Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Today in History, January 15th

<p>A few of the great historical events that happened today in history, January 15th!</p>

<p>1559
Englands Queen Elizabeth I was crowned in Westminster Abbey. </p>

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1624
Riots flare in Mexico when it is announced that all churches are to be closed.</p>

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1811
In a secret session, Congress plans to annex Spanish East Florida.</p>

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1844
The University of Notre Dame received its charter from the state of Indiana.</p>

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1865
Union troops capture Fort Fisher, North Carolina.</p>

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1913
The first telephone line between Berlin and New York is inaugurated.</p>

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1919
Peasants in Central Russia rise against the Bolsheviks.</p>

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1920
The Dry Law goes into effect in the United States. Selling liquor and beer becomes illegal. </p>

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1920
The United States approves a $150 million loan to Poland, Austria and Armenia to aid in their war with the Russian communi...

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