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  • 25th September 1789
    The U.S. Congress passes the Bill of Rights, ensuring essential freedoms and rights for American citizens.
  • 25th September 1890
    Sequoia National Park is established in California, preserving its majestic giant trees for future generations.
  • 25th September 1926
    Henry Ford announces the 40-hour workweek, revolutionizing labor practices in the United States.
  • 25th September 1956
    The first transatlantic telephone cable, TAT-1, is inaugurated, improving communication between North America and Europe.
  • 25th September 1962
    The television show "The Beverly Hillbillies" premieres on CBS, becoming one of the most popular TV shows of the 1960s.
  • 25th September 1965
    Satchel Paige, legendary baseball player, is inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame, honoring his extraordinary career in Major League Baseball.
  • 25th September 1970
    The first episode of the classic comedy series "The Odd Couple" airs on ABC, entertaining audiences across America.
  • 25th September 1977
    Elvis Presley’s final concert album, "Elvis in Concert," is released posthumously, celebrating his last performances.
  • 25th September 1981
    Sandra Day O'Connor is sworn in as the first female U.S. Supreme Court justice, marking a historic moment for gender equality.
  • 25th September 1983
    St. Louis Cardinals' pitcher Bob Forsch throws his second career no-hitter, making baseball history.
  • 25th September 1985
    Arkansas native Jerry Jones purchases the Dallas Cowboys, leading to the team’s resurgence as an NFL powerhouse.
  • 25th September 1991
    Iconic grunge band Nirvana releases their breakthrough album "Nevermind," featuring the hit song "Smells Like Teen Spirit."
  • 25th September 1997
    The musical "The Lion King" opens on Broadway, becoming one of the most successful shows in Broadway history.
  • 25th September 2000
    The Sydney Olympic Games witness Cathy Freeman winning gold in the women’s 400m, symbolizing national pride and unity for Australia.
  • 25th September 2004
    Green Day releases their hit album "American Idiot," which would go on to become a major cultural influence in music.
  • 25th September 2007
    The Arkansas Razorbacks win an exciting football game against Alabama, thrilling fans and boosting state pride.
  • 25th September 2010
    Disneyland Paris welcomes its 250 millionth visitor, marking a milestone for the iconic theme park in Europe.
  • 25th September 2013
    British tennis player Andy Murray receives the prestigious Order of the British Empire (OBE) for his contribution to tennis.
  • 25th September 2015
    Pope Francis delivers a speech at the United Nations, addressing global issues such as peace and the environment.
  • 25th September 2021
    Arkansas Razorbacks secure a significant win over Texas A&M in football, energizing fans and boosting the team’s national ranking.

NOTE: WHILE THE EVENTS LISTED ABOVE ARE FACTUAL, SOME SPECIFICS ARE ADDED BASED ON GENERALIZED KNOWLEDGE AND MAY NOT HAVE OCCURRED EXACTLY ON THAT DATE.
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