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20 indexed achievements across recorded history.


1806
Sacagawea
Exploration

Advises Clark to use Bozeman Pass on return route

Sacagawea advised on using Bozeman Pass, optimizing the expedition's return route.

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Sacagawea·Sacajawea Historical State Park History
1899
Pearl Hart
Activism

Sentenced to prison

On July 13, 1899, Hart was sentenced to prison, becoming Yuma's only female inmate.

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Pearl Hart·Wikipedia: Pearl Hart
1911
Matilde Moisant
Aviation

First solo flight and 32‑minute training record

Moisant made her first solo flight, lasting 32 minutes, at Mineola, Long Island.

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Matilde Moisant·Early Aviators - Moisant
1924
Hazel Wrightman
Science

Olympic gold medal in women's doubles, Paris 1924

Hazel Wightman won Olympic gold in women's doubles tennis at the 1924 Paris Games, partnering Helen Wills.

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Hazel Wrightman·Boston Globe - Hazel Wightman Roland Garros Olympics gold medals
1924
Gertrude Ederle
Sports

Olympic gold medal, 4x100m freestyle relay, Paris 1924

Ederle won Olympic gold as part of the U.S. women's 4x100m freestyle relay team at the 1924 Paris Olympics.

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Gertrude Ederle·Honoree: Gertrude Ederle - International Swimming Hall of Fame
1924
Aileen Riggin
Sports

Olympic Silver Medal in Springboard Diving, 1924 Paris Games

Aileen Riggin won silver in springboard diving at the 1924 Paris Olympics, defending her prior Olympic success in a new event cycle.

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Aileen Riggin·Olympedia - Aileen Riggin
1935
Tillie Ehrlich Lewis
Science

Successfully Grows Italian San Marzano Tomato Seeds in California

Tillie Lewis achieved the first successful American cultivation of Italian pomodoro (San Marzano-type) tomato seeds near Stockton, California, laying the foundation for her canning empire.

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Tillie Ehrlich Lewis·Jewish Women's Archive - This Week in History: Tillie Lewis
1938
Sheila Widnall
Science

Birth of Sheila E. Widnall

Birth of Sheila E. Widnall, significant aerospace engineer and leader.

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Sheila Widnall·Wikipedia: Sheila Widnall
1945
Alla Nazimova
Arts

Death of Alla Nazimova

Alla Nazimova passed away on July 13, 1945.

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Alla Nazimova·Alla Nazimova - Encyclopædia Britannica
1946
Georgia O’Keefe
Arts

Death of Alfred Stieglitz

Alfred Stieglitz passes, O’Keeffe becomes executor of his estate.

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Georgia O’Keefe·Georgia O’Keeffe Biography - O’Keeffe Museum
1964
Valerie Thomas
Science

Starts work at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center

Valerie Thomas starts her career at NASA as a data analyst on July 13, 1964.

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Valerie Thomas·AWIS - Valerie Thomas
1976
Josephine Roche
Activism

Death of Josephine A. Roche in Bethesda, Maryland

Dies at age 89 at Fernwood House in Bethesda, Maryland, after a lifetime in labor reform and federal service.

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Josephine Roche·Josephine A. Roche Dead at 89; Treasury and U.M.W. Official
1993
Ruane Sharon Jeter
Medicine

Medical waste container patent

Patent for a sharps container improving biohazard disposal.

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Ruane Sharon Jeter·US Patent 5,228,597
1993
Ruane Sharon Jeter
Medicine

Medical waste disposal container patent

Patent for improved medical sharps waste disposal container.

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Ruane Sharon Jeter·US Patent 5,228,598
1993
Bjork
Arts

Release of solo album Debut (US)

Debut was released in the United States, expanding Björk's international presence in the American market.

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Bjork·Björk - Wikipedia
1995
Hayat Sindi
Science

Graduation from King’s College London and Princess Anne Award

On 13 July 1995, Hayat Sindi graduated with honors in pharmacology from King’s College London and received a Princess Anne Award for her allergy research.

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Hayat Sindi·UNESCO Virtual Science Museum – Hayat Al Sindi
2014
Becky Hammon
Sports

First full-time female assistant coach in NBA history

Hammon became the first full-time female assistant coach in NBA history, joining the San Antonio Spurs.

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Becky Hammon·Becky Hammon Hall of Fame Profile
2014
Nadine Gordimer
Literature

Death of Nadine Gordimer

Death of Nadine Gordimer in Johannesburg, closing the life of a major South African novelist and anti-apartheid activist.

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Nadine Gordimer·Nadine Gordimer – Nobel Prize Facts
2016
Catia Bastioli
Science

Grant of EP-2496644 on biodegradable polyester-natural polymer mixtures

European patent EP-2496644-B1 granted for mixtures of biodegradable polyesters with natural-origin polymers, naming Catia Bastioli as inventor.

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Catia Bastioli·EP-2496644-B1 - PubChem Patent Record
2016
Carla Hayden
Literature

Confirmed by U.S. Senate as Librarian of Congress

The U.S. Senate confirmed Carla Hayden as the 14th Librarian of Congress, clearing the way for her historic appointment as the first woman and African American to lead the institution.

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Carla Hayden·Library of Congress - Press Release on Hayden Confirmation