TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 23, 1819, Bushrod Boswell, a Lexington merchant, and Samuel Q. Richardson, a Cincinnati attorney, met in a duel with pistols on the Fayette/Woodford county… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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July 23, 1999
Carter Teen Won’t Stand Trial For killing Sister’s Abusive Boyfriend U.S. Navy Ship Host Kennedy and Bessette Families For Burial
July 23, 1974
Keeneland Brings World Record Price; $626k Consigned By Spendthrift Farm House Committee Debates Strategy on Impeachment
July 23, 1924
Leopold and Loeb Pleading Guilty; Crime of the Century Judge R.C. Stoll Begins 26 Year As UK Trustee; Oldest on Board
July 22, 1999
2 Eastern Kentucky Hospital May Strike Bodies of JFK, Jr, Wife and Sister Found
July 22, 1974
Bluegrass Day is Busy With Discounts and Shoppers; Downtown Lexington Stores Impeachment Debate May Be On TV
July 22, 1924
Women In Nearly Every Work Line Once Held By Men Man Tells Friends “Goodbye” Drinks Poison and Dies; Downtown Lexington
TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 22, 1782, Native Americans killed Captain Nathaniel Hart of the Transylvania Company between White Oak Station and Boonesborough. Kentucky in Retrospect by1792-1967 by Lila… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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