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* [[2015]]: Former Alabama Superintendent of Education [[Wayne Teague]] died. | * [[2015]]: Former Alabama Superintendent of Education [[Wayne Teague]] died. | ||
* [[1993]]: [[Nation of Islam]] minister [[Chester McNutt]] died in [[Anniston]]. | |||
* [[1950]]: Cartoonist [[W. Paul Pim]] died. | * [[1950]]: Cartoonist [[W. Paul Pim]] died. | ||
* [[1892]]: Railroad executive and [[Elyton Land Company]] shareholder [[Samuel Tate]] died in Memphis, Tennessee. | * [[1892]]: Railroad executive and [[Elyton Land Company]] shareholder [[Samuel Tate]] died in Memphis, Tennessee. | ||
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July 26 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2014: The first Schaeffer Eye Center CityFest festival was held at Railroad Park.
- 2008: The 23rd annual Function in the Junction was held in Ensley.
- 2002: Lanier Brown married Michelle Horn.
- 1910: Birmingham, Selma & Pensacola Railroad was incorporated.
- 1907: The South Birmingham Heights Land Company was incorporated.
Births
- 1959: Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and writer Rick Bragg was born.
- 1955: Birmingham Board of Education member Wardine Alexander was born.
- 1914: Jazz composer and bandleader Erskine Hawkins was born.
- 1911: University administrator Delos Culp was born in Clanton.
Deaths
- 2015: Former Alabama Superintendent of Education Wayne Teague died.
- 1993: Nation of Islam minister Chester McNutt died in Anniston.
- 1950: Cartoonist W. Paul Pim died.
- 1892: Railroad executive and Elyton Land Company shareholder Samuel Tate died in Memphis, Tennessee.
Sports
- 2007: The All American Football League held their inaugural tryouts at Legion Field.
- 2003: Arkansas Twisters 41 - Birmingham Steeldogs 32 at the BJCC arena.
- 1922: The Birmingham Black Barons' John Juran pitched a 4-0 no-hitter against Atlanta.