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File:Statute of Rhuddlan.jpg|Extract from the Statute of Rhuddlan |
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[[Image:Bulgaria flag large.png|right|100px|Flag of Bulgaria]] |
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File:Rhuddlan Castle, May 2012 (cropped).jpg|Rhuddlan Castle [where the Statute of Rhuddlan was promulgated] |
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File:Portrait du pape Eugène IV.jpg|Pope Eugene IV |
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*[[1431]] - Gabriel Condulmer became [[Pope]] as '''[[Pope Eugenius IV|Eugenius IV]]'''. |
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File:Inez Milholland 1913 two.jpg|[[Inez Milholland]] leading the woman suffrage parade |
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*[[1820]] - The [[United States Congress|U.S. Congress]] passed the '''[[Missouri Compromise]]'''. |
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File:Bell System hires 1889 logo.PNG|First AT&T logo from 1889 |
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*[[1885]] - [[Telephone]] company '''[[AT&T]]''' was incorporated. |
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File:Alexander II of Russia photo.jpg|Alexander II of Russia |
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*[[1878]] - '''[[Bulgaria]]''' regained independence from [[Ottoman Empire]]. |
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File:The destroyed sixstory cologne city archive.jpg|Ruins of the municipal archive of Cologne |
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File:Jethro Tull 070373 003.jpg|Jethro Tull in concert in 1973 |
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File:Rodney King Apr 2012 cropped.jpg|Rodney King |
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File:Prudent-Louis Leray - Poster for the première of Georges Bizet's Carmen.jpg|Poster for the premiere of ''Carmen'' |
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Recent days: [[March 2]] - [[March 1]] |
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'''[[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/March|More selected anniversaries...]]''' |
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| [[1431]] – Gabriel Condulmer became '''[[Pope Eugene IV|Pope {{nowrap|Eugene IV}}]]''', succeeding [[Pope Martin V|{{Nowrap|Martin V}}]]. |
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| [[1585]] – The '''[[Teatro Olimpico]]''' in [[Vicenza]], Italy, a theatre designed by the [[Renaissance]] architect [[Andrea Palladio]], was inaugurated. |
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| [[1861]] – The '''[[Emancipation reform of 1861|Emancipation Manifesto]]''' of Tsar [[Alexander II of Russia|{{nowrap|Alexander II}}]] was proclaimed, abolishing [[Serfdom in Russia|serfdom in Imperial Russia]]. |
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| [[1865]] – '''[[The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation]]''' opened its doors, originally to help [[Hong Kong]] merchants finance the growing trade between China and Europe. |
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| [[1885]] – '''[[AT&T Corporation|American Telephone & Telegraph]]'''<!-- ''(first logo pictured)''-->, at one point the world's largest telephone company, was incorporated in New York. |
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| [[1878]] – The signing of the '''[[Treaty of San Stefano]]''', ending the [[Russo-Turkish War (1877–78)|Russo-Turkish War]], [[History of Bulgaria (1878–1946)|established]] Bulgaria as an autonomous [[principality]] in the [[Ottoman Empire]]. |
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| [[1915]] – The '''[[National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics]]''' (NACA), the predecessor of [[NASA]], was founded. |
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| [[1918]] – [[Bolshevist Russia]] signed the '''[[Treaty of Brest-Litovsk]]''' with the [[Central Powers]] and exited from the [[World War I|First World War]]<!--, unintentionally leading to the independence of [[Finland]], [[Estonia]], [[Latvia]], [[Lithuania]] and [[Poland]]-->. |
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| [[1931]] – "'''[[The Star-Spangled Banner]]'''", originally a poem written by American author [[Francis Scott Key]] after witnessing the [[Battle of Baltimore]] during the [[War of 1812]], became the official [[national anthem]] of the United States. |
