Fort Worth, Texas, after flying non-stop around the world in 94 hours with a crew of 13 men tanker aircraft refueled their plane four times during the flight
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Today in History
» September 09, 1903 |
6 km long Engadin-railroad tunnel of Switzerland inaugurated Read more... |
» September 09, 1911 |
First European airpost (Hendon to Windsor, England) Read more... |
» September 09, 1985 |
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