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| '''[[Hangul Day]]''' in South Korea ([[1446]]); |
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|[[Calendar of saints|Feast day]] of '''[[John Henry Newman|Saint John Henry Newman]]''' ([[Catholic Church|Catholicism]]); |
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| [[List of national independence days|Independence Day]] in '''[[Uganda]]''' ([[1962]]); |
| [[List of national independence days|Independence Day]] in '''[[Uganda]]''' ([[1962]]); |
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| [[1919]] – In [[Major League Baseball]], the [[Cincinnati Reds]] won the [[1919 World Series|World Series]], five games to three, over the [[Chicago White Sox]], whose players were later found to have '''[[Black Sox Scandal|lost intentionally]]'''. |
| [[1919]] – In [[Major League Baseball]], the [[Cincinnati Reds]] won the [[1919 World Series|World Series]], five games to three, over the [[Chicago White Sox]], whose players were later found to have '''[[Black Sox Scandal|lost intentionally]]'''. |
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| [[1963]] – A [[landslide]] displaced large amounts of water from the '''[[Vajont Dam]]''' in northern Italy, causing waves and floods that quickly swept away several villages and killed almost 2,000 people. |
| [[1963]] – A [[landslide]] displaced large amounts of water from the '''[[Vajont Dam]]''' in northern Italy, causing waves and floods that quickly swept away several villages and killed almost 2,000 people. |
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| [[2016]] – Militants [[Northern Rakhine State clashes#2016|attacked]] a border police post in [[Myanmar]], killing nine people and triggering a period of intense '''[[Rohingya genocide|persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority]]'''. |
| [[2016]] – Militants [[Northern Rakhine State clashes#2016|attacked]] a border police post in [[Myanmar]], killing nine people and triggering a period of intense '''[[Rohingya genocide|persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority]]'''. |
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* [[1676]] – '''[[Antonie van Leeuwenhoek]]''' wrote a letter to the [[Royal Society]] describing "[[animalcule]]s" – the first known description of [[protozoa]]. |
* [[1676]] – '''[[Antonie van Leeuwenhoek]]''' wrote a letter to the [[Royal Society]] describing "[[animalcule]]s" – the first known description of [[protozoa]] ''(pictured)''. |
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* [[1740]] – European soldiers and Javanese collaborators '''[[1740 Batavia massacre|massacred Chinese Indonesians]]''' in the port city of Batavia, modern-day [[Jakarta]]. |
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* [[1793]] – [[French Revolution]]: After [[Siege of Lyon|a month-long siege]]<!--not bold, single source-->, the leaders of [[Lyon]] surrendered, ending '''[[Revolt of Lyon against the National Convention|their revolt]]''' against the [[National Convention]]. |
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* [[1912]] – Following a reduction in pay, textile workers in [[Little Falls, New York]], [[Walkout|walked out]] of their mill, starting '''[[1912–1913 Little Falls textile strike|a three-month strike]]'''. |
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* [[1913]] – Carrying a cargo hold full of highly flammable chemicals, the ocean liner '''{{SS|Volturno|1906|6}}'''<!--[[SS Volturno (1906)]]--> caught fire in the north Atlantic and sank, resulting in 136 deaths. |
* [[1913]] – Carrying a cargo hold full of highly flammable chemicals, the ocean liner '''{{SS|Volturno|1906|6}}'''<!--[[SS Volturno (1906)]]--> caught fire in the north Atlantic and sank, resulting in 136 deaths. |
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* [[1942]] – [[World War II]]: American forces defeated the Japanese at the '''[[Actions along the Matanikau|Third Battle of the Matanikau]]''' in [[Guadalcanal]], [[Solomon Islands]], reversing the Japanese victory a couple of weeks earlier. |
