Famous Events For September 3 – Today In History

Mikki Donaldson

September 3: Today in History – Historical Events

Early Centuries – September 3 Historic Events – Before the 1700s

36 BC – War of Naulochus, son of Pompey was defeated thus ending fighting against Second Triumvirate
September 3, 0301 – Saint Marinus created the Republic of San Marino, the smallest and oldest republic in the World
September 3, 0590 – installation of St Gregory I as Catholic Pope
September 3, 1189 – installation of Richard the Lionheart as King in Westminster. King ordered the killing of 30 Jews

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September 3, 1260 – Mongols were defeated by Ain Djaloet, Palestine at the war of Ain Djaloet
September 3, 1483 – Utrecht vanquished by Habsburg defense forces
September 3, 1543 – Cardinal succeeds Earl of Arran as Advisor to Queen Mary of Scotland
September 3, 1632 – Sweden surrenders to Duke Wallenstein at the war of Nuremberg
September 3, 1650 – The War of Dunbar was fought between England and Scotland
September 3, 1651 – Oliver Cromwell finishes English monarchists
September 3, 1658 – Richard Cromwell assumes as chief of the Commonwealth succeeding his father
September 3, 1683 – clash between the Turkish army and that of Vienna
September 3, 1697 – King William agrees with ending the war in America known as the Treaty of Ryswick

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18th Century – What Happened on September 3 – The 1700s
September 3, 1709 – German and Swiss migrants arrive in NC/SC
September 3, 1725 – agreement of Hannover was authorized amongst Britain, France, Hannover, and Prussia
September 3, 1731 – appointment of Willem as viceroy of Friesland
September 3, 1752 – The Gregorian Calendar was accepted by Britain and its colonies in the US losing 11 days triggering a rebellion
September 3, 1777 – at the battle of Cooch’s Bridge, Delaware, the American Flag was hoisted for the first time
September 3, 1779 – Earl d’Orvilliers arrives in Brest
September 3, 1783 – agreement for peace in Paris concludes the American Revolutionary War between Britain and the United States
September 3, 1791 – The Constitution of France approved by the French Parliament
September 3, 1798 – commencement of war between Spain and Britain off the coast of Belize which lasted for 7 days at St. George Caye

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19th Century – September 3 This Day That Year – The 1800s
September 3, 1812 – Opening of a factory to pack food into cans in London, the world’s first, to distribute food to the Royal Defence Forces
September 3, 1826 – the warship starting from New York to orbit around the world was USS Vincennes
September 3, 1832 – Paramaribo Suriname was set fire by a group of unruly slaves
September 3, 1833 – the inauguration of the publication by the New York Sun
September 3, 1838 – Frederick Douglass camouflages himself as a mariner to run away from slavery
September 3, 1849 – a meeting of the California State Statutory Assembly organized in Monterey
September 3, 1852 – rebellion in Stockholm, Sweden against Jews

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September 3, 1855 – the village, Sioux, was attacked by 700 army personnel under the guidance of General William S Harney to punish the Grattan killing
September 3, 1861 – associated defense personnel arrive in Kentucky culminating its non-alignment
September 3, 1864 – navigation of Straits of Simonoski by the navy officer of the US, Britain, French, and Dutch
September 3, 1865 – The Freedmen Agency instructed not to occupy land the Army Chief in SC
September 3, 1874 – Naucalpan was raised to the group of villas by an order of the Mexican government and called “Villa de Juarez”
September 3, 1878 – 645 were killed in an accident involving the steamer Princess Alice and a ship carrying coal Bywell Castle, a British traveler ore the steamer sunk in the accident
September 3, 1881 – Anton Bruckner finishes his 6^th masterpiece
September 3, 1881 – Richard Sears defeats William E. Glyn at the 1^st US Men’s National Championship (6-0,6-1,4-6,6-2)
September 3, 1882 – war between French, Vietnamese/Chinese at Hanoi leaves hundreds dead
September 3, 1889 – Henry Slocum defeats Quincy Shaw (6-3, 6-1, 4-6,6-2) at the 9^th US Men’s National Championship
September 3, 1891 – setting up of a union of cotton pickers and their protest in Texas
September 3, 1891 – appointment of John Stephens Durham as US minister to Haiti
September 3, 1895 – Latrobe defeats Jeanette (12-0) in a pro football game, the first time game

