On This Day: May 24
9 verified moments happened on May 24. Here they are in the order they actually happened — the same kind of puzzle you solve in Whensly every day.
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Play today’s puzzle — free on the App Store- 1844📡 Samuel Morse taps out "What hath God wrought" to Baltimore, the first long-distance telegraph message.
- 1844⚡ Samuel Morse taps out the phrase 'What hath God wrought' from the U.S. Capitol, sending the first long-distance telegraph message to an assistant in Baltimore.
- 1883🌉 The Brooklyn Bridge opens over the East River, then the longest suspension bridge anywhere.
- 1883🌉 After fourteen years of construction, a great suspension bridge opens connecting Manhattan and Brooklyn across the East River.
- 1935The Cincinnati Reds beat the Phillies in the first night game in Major League Baseball history
- 1987Kyle Petty survives a hot, attrition-filled Coca-Cola 600 and takes the lead with seventeen laps to go to win for the Wood Brothers
- 1989🏺 Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade opens, sending the adventurer and his father chasing the Holy Grail past Nazis.
- 1995🗡 Mel Gibson's Braveheart charges into theaters, its blue-painted William Wallace crying freedom across the Scottish Highlands.
- 2014⚪ Sergio Ramos heads a stoppage-time equalizer and Real Madrid surge past Atletico in extra time to claim La Decima.
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