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Baseball · Bridgeporthttps://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/July-17-TodayinCTHist.mp3 Today in 1913, arrest warrants were issued in Bridgeport for players on the Bridgeport Mechanics minor league baseball team. It was not the first time members of the Bridgeport nine had faced justice. They had, in fact, been arrested, tried, and convicted twice previously during the preceding two months. Their crime? Playing baseball on Sunday. The Gilded Age had…Read Article
July 17: Bridgeport Baseball Team Arrested. . . Again
Connecticut · Connecticuthttps://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/July-16-TodayinCTHist.mp3 Today in 1787, the vision of a new federal government for the fledgling United States of America was saved from the scrap heap of history as the delegates to the Constitutional Convention narrowly voted to adopt a key provision advanced by delegates from Connecticut. That provision is known to history as the Connecticut Compromise or, alternately, the Great Compr…Read Article
July 16: Connecticut Saves the U S Constitutional Convention From Collapse
Bridgeport, Connecticut · Bridgeporthttps://todayincthistory.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/July-14-TodayinCTHist.mp3 Whenever a train approached Bridgeport’s “Jenkins Curve,” the sharpest curve of the New Haven Railroad system, safety regulations required the engineer to slow down to 30 mph. At 3:42 in the morning of July 14, 1955, however, the driver of New Haven Railroad’s express train 172, from New York City to Boston, inexplicably continued at full speed into the curve des…Read Article
July 14: Bridgeport Throws Express Train 172 a Deadly Curve
July 5: Connecticut’s Other (for 177 Years) State Capitol
July 3: Pennsylvania Loyalists Kill 300 Connecticut Patriots in Revolutionary Land Dispute
July 2: Connecticut Refuses to Fight for the United States
July 1: Concerns Over Prison Unrest Produce the State Department of Correction
June 30: The Highest Honor a Civilian Can Receive
June 29: In a World at War, a Vote for History
June 28: The I-95 Mianus River Bridge Disaster
Marilyn Monroe’s Year-Long 100th Birthday Celebration Gets a Colorful Kick-Off
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