Today In History

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TODAY IN HISTORY

08 Jun

1869: Inventor Ives McGaffey receives a U.S. patent for a "sweeping machine," the first vacuum cleaner.
Learn more about vacuum cleaners.

1915: U.S. secretary of state William Jennings Bryan resigns, believing that President Woodrow Wilson's response to the sinking of the Lusitania will lead the United States into World War I.
Learn more about William Jennings Bryan.

1948: The Texaco Star Theatre debuts on NBC. Its host, Milton Berle, goes on to become one of the biggest stars of early television.
Learn more about Milton Berle.

1969: James Earl Ray, later convicted for the murder of Martin Luther King, Jr., is arrested at London Airport while traveling under the name Ramon George Sneyd.
Learn more about Martin Luther King, Jr.

1978: A Nevada jury decides that a will in which reclusive billionaire Howard Hughes allegedly left his fortune to a medical institute, four universities, and a number of individuals, is a forgery.
Learn more about Howard Hughes.

632: Muhammad, the founder of Islam, dies in Medina.
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