This day in #history 3010
October 30th
1470 – Henry VI of England returns to the English
throne after Earl of Warwick defeats Yorkists in
battle.
1485 – Henry VII of England crowned at Westminster
Abbey, London
1489 – Peace of Tours , between emperor Maximilian I
& Flemings
1502 – Vasco da Gama returns to Calicut for the
second time .
1503 – Queen Isabella of Spain bans violence
against indians
1534 – English Parliament passes Act of Supremacy ,
making King Henry VIII head of the English church –
a role formerly held by the Pope
1611 – Gustaaf II Adolf ( 17) becomes king of Sweden
1629 – King Charles I gives Bahamas to Sir Robert
Heath
1697 – Germany signs French/ English /Spanish/
Neth/Brandenburgs peace treaty ending 9 year War
1772 – Capt Cook arrives with ship Resolution in Capetown
1775 – 1 st navy in US forms
1851 – Alfred de Mussets ” Bettine, ” premieres in
Paris
1864 – Helena , Montana ‘s capital, founded
1868 – John Menard of Louisiana is 1 st black
elected to Congress
1883 – Austria -Hungary /Germany/ Romania signs
military treaty
1886 – Great -Britain /Germany divide boundaries in
East Africa
1888 – John J Loud patents ballpoint pen
1888 – Ndebele – king Lobengula grants Cecil Rhodes ,
Mashonaland £100 per month
1893 – Senate approves repealing Sherman Silver
Purchase Act of 1890
1894 – Daniel Cooper patents time clock
1894 – Domenico Melegatti obtains a patent for a procedure to be applied in producing pandoro industrially.
1896 – Martha Hughes Cannon of Utah becomes 1st female senator
1905 – ” October Manifesto ” Russian Tsar Nicholas II
grants civil liberties
1905 – Tsar of Russia accepts 1 st Duma
(Parliament)
1911 – Clark Griffith is named manager of Wash
Senators
1914 – Allied offensive at Ypres (Belgium) begins
1917 – British government gives final approval to
Balfour Declaration
1918 – Slovakia asks for creation of Czechoslovakian
state
1922 – Benito Mussolini forms government in Italy
1953 – Dr Albert Schweitzer & Gen George C Marshall
win Nobel Peace Prize
1968 – Nobel prize for physics awarded to Luis
Alvarez (bubble chamber)
1995 – Quebec Referendum votes to remain part of
Canada