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Monday, 20 July 2020 / Published in BragSocial, History, Today

July 20 – Euston Railway Station and More

History is a cause of celebration and reflection. It is a source of inspiration. There have been uncountable inventions, innovations, treaties, and other significant events in the past and all of them have something to teach us, to inspire us to keep going and not to stop even if we fail. Start your day with a positive thought. Do something great today and we might publish it in our Daily Column in the years to come.  Let us read the historical milestones of July 20:

1801: Elisha Brown Jr presses a 1,235-pound cheese ball at his farm

A 1,235-pound cheese ball was squeezed at the homestead of Elisha Brown, Jr. The immense bundle of cheese was later stacked on a pony driven cart and introduced to President Thomas Jefferson at the White House.

1837: Euston railway station opens in London as the terminus of the London and Birmingham Railway (L&BR), the city’s 1st intercity railway station

The first Euston railroad Station was London’s initially mainline station and the primary station to associate London with another city. Arranged by George and Robert Stephenson, it was planned by Philip Hardwick and opened in 1837. At the point when the station was first proposed its property was still farmland yet it immediately got probably the busiest station. It was disputably redeveloped during the 1960s and its unique passageway patio, the Doric Euston Arch, destroyed.

1847: German astronomer Theodor discovers Comet Brorsen-Metcalf

The comet was found on 1847 July 20, when Theodor Johann Christian Ambders Brorsen (Altona, Germany) discovered it in Aries while clearing for comets toward the beginning of the day sky. He portrayed it as a frail nebulosity, without an observable buildup, and noticed its development toward the upper east.

1878: 1st telephone introduced in Hawaii

In mid-1878, Maui ‘s Charles H. Dickey introduced Hawaii’s initial two phones between his home and his store. The telephones were leased from a Mainland firm and ran on wet cell batteries. In 1880, a contract was allowed to the Hawaiian Bell Telephone Company. (Ringer had nothing to do with the organization).

1917: WW I draft lottery held; #258 is 1st drawn

On July 20, 1917, Baker was chosen to draw the first case for the draft. He drew it at 9:30 a.m. It held the number 258. The drawing would last into the early hours of the next morning. In this first drawing, 10,500 numbers were drawn. The Selective Service System is still with us today, as each male beyond 18 years old can validate.

1948: Syngman Rhee elected the 1st President of South Korea

On 20 July 1948, Syngman Rhee was elected as president of the Republic of Korea in the 1948 South Korean presidential political race with 92.3% of the vote; the second candidate, Kim Gu, got 6.7% of the vote. On 15 August the Republic of Korea was officially settled in South Korea and Rhee was initiated as the principal President of the Republic of Korea.

1962: Dmitri Shostakovich completes his 13th Symphony

Dmitri Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 13 in B-level minor captioned Babi Yar, was finished on July 20, 1962, and first performed in Moscow in December of that year. The hour-long work requires a bass soloist, men’s tune, and enormous symphony and is spread out in five developments, each a setting of a Yevgeny Yevtushenko poem.

2017: Elon Musk tweets he has “verbal government approval” to build a 29-minute Hyperloop between New York and Washington, D.C.

On 20, 2017, July Elon Musk – the sequential business visionary who heads Tesla (TSLA), SpaceX and now The Boring Company – said he “just received verbal [government] approval” to manufacture another underground hyperloop organize that can carry workers between the two urban areas, around 230 miles separated, quickly.

 

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