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By Trevor Smith and Charles Smith 

September 2, 2004 on this day:    

In 1966, in London, the baker of King Charles II forgot to 
extinguish his oven, and a fire soon started that eventually 
destroyed eighty percent of the city.  The fire was 
fueled by numerous warehouses that contained lamp oil 
and coal.  Amazingly, only a few people were killed.  Also, 
the fire ended a terrible black plague epidemic that had ravaged 
London for the previous two years.

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Also on this day:             

In 1901 U.S. president Theodore Roosevelt stated during a speech 
in Minnesota "speak softly and carry a big stick."

In 1940 U.S. president Franklin Roosevelt dedicated the Great Smoky 
Mountains National Park.  Today it is America's most popular 
national park.


YESTERDAY'S QUESTION AND ANSWER: When Hitler was a young man, 
before World War I, what profession did he hope to enter?  Hitler 
hoped to become an artist.

Larry Davis sent the correct answer first.

TODAY'S QUESTION:  Before being elected vice-president in 1900, 
Theodore Roosevelt served as governor of which U.S. state?

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Copyright 2004 Trevor Smith

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