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This article is a date listing important events for the year 1901.

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Events

May 23 – The first city election under 1899-1900 Charter was held.

July 2 – The first meeting of the new city council was held.

Spring – UVA School of Nursing founded.[1]

April 13 – Thomas Jefferson’s birthday, the first building of the University of Virginia Hospital opened. UVA dedicated its first hospital: a 25-bed building with three operating rooms.[2]

Deaths

April 24 – John E. Massey served as the lieutenant governor of Virginia (1886–1890), a member of the General Assembly (1873­–1879), and an influential member of two Virginia political parties.

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