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This Month in History
What was happening this month in history?
September
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Sep 3 (1797) Rioting in the streets of Glasgow by weavers whose wages had been cut.
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Sep 4(1964) Forth Road Bridge opened to the public.
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Sep 5 (1750) Poet Robert Fergusson was born in Edinburgh.
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Sep 6(1876) Physician and physiologist John James Macleod was born near Dunkeld – he went on to share the Nobel Price for Medicine in 1926 with Canadian Frederick Banting for their work on insulin.
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Sep 7(1836) Birth of Henry Campbell Bannerman in Glasgow – he became Prime Minister in 1905.
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Sep 8(1820) Hanging and beheading of Andrew Hardie and John Baird in Stirling – Radicals who were on strike from the weaving communities.
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Sep 9 (1963) Jim Clark became the world’s youngest Formula One Champion.
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Sep 10 (1897) HRH Duke of York opened Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.