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| [[1943]] – [[World War II|Second World War]]: During a German aerial attack on London, 173 people were killed in a [[stampede]] while trying to enter '''[[Bethnal Green tube station]]''', which was being used as an [[air-raid shelter]]. |
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|[[1945]] – [[World War II|Second World War]]: The [[Royal Air Force]] '''[[Bombing of the Bezuidenhout|mistakenly bombed]]''' the neighbourhood of [[Bezuidenhout]] in [[The Hague]], killing 511 evacuees. |
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| [[1951]] – [[Jackie Brenston]], with [[Ike Turner]] and his band, recorded "'''[[Rocket 88]]'''", often cited as "the [[Origins of rock and roll|first rock and roll record]]", at [[Sam Phillips]]' recording studios in [[Memphis, Tennessee]]. |
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| [[1958]] – '''[[Nuri al-Said]]''' became the [[Prime Minister of Iraq]] for the eighth and final time. |
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| [[2009]] – The building housing the '''[[Historical Archive of the City of Cologne]]''', one of the largest communal archives in Europe, collapsed<!-- ''(ruins pictured)''-->. |
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| '''[[Ascanio Sforza]]'''<!--Italian cardinal--> |b|1455 |
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| '''[[Maurice Garin]]'''<!--French cyclist--> |b|1871| |
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* [[1776]] – [[American Revolutionary War]]: [[Samuel Nicholas]] and the [[Continental Marines]] successfully landed on [[New Providence]] in the Bahamas and began a '''[[raid of Nassau]]''', capturing the port the next day. |
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* [[1820]] – The [[United States Congress|U.S. Congress]] passed the '''[[Missouri Compromise]]''', which balanced the admission of [[Missouri]] as a [[Slave states and free states|slave state]] with that of [[Maine]] as a free state. |
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* [[1875]] – French composer [[Georges Bizet]]'s opera '''''[[Carmen]]''''' ''(poster pictured)'', based on [[Carmen (novella)|the novella of the same title]] by [[Prosper Mérimée]], premiered at the [[Opéra-Comique]] in Paris. |
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* [[1875]] – The '''[[First indoor ice hockey game|first indoor game]]''' of [[ice hockey]] was played at the [[Victoria Skating Rink]] in [[Montreal]] by [[James Creighton (ice hockey)|James Creighton]] and students of [[McGill University]]. |
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* [[1933]] – The '''[[Nohra concentration camp|first Nazi concentration camp]]''' was opened in [[Nohra]] to reduce overcrowding in prisons from the arrest of [[Communist Party of Germany|German Communists]]. |
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* [[1945]] – A Polish [[Home Army]] unit '''[[Pawłokoma massacre|massacred]]''' at least 150 Ukrainian civilians in [[Pawłokoma]], Poland. |
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* [[1972]] – The British rock band [[Jethro Tull (band)|Jethro Tull]]<!-- ''(pictured)''--> released '''''[[Thick as a Brick]]''''', a parody [[concept album]] allegedly adapted from an eight-year-old boy's [[Epic poetry|epic poem]]. |
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* [[2012]] – '''[[Szczekociny rail crash|Two passenger trains collided]]''' near [[Szczekociny]], Poland, resulting in 16 deaths and 58 injuries. |
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* Born/died this day: | '''[[Michael Kantakouzenos Şeytanoğlu]]'''<!--Greek businessman--> |d|1578| '''[[Matthias de l'Obel]]'''<!--Flemish physician--> |d|1616| '''[[Thomas Otway]]'''<!--English playwright--> |b|1652| '''[[Robert Hooke]]'''<!--English scientist--> |d|1703| '''[[Ghulam Kadir]]'''<!--Afghan leader--> |d|1789| '''[[Thomas Field Gibson]]'''<!--English industrialist--> |b|1803| '''[[Georg Cantor]]'''<!--German mathematician--> |b|1845| '''[[Johanna Wokalek]]'''<!--German actress--> |b|1975| '''[[Rebecca Lancefield]]'''<!--American microbiologist--> |d|1981| '''[[Tolu Ogunlesi]]'''<!--Nigerian journalist, male--> |b|1982| '''[[Hergé]]'''<!--Belgian cartoonist--> |d|1983| |
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* [[Tokyo Skytree]] is featured on [[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/February 29|February 29]], so Sky Tower should not appear in the same year |
