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1782 Niccolò Paganini Is Born
Paganini was born in Genoa, then the capital of the Republic of Genoa, the third of six children of Antonio and Teresa Paganini. His father, a ship chandler who also played music, gave him…
1904 New York Subway Opens
The Interborough Rapid Transit line ran about nine miles from City Hall north to Grand Central, west to Times Square and up to 145th Street. Mayor George McClellan took the controls on the first…
2004 Red Sox End an 86-Year Wait
Boston beat St. Louis 3-0 in Game 4 to complete a four-game sweep of the World Series. It was the club's first title since 1918 and ended the long drought known as the Curse…
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1860 Abraham Lincoln Is Elected President
Republican Abraham Lincoln wins the presidential election in a four-way race, with almost no votes from the South.
1869 The First College Football Game
Rutgers beats Princeton 6-4 in what is often called the first game of American college football.
1893 Tchaikovsky Dies in St. Petersburg
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky dies at 53, nine days after conducting the premiere of his Sixth Symphony.