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Today in history

18 November 1987 – King's Cross fire: In London, 31 people die in a fire at the city's busiest underground station, King's Cross St Pancras.

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That mouse, as you probably have guessed was named Mickey and on November 18, 1928,
the character alongside his partner Minnie debuted in the touchstone animated short, Steamboat Willie.
Since then, Mickey Mouse and The Walt Disney Company have become in many ways one in the same.

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1095: Pope Urban II opens the Council of Clermont to reform the Church and to plan the First Crusade.

1874: The Women's Christian Temperance Union is founded in Cleveland. Claiming the power of the Holy Spirit, Protestant members would march into saloons and demand they be closed. It was the largest temperance organization and the largest women's organization in the U.S. before 1900.
 
I was also in school and watched my teacher break down in tears.

I remember watching it all on television for the next few days...Canadians were as shocked and saddened as the Americans.
 
1917: Bolsheviks confiscate all property of the Russian Orthodox Church and abolish religious instruction in the schools. Within two decades, at least 45,000 priests were reportedly martyred in the country.
 
1521: Pope Leo X creates a bull of excommunication for Martin Luther that would have deprived him of civil rights and protection, but before its execution, Holy Roman Emperor Charles V allows Luther the opportunity to recant his beliefs at the Diet of Worms. When Luther instead affirms his beliefs, the bull is carried out.

1785: The Methodist "Christmas Conference" concludes at Baltimore, Maryland, having created the Methodist Episcopal Church in America and elected Francis Asbury and Thomas Coke its two first "general superintendents".
 
1645: The controversial archbishop of Canterbury and leader of the Church of England, William Laud, is beheaded. An enemy and persecutor of the Puritans and a staunch defender of the "divine right of kings", he found himself on the wrong side of history when the Puritan revolution began in the 1640s.
 
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