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American actress Joan Crawford, most probably born on March 23, 1904

The following events occurred in March 1904:

March 1, 1904 (Tuesday)

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March 2, 1904 (Wednesday)

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March 3, 1904 (Thursday)

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March 4, 1904 (Friday)

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March 5, 1904 (Saturday)

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March 6, 1904 (Sunday)

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March 7, 1904 (Monday)

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March 8, 1904 (Tuesday)

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March 9, 1904 (Wednesday)

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March 10, 1904 (Thursday)

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March 11, 1904 (Friday)

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March 12, 1904 (Saturday)

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March 13, 1904 (Sunday)

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A Lapland longspur

March 14, 1904 (Monday)

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March 15, 1904 (Tuesday)

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March 16, 1904 (Wednesday)

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March 17, 1904 (Thursday)

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March 18, 1904 (Friday)

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1904 artist's rendering of the collision of Berwick Castle with A1

March 19, 1904 (Saturday)

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March 20, 1904 (Sunday)

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March 21, 1904 (Monday)

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  • Admiral Tōgō's fleet bombarded Port Arthur intermittently from midnight until 11 a.m.[58][236][237]
  • In Samung, north of Gensan (now Wonsan), Korea, Japanese forces suppressed a Korean uprising, killing five Koreans and wounding 25.[58][238]
  • On a houseboat on the White River in St. Charles, Arkansas, Jim Searcy, a white man, and two African American brothers, Henry and Walker Griffin, argued over a game of chance. One of the Griffin brothers struck Searcy. Upon arresting Griffin for assault, a police officer told him that he would be hanged. Griffin struck the officer and fled with his service weapon. The hunt for Griffin would result in the series of events known as the St. Charles Lynching of 1904.[239][240]
  • A tornado and hailstorm caused severe damage in Higginsville, Missouri, and two other neighboring towns.[241]
The St. Francis Hotel shortly after its opening

March 22, 1904 (Tuesday)

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March 23, 1904 (Wednesday)

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March 24, 1904 (Thursday)

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  • In St. Charles, Arkansas, five African American men were removed from the group of prisoners in the warehouse and arrested on charges of defiance toward the white officers. The five men — Abe Bailey, Mack Baldwin, Garrett Flood and Charlie and Jim Smith — were subsequently lined up and shot to death by about 50 white men.[239][240][279][280] The same morning, several white men shot and killed African American Aaron Hinton, who had fired into a posse.[240]
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March 25, 1904 (Friday)

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March 26, 1904 (Saturday)

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An unexpected killer in "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton"

March 27, 1904 (Sunday)

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Commander Hirose's Great Achievement by Hirose Yoshikuni

March 28, 1904 (Monday)

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March 29, 1904 (Tuesday)

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March 30, 1904 (Wednesday)

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March 31, 1904 (Thursday)

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Diagram of Chumik Shenko massacre

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