This day commemorates the Cry of Independence in Mexico, so the National Flag must be raised at full mast. Also, on a day like today, but in 1997, Larry Page and Sergey Brin registered the domain www.Google.com. International Day of Democracy and World Lymphoma Day are also celebrated. These are the ephemeris of September 15 and the Catholic saints.
Other anniversaries of today
1521.- Carlos I of Spain grants the title of city to the population of Panama, founded by Pedrarias Dávila in 1519.
1885.- Russian chemist Constantin Fahlberg patents saccharin, one of the oldest synthetic sweeteners.
1821.- Proclamation of the independence from Spain of the General Captaincy of Guatemala, then formed by the current Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua and Costa Rica.
1829.- President Vicente Guerrero issues a decree to abolish slavery.
1842.- Honduran statesman Francisco Morazán, who tried to impose political unity in Central America, is shot in Costa Rica.
1854.- In a solemn performance, the Mexican National Anthem was sung for the first time at the Santa Anna Theater.
1921.- Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador form the Republic of Central America.
1935.- Germany: The Nuremberg laws strip Jews of German citizenship and prohibit their marriage with people of “German blood”.
1947.- Foundation of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) at Columbia University in New York, the oldest association dedicated to computing in the world.
1949.- The Christian Democrat Konrad Adenauer becomes the first chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany with 202 votes in favour, 142 against and 44 abstentions after his party won the elections the previous month.
1953.- The Indian diplomat and politician Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit becomes the first woman to preside over the United Nations General Assembly.
1954.- In China, the National People’s Congress approves a new Constitution and Mao Tse Tung is appointed head of state.
1959.- Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev’s first visit to the US.
1960.- Congo: General Joseph Mobutu overthrows the head of state, Josep Kasavubu, and the president of the Government, Patricio Lumumba.
1965.- The new Constitution of Guatemala declares communism outlawed.
1976.- The Soviet Union launches the Soyuz 22 spacecraft into space with two crew members on board with the mission of photographing and studying the planet Earth.
1984.- Bolivian trade unionist Juan Lechín Oquendo is re-elected executive secretary of the Central Obrera Boliviana.
1995.- Closure in Beijing of the IV World Conference on Women: Reservation of 39 countries (mostly Catholic or Islamic denominations) to the Declaration and the Platform for Action.
1999.- Former Mexican prosecutor Mario Ruiz Massieu, accused of laundering drug money, commits suicide in the US.
2005.- Chile: The Supreme Court ratifies the final dismissal of the case against General Augusto Pinochet for the crimes of “Operation Condor”.
2006.- Fidel Castro is elected president of the Non-Aligned Movement for the second time.
2008.- The bankruptcy of the American investment bank Lehman Brothers triggers the biggest global financial crisis since 1929.
2017.- The Cassini spacecraft mission to Saturn ends after 13 years orbiting the planet.
2020.- Israel signs the Abraham Accords with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain, with President Donald Trump as facilitator.
.- The Supreme Court of Colombia refers to the Prosecutor’s Office an investigation against former President Alvaro Uribe for alleged links with three massacres.
births
1739.- Juan de Villanueva, Spanish architect.
1830.- Porfirio Díaz, former president of Mexico.
1890.- Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, British best-selling police author, better known as Agatha Christie, is born. Some of her works have been taken to theater and cinema.
1894.- Jean Renoir, French filmmaker.
1904.- Umberto II, last king of Italy.
1907.- Fay Wray, Canadian-American actress.
1914.- Adolfo Bioy Casares, Argentine writer.
1919.- Fausto Coppi, Italian cyclist
1928.- Cannonball Adderley, American saxophonist.
1937.- Fernando de la Rúa, former president of Argentina.
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1946.- Oliver Stone, American filmmaker.
1951.- Johan Neeskens, Dutch soccer player.
1972.- Letizia Ortiz Rocasolano, Queen of Spain.
1977 – Tom Hardy, British actor
1978 – Eidur Gudjohnsen, Icelandic footballer
1984.- Harry, second son of Prince Charles and Diana of Wales.
deaths
1938.- Thomas Wolfe, American writer.
1951.- Jacinto Guerrero, Spanish composer.
1973.- Gustavo Adolfo VI, king of Sweden.
2004.- Johnny Ramone, American guitarist.
2006.- Oriana Fallaci, Italian writer and journalist.
2007.- Colin McRae, Scottish rally driver.
2008.- Richard Wright, British musician, founding member of “Pink Floyd”.
2017.- Harry Dean Stanton, American actor.
2018.- Kirin Kiki, Japanese actress.
2020.- Moussa Traoré, former dictator of Mali between 1968 and 1991.
catholic saints
- Our Lady of Sorrows
- San Aicadro de Jumieges
- Saint Alpine of Lyon
- San Apro de Toul
- Saint Catherine Fieschi
- Saint Nicetas Godo
- Saint Nicomedes of Rome
- Saint Valerian of Tournus
- Blessed Antonio Maria Schwartz
- Blessed Camilo Costanzo
- Blessed Ladislaus Miegon
- Blessed Paul Manna
- Blessed Pascual Penades Jornet
- Blessed Roland de’ Medici
These were the ephemeris of September 15, the most patriotic day. Also the Catholic saints so you don’t stop congratulating the saint.
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Ephemeris of September 15: The Cry of Independence and everything that is celebrated today