* [[1942]] – [[World War II]]: American forces defeated the Japanese at the '''[[Actions along the Matanikau|Third Battle of the Matanikau]]''' in [[Guadalcanal]], [[Solomon Islands]], reversing the Japanese victory a couple of weeks earlier. |
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* [[1952]] – A footman '''[[Knowsley Hall shootings|shot and killed two colleagues]]''' and wounded the lady of the house at [[Knowsley Hall]], England. |
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* [[1986]] – '''''[[The Phantom of the Opera (1986 musical)|The Phantom of the Opera]]'''''<!-- ''(scene pictured)''-->, a [[musical theatre|musical]] by [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]] and currently the [[List of the longest-running Broadway shows|longest-running Broadway show in history]], opened in London's [[West End theatre|West End]]. |
* [[1986]] – '''''[[The Phantom of the Opera (1986 musical)|The Phantom of the Opera]]'''''<!-- ''(scene pictured)''-->, a [[musical theatre|musical]] by [[Andrew Lloyd Webber]] and currently the [[List of the longest-running Broadway shows|longest-running Broadway show in history]], opened in London's [[West End theatre|West End]]. |
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* Born/died this day: | '''[[Henry Constable]]'''<!--English poet--> |d|1613| |
* Born/died this day: |'''[[Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan]]'''<!--Arab caliph--> |d|705| '''[[Claude Gaspar Bachet de Méziriac]]'''<!--French mathematician--> |b|1581| '''[[Henry Constable]]'''<!--English poet--> |d|1613|'''[[Benjamin Banneker]]'''<!--American writer--> |d|1806| '''[[Camille Saint-Saëns]]'''<!--French composer, male--> |b|1835| '''[[Edward Bok]]'''<!--Dutch/American writer--> |b|1863|'''[[Nazikeda Kadın (wife of Mehmed VI)|Nazikeda Kadın]]'''<!--Turkish wife of sultan--> |b|1866|'''[[Ivo Andrić]]'''<!--Yugoslav novelist--> |b|1892| '''[[Charles Read (RAAF officer)|Charles Read]]''' |b|1918| '''[[John Lennon]]'''<!--English musician--> |b|1940| '''[[Clare Boothe Luce]]'''<!--American writer/diplomat--> |d|1987| '''[[Mona Best]]'''<!--English club owner--> |d|1988 |
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'''[[October 9]]''': '''[[Leif Erikson Day]]''' |
'''[[October 9]]''': '''[[Leif Erikson Day]]''' in the United States, parts of Canada, and communities in the Nordic countries |
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* [[1813]] – Late in the [[Napoleonic Wars]], [[Marie Louise, Duchess of Parma|Empress Marie Louise]] ''(pictured)'' issued decrees [[Conscription|conscripting]] tens of thousands of French teenagers, who became known as '''[[Marie-Louise (conscript)|Marie-Louises]]'''. |
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* [[1914]] – [[World War I|World War I]]: The civilian authorities of [[Antwerp]] surrendered |
* [[1914]] – [[World War I|World War I]]: The civilian authorities of [[Antwerp]] surrendered and allowed the German army to '''[[Siege of Antwerp (1914)|capture the city]]'''. |
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Latest revision as of 20:11, 9 October 2024
This is a list of selected October 9 anniversaries that appear in the "On this day" section of the Main Page. To suggest a new item, in most cases, you can be bold and edit this page. Please read the selected anniversaries guidelines before making your edit. However, if your addition might be controversial or on a day that is or will soon be on the Main Page, please post your suggestion on the talk page instead.
Please note that the events listed on the Main Page are chosen based more on relative article quality and to maintain a mix of topics, not based solely on how important or significant their subjects are. Only four to five events are posted at a time and thus not everything that is "most important and significant" can be listed. In addition, an event is generally not posted this year if it is also the subject of the scheduled featured article or picture of the day.
