1695 - William Congreve's Restoration comedy &;quot;Love for Love&;quot; premieres in London 1808 - 1st practical typewriter finished by Italian Pellegrini Turri 1897 - English physicist and head of the Cavendish laboratory J. J. Thomson announces his discovery of the electron in a lecture to the Royal Institution 1911 - Portugal approves female suffrage 1978 - British film &;quot;The Stud&;quot; starring Joan Collins‚ based on the book by her sister Jackie Collins premieres in UK 1980 - Terrorists seize Iranian Embassy in London 1986 - Bill Elliott sets all-time NASCAR qualifying record‚ winning pole for the Winston 500 at Talladega Superspeedway; 212.809 mph (342.483 km/h; 44.998 seconds) 1989 - Pope John Paul II beatifies Victoire Rasoamanarivo of Madagascar 2013 - Willem-Alexander becomes the first male Monarch of Netherlands in 123 years‚ following the abdication of his mother‚ Queen Beatrix 2020 - South Korea reports no new domestic cases of COVID-19 for 1st time‚ their virus cases peaked Feb 29 More Historical Events »

Historical Events 1506 - Philip of Burgundy and England sign trade agreement 1900 - The &;quot;Hawaiian Organic Act&;quot; is enacted by US Congress making Hawaii a US territory 1944 - NY Giant Phil Weintraub gets 11 RBIs 1971 - 25th NBA Championship: Milwaukee beat Baltimore Bullets in 4 games 1984 - Strong winds cause a 30 min delay in Toronto Blue Jays game 1985 - &;quot;Shoah&;quot;‚ French documentary about the Holocaust‚ directed by Claude Lanzmann‚ starring Richard Glazar and Raul Hilberg‚ premieres in Paris More Historical Events » Famous Birthdays 1651 - Jean-Baptiste de la Salle‚ French priest and saint of the Catholic Church‚ born in Reims‚ Champagne‚ Kingdom of France (d. 1719) 1723 - Mathurin Jacques Brisson‚ French zoologist and naturalist (Ornithologie)‚ born in Fontenay-le-Comte (d. 1806) 1857 - Eugen Bleuler‚ Swiss psychiatrist (introduced the term schizophrenia to describe the disorder previously known as dementia praecox)‚ born in Zollikon‚ Switzerland (d. 1940) 1858 - Mary Dimmick Harrison‚ US First lady (1889-93) as second wife of the 23rd President Benjamin Harrison‚ born in Honesdale‚ Pennsylvania (d. 1948) 1941 - Johnny Farina‚ American rocker (Santo and Johnny)‚ born in Brooklyn‚ New York 1997 - Ayaan Chawla‚ Indian entrepreneur More Famous Birthdays » Famous Deaths 1630 - Ercole Porta‚ Italian composer‚ dies at 44 1792 - John Montagu‚ 4th Earl of Sandwich‚ British statesman who claimed to have invented the sandwich‚ dies at 73 1792 - Hans Adolf Friedrich von Eschstruth‚ composer and lawyer‚ dies at 36 1926 - Bessie Coleman‚ American aviator and 1st African-American woman and Native American to hold a pilot license‚ dies in a plane crash at 34 1983 - Muddy Waters [McKinley Morganfield]‚ American blues singer and guitarist (&;quot;Mannish Boy&;quot;; &;quot;Got My Mojo Working&;quot;)‚ dies of heart failure‚ while fighting cancer‚ at 70 2006 - Lawrence Patrick‚ Biomechanics Professor‚ crash test subject More Famous Deaths »

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