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Explore 30 historical events and records for United States of America in 1915.
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The US House of Representatives rejected a proposal to give woment the vote
The US House of Representatives rejected a proposal to give woment the vote
Lowell Observatory captures faint images of Pluto, but the object is not recognised as the predicted planet.
Birth of McKinley Morganfield, Mississippi
Birth of Billie Holiday
A US steamer is torpedoed off the Scilly Isles by a German submarine, 3 lives are lost
Gulflight was torpedoed by U-30 on 1 May 1915 but did not sink; she was towed to safety and later returned to service.
Birth of George Orson Welles
Germany sinks the Cunard liner Lusitania, 1152 lives are lost including 102 Americans
Wilson's administration sent Germany diplomatic notes after Lusitania's loss, challenging attacks on passenger and neutral shipping.
Lectures in Gottingen on his gravitational theory, presenting the unfinished framework to leading mathematicians while he approaches the final generally covariant equations.
Presents revised gravitational field equations to the Prussian Academy during his final push toward general relativity.
Presents improved gravitational equations to the Prussian Academy and moves substantially closer to the generally covariant form completed later that month.
Presents another formulation of gravitation using a restricted coordinate condition with unit determinant.
Explains Mercury's anomalous perihelion advance using the emerging general theory of relativity.
Presents the final generally covariant gravitational field equations to the Prussian Academy, completing the mathematical core of general relativity.
Presents the final generally covariant gravitational field equations to the Prussian Academy.
Using the completed theory, obtains the full gravitational deflection predicted for starlight grazing the Sun, approximately twice his earlier 1911 estimate.
Elected a corresponding member of the Royal Society of Sciences at Gรถttingen.
Appointed Chairman of the American Relief Commission in Belgium
Appointed Captain
Harlow Shapley uses Cepheids to place initial constraints on the size and shape of the Milky Way, and of the placement of our Sun within it
Publishes experimental work with Wander de Haas linking magnetism to angular momentum.
Elected Senator
Cather visited Mesa Verde, gaining impressions that later informed her fiction.
Lectures on gravitation in Gรถttingen, stimulating intense discussion with leading mathematicians.
Composes a melody later adapted into the popular song It's All in the Game.
Experimentally verifies Einstein's relation between light frequency and the kinetic energy of emitted electrons.
Publication of "The Freudian Wish"
Cather published The Song of the Lark, a novel about a singer's artistic development.
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