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* [[2002]]: [[Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights Choir]] director [[Carlton Reese]] died. | * [[2002]]: [[Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights Choir]] director [[Carlton Reese]] died. | ||
* [[1922]]: Newspaper publisher [[Edward Barrett]] died. | * [[1922]]: Newspaper publisher [[Edward Barrett]] died. | ||
* [[1908]]: [[Ensley Works]] employees [[C. J. Martin]] and [[August Lavell]] were killed in separate accidents at the plant. | |||
==Sports== | ==Sports== | ||
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July 9 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2010: John W. Stewart III married Jennifer Paige Boland in St Augustine, Florida.
- 2004: A 30-year reunion for the Birmingham Americans began at the Alabama Sports Hall of Fame.
- 2000: The 2000 Jehovah's Witnesses Convention ended at the BJCC.
- 1999: 1999 WCW Thunder ended at the BJCC.
- 1914: A planned day-long picnic for black residents at Avondale Park was canceled after criticism from the Avondale Civic League.
Births
- 1941: Civil rights activist and social worker Myrna Jackson was born in Birmingham.
- 1873: Physician Charles Whelan Jr was born in Gallion, Hale County.
- 1830: Alburto Martin was born in Jefferson County.
- 1804: William Browne was born in Waltham, Vermont.
Deaths
- 2019: Radio host Lisa Mason died.
- 2008: Confectioner Leon Vlahos died in Nashville, Tennessee.
- 2005: Masada Resource Group founder Daryl Harms died in Birmingham.
- 2002: Alabama Christian Movement for Human Rights Choir director Carlton Reese died.
- 1922: Newspaper publisher Edward Barrett died.
- 1908: Ensley Works employees C. J. Martin and August Lavell were killed in separate accidents at the plant.
Sports
- 2015: DeMarre Carroll signed a 4-year deal with the Toronto Raptors.
- 2005: Macon Knights 68 - Birmingham Steeldogs 51 at the BJCC Arena.
- 1906: Irvin Wilhelm pitched a perfect game for the 1906 Birmingham Coal Barons against the Montgomery Senators.