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* [[Pope Pius XII]] is featured on [[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/March 2|March 2]], so Pope Eugene IV should not appear in the same year |
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* 1820 [[Maine]] is featured on [[Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/March 15]], so 1820 [[Missouri Compromise]] should not appear in the same year |
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'''[[March 3]]''': [[Liberation Day (Bulgaria)|Liberation Day]]<!--not bold, unreliable sources--> in '''[[Bulgaria]]''' ([[1878]]); '''[[Hinamatsuri]]''' in Japan |
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{{main page image/OTD|File:Official program - Woman suffrage procession March 3, 1913 - crop.jpg|Program for the woman suffrage parade}} |
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* [[1284]] – The '''[[Statute of Rhuddlan]]''' was enacted, introducing [[English law|English common law]] to the [[Principality of Wales]]. |
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* [[1891]] – '''[[Shoshone National Forest]]''' in [[Wyoming]] was established as the first [[National forest (United States)|national forest]] in the United States. |
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* [[1913]] – Thousands of women '''[[Woman Suffrage Procession|marched]]''' in [[Washington, D.C.]] ''(program cover pictured)'' "in a spirit of protest" against the [[First-wave feminism|exclusion of women]] from American society. |
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* [[1924]] – The [[Ottoman Caliphate]], the world's last widely recognized [[caliphate]], '''[[Abolition of the Caliphate|was abolished]]'''. |
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* [[1991]] – Motorist '''[[Rodney King]]'''<!-- ''(pictured)''--> was beaten by [[Los Angeles Police Department]] officers during an arrest, causing public outrage that increased tensions between the African-American community and the police department over [[police brutality]] and [[social inequality]]. |
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{{Born and died list|'''[[Antony Bek (bishop of Durham)|Antony Bek]]'''<!--English--> |d|1311|'''[[Bonnie J. Dunbar]]'''<!--American astronaut--> |b|1949|'''[[Xavier Bettel]]'''<!--Luxembourg prime minister--> |b|1973|'''[[May Cutler]]'''<!--Canadian writer--> |d|2011 }} |
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Latest revision as of 06:08, 3 March 2024
This is a list of selected March 3 anniversaries that appear in the "On this day" section of the Main Page. To suggest a new item, in most cases, you can be bold and edit this page. Please read the selected anniversaries guidelines before making your edit. However, if your addition might be controversial or on a day that is or will soon be on the Main Page, please post your suggestion on the talk page instead.
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Extract from the Statute of Rhuddlan
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Rhuddlan Castle [where the Statute of Rhuddlan was promulgated]
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Pope Eugene IV
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Inez Milholland leading the woman suffrage parade
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First AT&T logo from 1889
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Alexander II of Russia
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Ruins of the municipal archive of Cologne
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Jethro Tull in concert in 1973
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Rodney King
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Poster for the premiere of Carmen
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1431 – Gabriel Condulmer became Pope Eugene IV, succeeding Martin V. | date not cited |
1585 – The Teatro Olimpico in Vicenza, Italy, a theatre designed by the Renaissance architect Andrea Palladio, was inaugurated. | refimprove section |
1861 – The Emancipation Manifesto of Tsar Alexander II was proclaimed, abolishing serfdom in Imperial Russia. | lots of CN tags (11) |
1865 – The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation opened its doors, originally to help Hong Kong merchants finance the growing trade between China and Europe. | refimprove section, Outdated sections |
