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*[[1861]] – [[Confederate]] General [[Braxton E. Bragg]] reports that he has approximately 3,000 men under his command in Pensacola, but arms for only about 600 of them. | *[[1861]] – [[Confederate]] General [[Braxton E. Bragg]] reports that he has approximately 3,000 men under his command in Pensacola, but arms for only about 600 of them. | ||
*[[1902]] – [[Evelyn Croom Maxwell]] becomes an associate justice of the [[Wikipedia:Florida Supreme Court|Florida Supreme Court]]. | *[[1902]] – [[Evelyn Croom Maxwell]] becomes an associate justice of the [[Wikipedia:Florida Supreme Court|Florida Supreme Court]]. | ||
| + | *[[1943]] - Trumpet king Louis Armstrong and his orchestra performed at the Casino on Pensacola Beach. | ||
*[[2003]] – [[Bayview Memorial Park]] is [[Cemetery vandalism|vandalized]]. | *[[2003]] – [[Bayview Memorial Park]] is [[Cemetery vandalism|vandalized]]. | ||
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Events
- 1861 – Confederate General Braxton E. Bragg reports that he has approximately 3,000 men under his command in Pensacola, but arms for only about 600 of them.
- 1902 – Evelyn Croom Maxwell becomes an associate justice of the Florida Supreme Court.
- 1943 - Trumpet king Louis Armstrong and his orchestra performed at the Casino on Pensacola Beach.
- 2003 – Bayview Memorial Park is vandalized.
