On this day in History - Jun 19
- 1269 - King Louis IX of France orders all Jews found in public without an identifying yellow badge to be fined ten livres of silver.
- 1306 - Forces of Earl of Pembroke defeat Bruce's Scottish army at the Battle of Methven
- 1584 - Francisco de Holanda dies (b. 1517). Portuguese painter
- 1623 - Blaise Pascal was born (d. 1662). French mathematician.
- 1650 - Matthäus Merian - The Elder - dies. Swiss engraver and draftsman.
- 1692 - Rebecca Nurse dies hanged. Accused American witch.
- 1747 - Giovanni Bononcini dies. Italian composer.
- 1747 - Nadir Shah dies killed. Sha shah of Iran (1736–47), sometimes considered the last of the great Asian conquerors.
- 1731 - Joaquim Machado de Castro was born. Portuguese sculptor.
- 1754 - Manuel de Salas y Corbalán was born. Político e escritor chileno.
- 1764 - José Gervasio Artigas was born. Father of Uruguay († 1850).
- 1782 - Felicité Robert de Lamennais was born. Writer.
- 1792 - Gustav Schwab was born (d. 1850). Author.
- 1800 -Juan José Flores y Aramburu was born. President of Ecuador.
- 1820 - Joseph Banks dies. Naturalist and botanist .
- 1834 - Charles Spurgeon was born (d. 1892). Preacher and evangelist.
- 1838 - Friedrich von Hessing was born (d. 1918). Engineer.
- 1846 - First baseball game under recognizable modern rules in Hoboken, New Jersey.
- 1846 - Antonio Abetti was born (d. 1928). Italian astronomer.
- 1856 - Fundação da Cidade de Ribeirão Preto- SP.
- 1860 - Louise of Orange-Nassau marries King Charles XV of Sweden-Norway.
- 1861 - José Protasio Rizal was born. Poet, Filipino national hero.
- 1861 - Douglas Haig was born (d. 1928). British soldier.
- 1865 - Dame May Whitty was born (d. 1948). Entertainer.
- 1865 - Over two years after the Emancipation Proclamation, slaves in Galveston, Texas are finally informed of their freedom. June 19th is unofficially celebrated as Juneteenth in the United States.
- 1870 - After all of the Southern States already being readmitted formally to the Union, the Confederate States of America (a/k/a the CSA) ceases to exist.
- 1871 - Roberto Augusto de Mesquita was born in Santa Cruz das Flores (Azores) (d. 31 Dec 1923). Portuguese poet.
- 1882 - Guenter von Kluge was born (d. 1944). German field marshal.
- 1884 - Juan Bautista Alberdi dies. Argentine politician and writer.
- 1885 - Arrival of the Statue of Liberty.
- 1896 - Wallis Warfield was born (d. 1986). Duchess of Windsor .
- 1897 - Moe Howard was born (d. 1975). Actor, comedian; member of the Three Stooges.
- 1891 - Em Portugal, António Enes foi nomeado comissário régio da província de Moçambique.
- 1895 - Criação da "Federación de Fútbol de Chile" is founded
- 1898 - James Joseph Sweeney was born. Roman Catholic prelate
- 1902 - Guy Lombardo was born (d. 1977). Bandleader.
- 1902 - Frederick Augustus Albert dies. King of Saxony.
- 1903 - Lou Gehrig was born (d. 1941). Baseball player.
- 1903 - Wally Hammond was born (d. 1965). Cricketer.
- 1905 - Mildred Natwick was born (d. 1994). Actress.
- 1912 - Establishment of the 8-hour work day in the United States.
- 1914 - Alan Cranston was born (d. 2000). United States politician.
- 1924 - Anneliese Rothenberger was born. Soprano.
- 1928 - Nancy Marchand was born (d. 2000). Actress (The Sopranos).
- 1928 - Barry Took was born. British comedy writer and broadcaster
- 1930 - Gena Rowlands was born. Actress.
- 1932 - Pier Angeli was born (d. 1972). Actress.
- 1933 - Viktor Patsayev was born. Cosmonaut .
- 1934 - The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) was established in the United States. The FCC regulates radio and television broadcasts. (see the Communications Act of 1934.)
- 1937 - J. M. Barrie dies. Author.
- 1937 - Rui Mendes was born. Portuguese actor.
- 1938 - A Italia derrota na final a Hungria por 4 a 2 em Paris e sagra-se Campeã Mundial de Futebol pela segunda vez consecutiva.
- 1939 - Grace Abbott dies. Social worker, activist.
- 1944 - Chico Buarque was born. Brasilien musician.
- 1945 - Eddie Merckx was born. Cyclist.
- 1945 - Aung San Suu Kyi was born (d. 1991). Politician and recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize
- 1947 - Salman Rushdie was born. Author.
