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spaceless.com — Today in History
Tuesday, 15 September 2026
Day 258 of 2026 · 107 days remaining in the year · Week 38
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Births (5)
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Births
3
Events
2
Reminders
10
Total entries
★ Born on this day
5 entries
1789
James Fenimore Cooper, first major American novelist.
US
Arts & Culture
237 yrs ago
1857
William Howard Taft, 27th President from (1909 - 1913).
US
Politics & Government
169 yrs ago
1881
Ettore Arco Isidoro Bugatti, car builder.
US
145 yrs ago
1890
Dame Agatha Christie, novelist.
US
Arts & Culture
136 yrs ago
1894
Jean Renoir, cineaste.
US
132 yrs ago
► Events on this day
3 entries
1821
Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatamala, Honduras & Nicaragua all gain their independence.
US
Politics & Government
205 yrs ago
1930
The first international bridge match is held in London. The U.S. team defeats Great Britain.
GB
Geography & Exploration
96 yrs ago
1968
Presidential candidate, Richard Nixon, goes on Laff-In and says, "Sock It To Me!".
US
Politics & Government
58 yrs ago
▶ Also today
2 entries
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Independence Day, for Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatamala, Honduras and Nicaragua.
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Felt Hat Day, when men of fashion put away their straw hats.