What Happened – June 4

It was in this day in 1917  that the first Pulitzer Prizes were awarded. Joseph Pulitzer was a newspaper publisher who left a bequest to Columbia University in NYC upon his death in 1911. The university used some of the money to found their school of journalism, but his will also called for a board to be established that would award prizes for excellence in writing. The first winners were Laura Richards, Maude Elliott, and Florence Hall for a biography called Julia Ward Howe; Jean Jules Jusserand won the prize for history for the book With Americans of Past and Present Days; and Herbert Swope was awarded the prize for journalism.

The first event that Wiki says happened on this day is “1039 – Henry III becomes Holy Roman Emperor” and the most recent is “2001 – Gyanendra, the last King of Nepal, ascends to the throne after the massacre in the Royal Palace.

A few other things that also happened on this day are:

1783 – A hot air balloon appears in public for the first time.

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1944 – Allies take Rome.

1975 – The first law in the US giving farmworkers collective bargaining rights is signed in California.

Happy birthday wishes go to Angelina Jolie, Michelle Phillips, Robert Fulghum, and Ruth Westheimer.

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