
On this day:
1886 – Thousands of Milwaukee workers were protesting for an eight-hour work day when the state militia opened fire on them, killing at least 15.
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On this day:
1886 – Thousands of Milwaukee workers were protesting for an eight-hour work day when the state militia opened fire on them, killing at least 15.

On this day:
1961 – Freedom riders began bus trips through the South to protest segregation and Jim Crow laws.

On this day:
May Day – International Workers’ Day in most countries.
1886 – U.S. general strike for eight-hour work day begins.

On this day:
1789 – George Washington inaugurated as the first president of the United States of America.

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On this day:
1845 – Macon Allen and Robert Morris Jr. of Massachusetts become the first African Americans to open a law practice in the United States.

On this day:
1607 – The first British settlers to establish an American colony land at Cape Henry, VA.

On this day:
1877 – Federal troops are ordered out of New Orleans as an act to end the North’s post-Civil War rule in the South.
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