20th Century – Important Events On This Day September 3 – 1900
September 3, 1900 – the Boer Republic of South Africa added to Britain through a public statement by General Lord Roberts
September 3, 1900 – The Russian army governs two sides of the river Amur on the Russo-Manchurian territory
September 3, 1901 – Boer General Smuts arrives in Kiba Drift in Cape Colony
September 3, 1902 – commencement of Sherlock Holmes “Adventure of Illustrious Client”
September 3, 1903 – Sharrock III (England) defeated by Resolute in the 13^th American Cup
September 3, 1904 – valedictory of St Louis Olympic Play
September 3, 1906 – Negro Championship in Philadelphia achieved by Philadelphia Giants, before an audience of 10000
September 3, 1908 – debut performance of “What Every Woman Knows” guided by James Barries in London
September 3, 1911 – William Larned defeats Maurice McLoughlin at the 31^st US Men’s National Championship (6-4,6-4,6-2)
September 3, 1912 – debut performance of “Funf Orchesterstucke”
September 3, 1914 – installation of Cardinal Giacome della Chiesa as Pope Benedict XV
September 3, 1914 – French army evacuate Rheims
September 3, 1914 – Prince Wilhelm von Weird vacates Albania
September 3, 1914 – Russians defeat Austrians in a 3-day war and seize Lemburg, the headquarters of Galicia
September 3, 1916 – in the war of Verdun, friend’s army drove back Germans
September 3, 1917 – London shelled in the dark by German planes
September 3, 1917 – German army seize Riga, Latvia
September 3, 1917 – Utrecht football group established in Holland
September 3, 1918 – five soldiers were executed for suspected involvement in the Houston rebellion, and 19 radicals were sent to the gallows
September 3, 1918 – The Associated Army drives Germans across the Hindenburg Line
September 3, 1918 – Robert Lindley Murry defeats Bill Tilden (6-3,6-1,7-5) at the 38^th US Men’s National Tennis Championship
September 3, 1919 – President Woodrow Wilson travels throughout America to elicit public view on the agreement of Versailles and League of Nations
September 3, 1921 – USA vanquishes Japan in New York at the 16^th Davis Cup (5-0)
September 3, 1921 – inauguration of the KPB, Communist Party, in Belgium
September 3, 1923 – debut performance of “Poppy” by Dorothy Donelly in NYC
September 3, 1924 – commencement of Civil Battle in China
September 3, 1924 – debut performance of “What Price Glory?” by L Stallings and M Anderson in NYC
September 3, 1925 – handball competition at the international level organized for the first time
September 3, 1925 – An accident involving the aircraft USS Shenandoah in a hurricane near Caldwell, Ohio leaves 14 dead and 29 survive
September 3, 1928 – Ty Cobb, a baseball player of Hall of Fame level achieves his 419^th and last professional hit
September 3, 1929 – The stock price of Dow Jones Industrial touches a highest of 381.17 but soon crashes in 1929
September 3, 1930 – 2000 killed and 4000 wounded when a severe cyclone hit the Dominican Republic
September 3, 1932 – Ellsworth Vines defeats Henri Cochet in the US Tennis trophy
September 3, 1932 – A’s Jimmie Foxx achieves his 50^th hit and 51^st HR and he becomes No.3 to achieve 50 hits
September 3, 1933 – Communism Peak in USSR scaled by Yevgeniy Abalalov (7495m)
September 3, 1934 – Tunisia started organizing for its independence
September 3, 1935 – Sir Malcolm Campbell drives a car at a speed exceeding 300 mph for the first time
September 3, 1935 – a bowling best high of 2652 points achieved in ten plays by Andrew Varipapa
September 3, 1936 – All-Stars score 7, and Detroit scores 7 at the 3^rd NFL Chicago All-Star Game
September 3, 1938 – the venue of the 1940 Olympic play shifted from Tokyo, Japan to Helsinki, Finland
