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'''[[October 23]]''': '''[[Double Ninth Festival]]''' in [[China]] (2023); '''[[Mole Day]]'''
'''[[October 23]]''': '''[[Double Ninth Festival]]''' in [[China]] (2023); '''[[Mole Day]]'''
{{main page image/OTD|File:Paulina Kellogg Wright Davis.jpg|Paulina Wright Davis}}
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* [[1798]] – [[War of the Second Coalition]]: The forces of [[Ali Pasha of Ioannina|Ali Pasha of Janina]] defeated French troops and captured the town of [[Preveza]] at the '''[[Battle of Nicopolis (1798)|Battle of Nicopolis]]'''.
* [[1798]] – [[War of the Second Coalition]]: The Ottoman–Albanian forces of [[Ali Pasha of Ioannina|Ali Pasha of Janina]] defeated French troops and captured the town of [[Preveza]] at the '''[[Battle of Nicopolis (1798)|Battle of Nicopolis]]'''.
* [[1850]] – The inaugural '''[[National Women's Rights Convention]]''', presided over by American activist [[Paulina Wright Davis]] ''(pictured)'', began in [[Worcester, Massachusetts]].
* [[1850]] – The inaugural '''[[National Women's Rights Convention]]''', presided over by American activist [[Paulina Wright Davis]] ''(pictured)'', began in [[Worcester, Massachusetts]].
* [[1906]] – '''[[Alberto Santos-Dumont]]''' flew his [[biplane]] '''''[[Santos-Dumont 14-bis|{{nowrap|14-bis}}]]''''' <!--''(depicted)''-->for 50 metres (160&nbsp;ft) at an altitude of about four metres (13&nbsp;ft).
* [[1906]] – '''[[Alberto Santos-Dumont]]''' flew his [[biplane]] '''''[[Santos-Dumont 14-bis|{{nowrap|14-bis}}]]''''' <!--''(depicted)''-->for 50 metres (160&nbsp;ft) at an altitude of about four metres (13&nbsp;ft).

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National Day in Hungary (1956); unreferenced section
Chulalongkorn Memorial Day in Thailand refimprove; cleanup required
42 BCERoman Republican civil wars: At the Second Battle of Philippi, Brutus's army was decisively defeated by Mark Antony and Octavian. no footnotes
425Valentinian III became emperor of the Western Roman Empire at the age of six. unreferenced section
1295 – The first treaty forming the Auld Alliance between Scotland and France against England was signed in Paris. Unref sections
1642 – The Battle of Edgehill, the first pitched battle of the First English Civil War between the Royalists and the Parliamentarians, was fought to an inconclusive result near Edge Hill and Kineton in southern Warwickshire. refimprove
1739 – The War of Jenkins' Ear between Great Britain and Spain began, spurred on by the severing of Robert Jenkins's ear. unreferenced section
1812 – General Claude François de Malet began a conspiracy to overthrow Napoleon, claiming that the Emperor died in Russia and that he was now the commandant of Paris. lots of CN tags (6)
1953Alto Broadcasting System in the Philippines made the first television broadcast in Southeast Asia on DZAQ-TV. ref improve section
1958 – In his comic series Johan and Peewit in the weekly magazine Spirou, Belgian cartoonist Peyo introduced a new set of small sky blue characters known as the Smurfs. refimprove section
1982 – An attempt to arrest members of a "cult-like" church in Miracle Valley, Arizona, led to a shootout in which two church members were killed and seven police officers were injured. refimprove section
1983Lebanese Civil War: Suicide bombers destroyed two barracks in Beirut, killing 241 U.S. servicemen, 58 French paratroopers of the international peacekeeping force, and 6 civilians. primary sources
1989 – A massive explosion and fire ripped through the Phillips 66 Houston Chemical Complex, killing 23 employees and injuring 314 others. lead too short
2001 – The iPod, the line of portable media players designed and marketed by Apple, was launched. unreferenced section
2002Chechen separatists seized a crowded theater in Moscow, taking approximately 700 patrons and performers hostage, at least 130 of whom were later killed. Lots of cn
Anne Oldfield |d|1730 refimprove section
Fred Shero |b|1925| birthday not cited
Stella Obasanjo |d|2005 Too much uncited

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October 23: Double Ninth Festival in China (2023); Mole Day

Paulina Wright Davis
Paulina Wright Davis
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