Death of Maria Teresa Agnesi in Milan
Maria Teresa Agnesi Pinottini died in Milan on January 19, 1795, closing out a life spent as a pioneering composer, harpsichordist, and librettist.
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Maria Teresa Agnesi Pinottini died in Milan on January 19, 1795, closing out a life spent as a pioneering composer, harpsichordist, and librettist.
View detailsOn January 19, 1859, Mary F. Thomas became the first woman to present a petition before the Indiana General Assembly, advocating married women’s property rights and woman suffrage.
View detailsSophie Taeuber-Arp was born in Davos, Switzerland, on January 19, 1889.
View detailsMagda Tagliaferro was born on January 19, 1893, in Petrópolis, Brazil, to a French father and Brazilian mother.
View detailsMother Joseph passed away on January 19, 1902, in Vancouver, WA.
View detailsMae West is sentenced to jail for her play Sex, a pivotal event in her career.
View detailsBeauvoir became the youngest person ever to pass the philosophy agrégation, a major academic first in France.
View detailsDolly Rebecca Parton is born in Locust Ridge near Sevierville, Tennessee, to Robert Lee Parton and Avie Lee Parton.
View detailsSarraute's novel Portrait d'un inconnu was published with a preface by Jean-Paul Sartre, boosting her literary recognition.
View detailsZaharias completed a women's grand slam, winning all three major women’s titles in golf.
View detailsLucille Ball gave birth to Desi Arnaz Jr. the same day the landmark episode depicting her character's hospital delivery aired on national television.
View detailsAs Minister of Citizenship and Immigration, Fairclough introduced regulations on January 19, 1962 that ended overt racial discrimination in Canada's immigration policy.
View detailsShe filed a patent related to electronic circuit assemblies.
View detailsIndira Gandhi became the first female Prime Minister of India.
View detailsPresident Gerald Ford granted Toguri a full pardon, making her the first U.S. citizen convicted of treason to be pardoned.
View detailsMarya Zaturenska died on January 19, 1982, in New Milford, Connecticut, at the age of 79.
View detailsNature paper by Greider and Blackburn on telomerase RNA published on January 19, 1989.
View detailsMadonna wins the Golden Globe for Best Actress in a Musical or Comedy for her role as Eva Perón in "Evita."
View detailsFranklin is awarded the National Medal of Arts for her outstanding contributions to the arts.
View detailsHedy Lamarr died at age 85 in Casselberry, Florida, United States.
View detailsBertozzi filed U.S. Patent application 6,570,040 for chemoselective ligation chemistry, foundational to her later bioorthogonal chemistry work.
View detailsPerry launched her first headlining concert tour, the Hello Katy Tour, in January 2009.
View detailsWilliams won her first bobsleigh World Cup gold medal in Igls, Austria.
View detailsRice participates in the U.S. Capitol ceremony unveiling a portrait of former Secretary of State Colin Powell, her predecessor.
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