September 3, 1939 – 117 died, including 28 Americans, when a German undersea vessel U-30 under the guidance of Ober lieutenant Fritz-Julius Lemp drowned a British customer vessel SS Athenia
September 3, 1939 – Britain announces battle against Germany after the attack on Poland. France and Austria, New Zealand, South Africa, and Canada joined the war
September 3, 1939 – The war declared by Britain on Germany trigger the suicide efforts by Mitford’s sister and the nazi- supporter Unity Mitford. She died in 1948 from injuries caused by a bullet to her head and lodged in her brain.
September 3, 1940 – Sapulpa, Oklahoma recorded a rainfall of 39.4 cm – a state record
September 3, 1940 – Britain exchanges with US Newfoundland base lease for 50 destroyers
September 3, 1940 – War on England ordered by Hitler
September 3, 1841 – TV transmission channel 3 of KYW in Philadelphia, PA commenced
September 3, 1941 – Zyclon B gas tried in Auschwitz on Russian prisoners of war
September 3, 1943 – arrival of 8^th British defence in Southern Italy
September 3, 1943 – no war agreement by General Castellano in Sicily
September 3, 1944 – Anne Frank and a group of Dutch Jews start for the place of detention in Auschwitz
September 3, 1944 – Abbeville, France freed by the British defence forces
September 3, 1944 – At the US Tennis title, Frank Parker defeated Bill Talbert
September 3, 1944 – Lyon was freed by French defense forces
September 3, 1944 – appointment of Prince Bernhard as Chief of Neth Domestic Force
September 3, 1944 – Brussels freed by British Guards using the tanks
September 3, 1945 – Association forces in the Philippines made Japanese forces admit defeat
September 3, 1945, Frank Parker defeated William Talbert at the 65^th US Men’s National Championship
September 3, 1945 – Sarah Palfrey Cooke defeats Pauline Betz Addie at the 59^th US Women’s National Championship (3-6,8-6,6-4)
September 3, 1947 – Yanks score 18 angles to defeat Red Soxs, 11-2
September 3, 1947 – Bill McCahan of Philadelphia A, defeats Wash Senators, 3-0
September 3, 1948 – Polish Worker’s Party dismisses its general secretary W Gomulka
September 3, 1949 – inferno in Chiang King, China terminates the lives of 7000 persons
September 3, 1950 – Giuseppe “Nano” Farina achieves by three points at the 1^st Formula One WDC
September 3, 1951 – debut performance of TV soap play “Search for Tomorrow” on CBS
September 3, 1953 – The agreement on Human Rights by the European Assembly made a law
September 3, 1953 – Francois Mitterrand, French Minister steps down due to differences in foreign strategy
September 3, 1954 – weapons attack by China on Quemoy and Amoy
September 3, 1954 – The Cold War impelled the US to enact the Spying and Disruption Law of 1954
September 3, 1954 – Pope Pius X consecrated a saint
September 3, 1954 – The islands of Quemoy under the rule of ROC bombarded by the People’s Liberation Army
September 3, 1954 – A German Boat commenced its journey to Chicago’s Museum of Science and Industry from a berth particularly built for the purpose
September 3, 1955 – debut performance of KTBS TV transmission Channel 3 from Shreveport, LA (ABC)
September 3, 1956 – heavily armored mechanically powered vehicles used to control the rebellion in Clinton, Tennessee
September 3, 1957 – ultimate play by Dodgers in Jersey City
September 3, 1957- the inauguration of KTCA TV transmission channel 2 in St Paul-Minneapolis, MN
September 3, 1962 – LPGA Spokane Golf Open achieved by Mickey Wright
September 3, 1964 – Robert F Kennedy steps down as US attorney general
September 3, 1964 – President Lyndon B Johnson decrees the Wilderness Act
September 3, 1964 – A race rebellion between Chinese and Malay in Singapore left 13 dead and 106 wounded
