July 17, 1924
Locals Give Accounts Of Democratic Convention Paris Bank Robbery and Death Ends With Final Conviction
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July 17, 1778, one of the men taken prisoner at Salt Camp, William Hancock, returned to Fort Boonesborough. He had news that Boone’s escapee did… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
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July 16, 1816, Father Benedict Joseph Flaget, the first Bishop of the Diocese of Bardstown, placed the cornerstone of St. Joseph Cathedral, the first cathedral… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY
July 16, 1999
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July 16, 1974
Nixon Fires Director of Antipoverty Agency Mother Has 3 Babies Conceived In A Laboratory Test Tube
July 16, 1924
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July 15, 1999
Kentucky Waits Their Turn To Prosecute the Railroad Killer Drought/Heat Taking Toll On Eastern Kentucky Farms
July 15, 1974
Lexington Crime Up 10%; Nations Climbs As Well Versailles Sewage Plant Adds Deer, Ducks, Goats, Sheep etc….
July 15, 1924
Gang of Outlaws Has a Stronghold In Hardin Hills Raceland Entries – 7 $800 Races; 6 Claimers; 1 Hanging Rock Purse 2 Yr Old Colts
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July 15, 1858, Louisville’s earliest box scores appeared in the Louisville Daily Democrat. The “Louisville Base Ball Club” played on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. The… Read More »TODAY IN KENTUCKY HISTORY