1885 – American Telephone & Telegraph, at one point the world's largest telephone company, was incorporated in New York. | refimprove section |
1878 – The signing of the Treaty of San Stefano, ending the Russo-Turkish War, established Bulgaria as an autonomous principality in the Ottoman Empire. | refimprove |
1915 – The National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA), the predecessor of NASA, was founded. | unreferenced section |
1918 – Bolshevist Russia signed the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk with the Central Powers and exited from the First World War. | refimprove section |
1931 – "The Star-Spangled Banner", originally a poem written by American author Francis Scott Key after witnessing the Battle of Baltimore during the War of 1812, became the official national anthem of the United States. | lots of CN tags (11) |
1943 – Second World War: During a German aerial attack on London, 173 people were killed in a stampede while trying to enter Bethnal Green tube station, which was being used as an air-raid shelter. | unreferenced section |
1945 – Second World War: The Royal Air Force mistakenly bombed the neighbourhood of Bezuidenhout in The Hague, killing 511 evacuees. | Citations needed |
1951 – Jackie Brenston, with Ike Turner and his band, recorded "Rocket 88", often cited as "the first rock and roll record", at Sam Phillips' recording studios in Memphis, Tennessee. | too many quotations |
1958 – Nuri al-Said became the Prime Minister of Iraq for the eighth and final time. | refimprove |
2009 – The building housing the Historical Archive of the City of Cologne, one of the largest communal archives in Europe, collapsed. | refimprove section |
Ascanio Sforza |b|1455 | lots of CN tags (14) |
Maurice Garin |b|1871| | Birthday not cited |
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- 1776 – American Revolutionary War: Samuel Nicholas and the Continental Marines successfully landed on New Providence in the Bahamas and began a raid of Nassau, capturing the port the next day.
- 1820 – The U.S. Congress passed the Missouri Compromise, which balanced the admission of Missouri as a slave state with that of Maine as a free state.
- 1875 – French composer Georges Bizet's opera Carmen (poster pictured), based on the novella of the same title by Prosper Mérimée, premiered at the Opéra-Comique in Paris.
- 1875 – The first indoor game of ice hockey was played at the Victoria Skating Rink in Montreal by James Creighton and students of McGill University.
- 1933 – The first Nazi concentration camp was opened in Nohra to reduce overcrowding in prisons from the arrest of German Communists.
- 1945 – A Polish Home Army unit massacred at least 150 Ukrainian civilians in Pawłokoma, Poland.
- 1972 – The British rock band Jethro Tull released Thick as a Brick, a parody concept album allegedly adapted from an eight-year-old boy's epic poem.
- 2012 – Two passenger trains collided near Szczekociny, Poland, resulting in 16 deaths and 58 injuries.
- Born/died this day: | Michael Kantakouzenos Şeytanoğlu |d|1578| Matthias de l'Obel |d|1616| Thomas Otway |b|1652| Robert Hooke |d|1703| Ghulam Kadir |d|1789| Thomas Field Gibson |b|1803| Georg Cantor |b|1845| Johanna Wokalek |b|1975| Rebecca Lancefield |d|1981| Tolu Ogunlesi |b|1982| Hergé |d|1983|
Notes
- Tokyo Skytree is featured on February 29, so Sky Tower should not appear in the same year
- Pope Pius XII is featured on March 2, so Pope Eugene IV should not appear in the same year
- 1820 Maine is featured on Wikipedia:Selected anniversaries/March 15, so 1820 Missouri Compromise should not appear in the same year
March 3: Liberation Day in Bulgaria (1878); Hinamatsuri in Japan
- 1284 – The Statute of Rhuddlan was enacted, introducing English common law to the Principality of Wales.
- 1891 – Shoshone National Forest in Wyoming was established as the first national forest in the United States.
- 1913 – Thousands of women marched in Washington, D.C. (program cover pictured) "in a spirit of protest" against the exclusion of women from American society.
- 1924 – The Ottoman Caliphate, the world's last widely recognized caliphate, was abolished.
- 1991 – Motorist Rodney King was beaten by Los Angeles Police Department officers during an arrest, causing public outrage that increased tensions between the African-American community and the police department over police brutality and social inequality.
- Antony Bek (d. 1311)
- Bonnie J. Dunbar (b. 1949)
- Xavier Bettel (b. 1973)
- May Cutler (d. 2011)