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1871 - Born in Aberdeen, Maryland. American educator and pacifist.
1895 - Entered the University of Leipzig in Germany.
- He returned to Baltimore to complete his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins.
1909 - Was the director of the Jacob Tome Institute.
1922 - He became the second president of Carnegie Institute of Technology.
1935-1939 - He resigned from his position due to poor health and died 4 years after.
1895 - Entered the University of Leipzig in Germany.
- He returned to Baltimore to complete his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins.
1909 - Was the director of the Jacob Tome Institute.
1922 - He became the second president of Carnegie Institute of Technology.
1935-1939 - He resigned from his position due to poor health and died 4 years after.
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