September 1
1878 – Emma Nutt (apparently the last name was trendsetting if you remember telephone operators) became the world’s first female telephone operator
September 3
1875 – Ferdinand Porsche, Austro‑Bohemian designer of the Volkswagen Beetle, early Porsches, and the first gasoline / electric hybrid
September 4
1998 – Google launched, revolutionizing online search
September 5
1882 – First Labor Day parade in New York City
September 5
1885 – First U.S. gas pump sold by Sylvanus Bowser
September 7
1888 – First infant incubator used in the U.S.
September 10
1898 – Waldo Semon, an American inventor who plasticized vinyl, enabling its use in products like records
September 13
1826 – First rhinoceros exhibited in the U.S.
September 19
1991 – Discovery of Ötzi the Iceman, the oldest human remains ever found
September 19
1783 – Jacques‑Étienne Montgolfier launched the first hot air balloon in France
September 21
1832 – Louis Paul Cailletet was born, a French physicist who first liquefied oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and air
September 22
1791 – Michael Faraday was born, an English scientist who discovered electromagnetic induction, diamagnetism, and electrolysis, laying the foundation for electric motor technology
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