One of the earliest aviation pioneers was a Brazilian named Bartolomeu de Gusmão.
One of the earliest aviation pioneers was a Brazilian named Bartolomeu de Gusmão.
He tried to kill the king, but his skull and brain wound up on display in an Italian museum.
Robbers tossed money in a creek and the beavers got to work.
Harry Turner was the first man to die as a result of a football injury.
The Korean boxer absorbed what seemed like a neverending volley of punches.
The explosion tossed rotting chunks of whale guts and blubber over 800 feet away.
Through her work as a cook she infected over 50 people with typhoid fever. 3 of them were confirmed to have died.
7 months into a tortuous trek, a journalist approached a sickly old man who was living among the natives.
A “Day of Fate” in Germany as so many consequential events - triumphs and tragedies - seem to fall on November 9th.
This railroad engineer drove a burning train loaded with dynamite into history as one of Mexico’s most celebrated heroes.
The world's oldest cat was an English tabby named Ma.
5 people were shot dead by members of the Ku Klux Klan.
Late one night, a UFO stops a car on the interstate and a tall grinning stranger emerges.
Scientists believe it originated from the asteroid main belt, somewhere between Mars and Jupiter.
The son of Pope Alexander VI threw a wild soiree in the Papal Palace, and according to some accounts the Pope may have been in attendance.