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* [[1898]]: Volunteers for the Spanish-American War left from the [[L & N Station]] for Mobile. | * [[1898]]: Volunteers for the Spanish-American War left from the [[L & N Station]] for Mobile. | ||
* [[1887]]: [[Ferdinand Neville]] was appointed as the first full time chief of the [[Birmingham Fire Department]]. | * [[1887]]: [[Ferdinand Neville]] was appointed as the first full time chief of the [[Birmingham Fire Department]]. | ||
* [[1884]]: The first edition of ''[[The Weekly Iron Age]]'' was published. | |||
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May 1 in the history of the Birmingham District:
- 2008: Aldi on Gene Reed Road in Roebuck opened.
- 2006: Jimmie Johnson won the Aaron's 499 at the Talladega Superspeedway (held on Monday after a rain delay).
- 2006: Dispatcher Ron McGuffie took a leave of absence to run for Sheriff of Jefferson County.
- 2005: The Joe Muggs newsstand at Five Points South closed.
- 2004: Do Dah Day was held in the bowl parks on Highland Avenue.
- 1998: Pensacola Barracudas 1 - Alabama Saints 0 at UAB's West Campus Field.
- 1983: Birmingham Stallions 35 - Washington Federals 3
- 1936: Ersie Bradford became the first African American to serve on a Jefferson County jury.
- 1935: The Birmingham School of the Bible held its first classes.
- 1933: Hugo Black recommended Cooper Green for Postmaster of Birmingham.
- 1925: The Redmont Hotel opened.
- 1898: Volunteers for the Spanish-American War left from the L & N Station for Mobile.
- 1887: Ferdinand Neville was appointed as the first full time chief of the Birmingham Fire Department.
- 1884: The first edition of The Weekly Iron Age was published.