JUNE 19 IN HISTORY


Historical events that took place on the 19th of June
 

 
1865: Union leader Granger declared that slaves were free in Texas

1881: Muhammad Ahmad became the Mahdi of Sudan

1910: Father’s day was celebrated for the 1st time

1932: 200 people were killed by hailstones in the Hunan Province of China

1938: The ‘Olympian flyer’ express train crashed in Montana killing 47 people

1961: Kuwait declared its independence from the United Kingdom

1967: Muhammad Ali was convicted for refusing induction in the United States Army

1972: Hurricane killed 118 people in New York and Florida

1979: Mali’s Constitution became effective

1991: Pablo Escobar, the Colombian drug lord surrendered to the Police

1994: Ernesto Samper was elected as the President of Colombia

2010: Rival clashes between nomadic groups in Sudan left at least 48 people dead

2012: A man in Saudi Arabia was beheaded on charges of sorcery and witchcraft

2015: Hawaii raised the legal smoking age of residents from 18-21

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