May 10th is a tough day in history for some (((people))).

But other stuff happened on May 10th, too.

Victoria Woodhull

  • 1865: Jefferson Davis was captured by Union troops.
  • 1869: The Golden Spike was driven in, uniting the country by rail; at least that’s what the government wants you to believe.
  • 1872: Victoria Woodhull becomes the first woman nominated for President of the United States.
  • 1899: Fred Astaire made an appearance in Omaha.
  • 1908: The first Mother’s Day service was held. (PSA: This Sunday is Mother’s Day, Glibs.)
  • 1924: J Edgar Hoover appointed as Director of the FBI.
  • 1940: Actual Nazis attacked Netherlands, Belgium & Luxembourg; TW: website possibly from 1998.
  • 1957: Sid Vicious was born.
  • 1970: Bobby Orr scores an overtime goal to enable the Boston Bruins to take home the Stanley Cup.
  • 2002: Angels post a 19-0 shutout victory over Chicago White Sox.
  • 2018: President Trump and Veep Pence say welcome home.
  • 2018: China warns citizens… about gingers.
  • 2018: Oil prices continue their journey upward.
  • 2018: Just another night in Chicago. (We can’t wait to get out of here.)
  • 2018: China Tech Trumped
  • 2018: Expect price increases for peaches among other canned goods.

Have a great day, Glibsters!

Today’s music is from one of our favorite world-class musicians who happens to live in Milwaukee, Willy Porter. We typically see Willy in tiny venues with 50 people in the audience, often from seats about 5 feet away from him. So much fun up close and personal. (And, he’s a total sweetie, on top of it.)