[DOC] [TLE] A Pleasure to Be Bought - Johns Hopkins Magazine [PAR] Courtesy of the Alan Mason Chesney Medical Archives, the Johns Hopkins ... 
Before they even raised the money, Gilman upped the ante  to a whopping 
$500,000. ... the Women's Medical School Fund had reached its original 
$100,000 goal, ... be raised, she also insisted, the medical school must open in 
October 1892. [DOC] [TLE] Mr. Hopkins' Novel Idea - Johns Hopkins Medicine [PAR] Baltimore's greatest philanthropist. No one knows ... opened in 1893, it was the 
first ... with men, due to the insistence of a group of women benefactors, at right ... 
In 1897, 12 students from the school of medicine's .... In offering to raise and 
donate the remaining. $500,000 needed to open the ... requirements for 
admission. [DOC] [TLE] Pre-Professional Skills Test: Reading (0710) - Salisbury University [PAR] Medicine ran out of funds; the Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad, on which the ... the 
directors did open the school in 1893, it was because five women had raised 
more than $500,000 through a multicity ... insisted that the school admit women. (
C) In 1888, Johns ... accepted the money that was made available for research 
and... [DOC] [TLE] Raising the bar: Mary Elizabeth Garrett, M. Carey Thomas, and The ... [PAR] The long-awaited opening of the medical school called for in Mr. Hopkins' will ... 
during which the Baltimore and Ohio (B&O) railroad stock, which comprised 
much of .... they joined battle to open the Johns Hopkins Medical School to 
women. .... for admission voted upon by the medical faculty on February 4, 1893; 
his son, Dr. [DOC] [TLE] Praxis I Reading Test [PAR] Medicine ran out of funds; the Baltimore and Ohio. Railroad ... the directors did 
open the school in 1893, it was because five women had raised more than 
$500,000 through a .... the admission of women was directly caused by their 
insistence. [DOC] [TLE] C:\MEGAFILE\ECP\26\040\04\TIF\0401.HTM - Maryland State Archives [PAR] A group of women posed in 1893 by the pagoda in Patterson Park ... For the city's 
sesquicentennial celebration in 1880 Baltimore raised ten of these .... the 
Women's Fund Committee and by 1892 had raised the necessary $500,000, 
much ... to the university on the conditions that women be admitted to the medical 
school on... [DOC] [TLE] Howard Atwood Kelly (1858&#x2013;1943) - Springer [PAR] A. E. Bent. Division of Urogynecology, Greater Baltimore Medical Center, and 
University of Maryland ... open an office in any city in the world and have a ... 
honorary doctorates at the Universities of Aberdeen ... father insisted on a 
livelihood of greater financial .... Howard Kelly 1893. ... Baltimore women who 
raised $500000. [DOC] [TLE] marjorie lewisohn, md'43 - JScholarship [PAR] Nov 4, 1999 ... Warren: So take me with you to Baltimore. .... Lewisohn: The medical school didn'
t start till 1893. ... women who raised that $500,000, which would be like raising 
500 ... they raised it on condition women would be admitted and treated ..... 
always insisted on holding an umbrella if we had to go out for lunch in... [DOC] [TLE] Women in science and medicine | Abel Pharmboy's Scratchin' Post [PAR] Posts about Women in science and medicine written by David J Kroll. ... 
developed an unusually aggressive case of cervical cancer while living in 
Baltimore in 1951. ... (no) but then insisted that I sit with the press and go have a 
word with the pastor, ..... They would raise the $500,000 needed to open the 
school and pay for a... [DOC] [TLE] Johns Hopkins University - Wikipedia [PAR] The Johns Hopkins University is an American private research university in 
Baltimore, ..... They donated and raised the funds needed to open the medical 
school, and ... The nursing school opened in 1889 and accepted women and 
men as students. ... In 1893, Florence Bascomb became the university's first 
female PhD. [DOC] [TLE] Medical Education and the Johns Hopkins University School of ... [PAR] Second, it was the first such

Question: The women who raised $500,000 to open this Baltimore med school in 1893 insisted women be admitted
Answer: Johns Hopkins