Birth in Rome
Birth of Artemisia Gentileschi in Rome, later a celebrated Italian Baroque painter.
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Birth of Artemisia Gentileschi in Rome, later a celebrated Italian Baroque painter.
View detailsDaniel Parke Custis died on July 8, 1757, making Martha a wealthy widow.
View detailsPercy Bysshe Shelley dies; Mary assumes control of his works.
View detailsKäthe Kollwitz was born on July 8, 1867, in Königsberg, Prussia.
View detailsMary Rudge won the inaugural Women’s International Chess Congress in 1897.
View detailsOn July 8, 1905, May Sutton defeated Dorothea Douglass to become the first American, man or woman, to win a Wimbledon singles title.
View detailsRelease of the first paper coffee filter by Melitta Bentz.
View detailsPublication of Bentz’s coffee filter model in Patent Gazette.
View detailsAchieved a historic "triple crown" at Wimbledon, winning singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.
View detailsElisabeth Kübler-Ross was born on July 8, 1926, in Zürich, Switzerland.
View detailsStaff Sgt. Esther Blake enlisted in the first minute of the first hour of the first day women were authorized for regular Air Force duty, becoming its first enlisted woman.
View detailsIdabelle Smith Firestone passed away on July 8, 1954, in Akron, Ohio.
View detailsMary Agnes Chase was granted U.S. Patent 2,609,322 for "Production of Penicillin Mold and Jelly," reflecting work beyond botanical taxonomy.
View detailsThe third book in the Harry Potter series is published in the UK.
View detailsFourth Harry Potter book published in the UK, expanding the series' global reach.
View detailsThe National Bureau of Economic Research announced Karen N. Horn's election as chair of its Board of Directors.
View detailsRosie Ruiz died from cancer on July 8, 2019, in Lake Worth, Florida.
View detailsFlossie Wong-Staal died in San Diego, California, on July 8, 2020, at age 73, following a groundbreaking career in HIV/AIDS molecular biology.
View detailsCommemoration of Bentz’s coffee filter on its 118th anniversary.
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