19th centuryNov. 8, 1895: Roentgen Stumbles Upon X-RaysBy Tony LongNov. 3, 1900: The Grandmother of All Auto ShowsBy Tony LongNov. 2, 1815: Boole Born, Boolean Logic Logically FollowsBy Dylan TweneyOct. 15, 1900: Boston Embraces the Sound of MusicBy Tony LongOct. 13, 1884: Greenwich Resolves Subprime Meridian CrisisBy Randy AlfredSept. 30, 1846: Ether He Was the First or He Wasn'tBy Randy AlfredSept. 28, 1865: England Gets Its First Woman Physician, the Hard WayBy Tony LongSept. 27, 1822: Deciphering the Rosetta Stone Unlocks Egyptian HistoryBy Jason B. JonesSept. 23, 1889: Success Is in the Cards for NintendoBy Chris KohlerSept. 21, 1866: Wells Springs ForthBy Scott ThillSept. 20, 1842: Dewar's Fortune Is ScotchedBy John C AbellSept. 15, 1884: Eyeing Cocaine as Local AnestheticBy Jason B. JonesSept. 13, 1833: Imported Ice Chills, Thrills IndiaBy Lewis WallaceAugust 27, 1874: He's Ammoniac, Ammoniac at the ForeBy Dylan TweneyAug. 26, 1883: Krakatau Erupts, Changes World ... AgainBy Randy AlfredAug. 19, 1839: Photography Goes Open SourceBy Randy AlfredAug. 17, 1859: U.S. Airmail Carried by BalloonBy Priya GanapatiAug. 16, 1884: Birth of Sci-Fi Publisher GernsbackBy Hugh HartAug. 12, 1888: Road Trip! Berta Takes the BenzBy Dylan TweneyAug. 9, 1854: Thoreau Warns, 'The Railroad Rides on Us'By Randy AlfredJuly 27, 1866: Trans-Atlantic Cable Connects Old World to NewBy Tony LongJuly 9–10, 1856: Visionary Tesla Born at MidnightBy Scott ThillJune 28, 1846: Parisian Inventor Patents SaxophoneBy Hugh HartJune 24, 1812: Coal-Powered Locomotive Hauls CoalBy Keith BarryMore Stories