- 1948 - Phylicia Rashad was born. Actress.
- 1948 - Nick Drake was born. Folk guitarist.
- 1949 - NASCAR sanctions the first "strictly stock" race, which will evolve into the modern Nextel Cup. Jim Roper wins the event.
- 1950 - The first commercial drag strip, the Santa Ana Drags, begins at Orange County Airport (now John Wayne Airport) at Santa Ana, in Southern California. Admission is 50 cents - or 75 cents if the ticket holder wanted to watch the mechanics work.
- 1951 - Ann Wilson was born. Singer.
- 1951 - Nuno da Câmara Pereira was born. Portuguese fadist.
- 1953 - Julius Rosenberg dies. Convicted spy.
- 1953 - Ethel Rosenberg dies. Convicted spy.
- 1954 - Kathleen Turner was born. Actress.
- 1954 - The animated Bugs Bunny short Devil May Hare debuts in theaters, introducing The Tasmanian Devil.
- 1957 - Anna Lindh was born (d. 2003). Swedish politician and minister of foreign affairs
- 1960 - Luke Morley was born. British guitarist and songwriter.
- 1960 - Al empatar con Olimpia 1 a 1 en Asunción, Peñarol gana la primera Copa Libertadores. En el encuentro de ida, Peñarol se impuso por 1 a 0.
- 1962 - Paula Abdul was born. Singer and one of three judges on American Idol
- 1962 - Jeremy Bates was born. Tennis player
- 1963 - Rory Underwood was born. Rugby Union player.
- 1964 - Boris Johnson British politician and journalist.
- 1966 - Ed Wynn dies. Entertainer.
- 1967 - Bjørn Dæhlie was born. Norwegian cross country skier
- 1968 - Alastair Lynch was born. Australian Rules footballer.
- 1968 - James Joseph Sweeney dies. Roman Catholic prelate
- 1968 - F. de Castro Soromenho dies. Mozambican writer.
- 1970 - Quincy Watts was born. American athlete
- 1970 - Signature of the Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) .
- 1970 - Shock election win for Heath Edward Heath becomes the new British prime minister after a surprise victory for the Conservatives in the general election.
- 1971 - Amavisca was born. Spanish football player (Espanyol)
- 1973 - Leticia Spiller was born. Brazilian actress.
- 1975 - Munitis was born. Spanish football player (Deportivo Coruña).
- 1976 - King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden marries Silvia Sommerlath.
- 1977 - Daniel de Oliveira was born in Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais. Actor brasileiro.
- 1977 - Peter Warrick was born. American football player
- 1977 - Ali Shariati dies. Sociologist
- 1977 - Lady Olave Baden-Powell dies. Chief Girl Guide
- 1978 - Garfield was born. Comic strip cat he was brought into this world by cartoonist Jim Davis.
- 1978 - First appearance of the comic strip Garfield.
- 1980 - Gunbattle at British embassy in Iraq : Three gunmen who attacked the British embassy in Baghdad are shot dead by Iraqi security forces.
- 1980 - Se firma el Convenio de Roma sobre obligaciones contractuales en la Comunidad Económica Europea.
- 1980 - Amy Merritt was born. 1997 Miss Utah Teen US.
- 1983 - En la final del Campeonato Mundial sub-20 disputado en el estadio Azteca de México, entre Argentina y Brasil, asisten 110 mil espectadores, récord para un partido sub-20. Campeón resulta Brasil al ganar por 1 - 0.
- 1986 - Coluche dies (b. 1944). French comedian.
- 1989 - Wang Weilin dies (supposed) .
- 1993 - William Golding dies (b. 1911). English novelist, Nobel Prize laureate.
- 1996 - G. David Schine dies. Investigator and businessman.
- 1996 - Es anunciado en Buenos Aires, Argentina la variante del ajedrez conocida como Ajedrez aleatorio de Fischer.
- 1996 - Em Espanha, a Lei dos Segredos Oficiais foi declarada inconstitucional
- 1999 - Torino is picked as the host city of the 2006 Winter Olympics.
- 2000 - Datapoint, the company that commissioned the Intel 8008 microprocessor, sells its European operations and changes its name to Dynacore.
- 2002 - Paralisação dos controladores de tráfego aéreo em vários países da Europa (França, Portugal, Grécia e Itália).
- 2003 - Mahfoud Nahnah dies. Argelian Muslim leader.
- 2003 - Laura Sadler dies. British television actress.
- 2005 - In the United Kingdom, flash flooding severely affected several North Yorkshire villages and towns, including Thirsk, Helmsley and Hawnby, when the rivers Swale and Rye burst their banks.
- Juneteenth - celebrates the Emancipation Proclamation
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