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Shoeless Joe Jackson
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1919 "Black Sox"
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Ioannis Kapodistrias
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Andrew Lloyd Webber
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Mary Tudor
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Washington Monument
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The words Chosŏn'gŭl and Hangul written in Hangul
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Malala Yousafzai
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Giardia muris, an example of a protozoan
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Hangul Day in South Korea (1446); | refimprove section |
Feast day of Saint John Henry Newman (Catholicism); | Lots of uncited material |
Independence Day in Uganda (1962); | too detailed, needs expansion, outdated |
1237 – James I of Aragon entered Valencia and established the Kingdom of Valencia. | refimprove, date not cited |
1446 – Scholars in the court of Sejong the Great promulgated the new Korean alphabet, now known as Hangul. | refimprove |
1514 – Mary Tudor, sister of Henry VIII of England, became queen consort of France. | refimprove |
1635 – Roger Williams was banished from Massachusetts Bay Colony as a religious dissident after he spoke out against punishments for religious offenses and giving away Native American land. | date not in article, refimprove section |
1701 – The Collegiate School of Connecticut, later renamed Yale University, was chartered in Old Saybrook, Connecticut, U.S. | refimprove section |
1831 – Ioannis Kapodistrias, the Greek head of state and the founder of Greek independence, was assassinated in Nafplion. | unreferenced section |
1845 – Anglican priest John Henry Newman, who wished to return the Church of England to many Catholic beliefs, was formally received into the Roman Catholic Church. | unreferenced section |
1919 – In Major League Baseball, the Cincinnati Reds won the World Series, five games to three, over the Chicago White Sox, whose players were later found to have lost intentionally. | refimprove section |
1963 – A landslide displaced large amounts of water from the Vajont Dam in northern Italy, causing waves and floods that quickly swept away several villages and killed almost 2,000 people. | refimprove |
1970 – The Khmer Republic, headed by General Lon Nol and Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, was proclaimed in Cambodia. | refimprove |
1983 – South Korean president Chun Doo-hwan survived an assassination attempt in Rangoon, Burma. | unreferenced section |
2006 – North Korea conducted a nuclear test, reportedly near Kilchu, with an explosive force of less than one kiloton, that was condemned and denounced by many countries and the United Nations Security Council. | refimprove section |
2016 – Militants attacked a border police post in Myanmar, killing nine people and triggering a period of intense persecution of the Rohingya Muslim minority. | refimprove section |
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- 1676 – Antonie van Leeuwenhoek wrote a letter to the Royal Society describing "animalcules" – the first known description of protozoa (pictured).
- 1708 – Great Northern War: Russia defeated Sweden at the Battle of Lesnaya on the Russian–Polish border, in present-day Belarus.
- 1740 – European soldiers and Javanese collaborators massacred Chinese Indonesians in the port city of Batavia, modern-day Jakarta.
- 1780 – The deadliest Atlantic hurricane on record began to impact the Caribbean, killing at least 20,000 people across the Antilles over the subsequent days.
- 1793 – French Revolution: After a month-long siege, the leaders of Lyon surrendered, ending their revolt against the National Convention.
- 1888 – The Washington Monument in Washington, D.C., at the time the world's tallest building, officially opened to the general public.
- 1912 – Following a reduction in pay, textile workers in Little Falls, New York, walked out of their mill, starting a three-month strike.
- 1913 – Carrying a cargo hold full of highly flammable chemicals, the ocean liner SS Volturno caught fire in the north Atlantic and sank, resulting in 136 deaths.
- 1942 – World War II: American forces defeated the Japanese at the Third Battle of the Matanikau in Guadalcanal, Solomon Islands, reversing the Japanese victory a couple of weeks earlier.
- 1952 – A footman shot and killed two colleagues and wounded the lady of the house at Knowsley Hall, England.
- 1962 – Nick Holonyak, an engineer for General Electric, gave the first public demonstration of a light-emitting diode.
- 1986 – The Phantom of the Opera, a musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and currently the longest-running Broadway show in history, opened in London's West End.
- 2012 – Pakistani activist Malala Yousafzai (pictured) was severely injured by a Taliban gunman in a failed assassination attempt.
- Born/died this day: |Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan |d|705| Claude Gaspar Bachet de Méziriac |b|1581| Henry Constable |d|1613|Benjamin Banneker |d|1806| Camille Saint-Saëns |b|1835| Edward Bok |b|1863|Nazikeda Kadın |b|1866|Ivo Andrić |b|1892| Charles Read |b|1918| John Lennon |b|1940| Clare Boothe Luce |d|1987| Mona Best |d|1988
Notes
- 1903 World Series appears on October 1, so Black Sox Scandal should not appear in the same year
October 9: Leif Erikson Day in the United States, parts of Canada, and communities in the Nordic countries
- 1813 – Late in the Napoleonic Wars, Empress Marie Louise (pictured) issued decrees conscripting tens of thousands of French teenagers, who became known as Marie-Louises.
- 1874 – The Universal Postal Union, then known as the General Postal Union, was established with the signing of the Treaty of Bern to unify disparate postal services and regulations so that international mail could be exchanged easily.
- 1914 – World War I: The civilian authorities of Antwerp surrendered and allowed the German army to capture the city.
- 2019 – Syrian civil war: Turkish forces began an offensive into north-eastern Syria following the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the region.
- Reginald Dyer (b. 1864)
- William E. Woods (b. 1949)
- Rockin' Robin (b. 1964)
- Oskar Schindler (d. 1974)