September 3, 1965 – installation of Garcia Godoy administration in the Dominican Republic
September 3, 1965 – 3 HRs hit in a play achieved by Jim Hickman, 1^st NY Met
September 3, Angles renamed themselves from LA to California, to shift to Anaheim
September 3, 1966 – Gene Roddenberry bestowed with honours by the 24^th World SF resolution
September 3, 1967 – valedictory of the chapter of “What’s My Line” presented by John Charles Daly on CBS TV transmission
September 3, 1967 – LPGA Ladies’ World Series Golf triumphed by Kathy Whitworth
September 3, 1967 – Installation of Nguyen Van Thieu as President of South Vietnam as per the revised composition
September 3, 1967 – left-hand driving regulation changed to right-hand regulation in Sweden
September 3, 1967 – debut performance of WJPM TV transmission Channel 33 in Florence, SC
September 3, 1968 – An American League record of 39 fails by 1 run by the Chicago White Sox
September 3, 1970 – Billy Williams was requested to stay away after the National League best of 1117 successive plays
September 3, 1970 – An offer of $ 30000 for a tour of Australia for 2 weeks was not accepted by Bill Halley and Comets
September 3, 1970 – President Suharto of Indonesian arrives in the Netherlands
September 3, 1971 – John Lennon leaves the UK for NYC for good
September 3, 1971 – Manlio Brosio steps down as Secretary General of NATO
September 3, 1971 – freedom granted to Qatar by Britain
September 3, 1971 – Watergate crew forcibly enter into Daniel Ellsberg’s doctor’s clinic
September 3, 1971- firing events in Northern Ireland leave a girl baby and a soldier dead
September 3, 1973 – General Walters stepped down at the end of his tenure as temporary director of the CIA
September 3, 1973 – 8^th fundraising performance by Jerry Lewis
September 3, 1974 – first performance of John Montefusco of Giants in his most important league
September 3, 1974 – Oscar Robertson superannuated as NBA guard
September 3, 1974 – Ambassadorial-level dealings set up between the US and the German Democratic Republic
September 3, 1975 – an air accident involving Chartered Boeing 707 in Atlas Mts leaves 188 dead
September 3, 1976 – the landing of Viking 2 on Mars and sends pictures
September 3, 1977 – the score achieved by Aaron was exceeded by Japan’s Sadaharu Oh achieving 756 HR
September 3, 1977 – ultimate show event of “The Mary Tyler Mooe Show” on CBS
September 3, 1978 – the team of Soyuz 31 comes back to earth on board Soyuz 29
September 3, 1978 – European marathon championship achieved by Leonid Mossejey (2:11:57.5)
September 3, 1978 – Pope John Paul I appointed as the 263^rd highest pope
September 3, 1979 – cyclonic storm, David, an Atlantic gale kills more than 1000 persons
September 3, 1979 – Mahabad seized by Iran’s army
September 3, 1979 –in a fundraising 14^th performance by Jerry Lewis collects $30000000
September 3, 1979 – LPGA Rail Charity Golf Classic achieved by Jo Ann Washam
September 3, 1981 – in a baseball play, 6 hits achieved by Gerald P Remy of Boston
September 3, 1982 – the regime of Anker Jorgensen in Denmark comes to an end
September 3, 1984 – in a lucky draw in Illinois a 28 year from Chicago gets $40 million
September 3, 1984 – LPGA Rail Charity Golf Classic achieved by Cindy Hill
September 3, 1984 – The structure of South Africa approved
September 3, 1985 – Discovery 6 of the Space Shuttle Mission comes back to earth
September 3, 1985 – England defeats Australia at The Oval to recover Ashes
September 3, 1985 – Three successive HRs in a play achieved by NY Met Gary Carter
September 3, 1986 – debut performance of “Woman in Mind” by Alan Ayckbourn in London
September 3, 1986 – a maximum number of 53 thespians were utilized by the Astros and Cubs in an 18-inning play
September 3, 1987 – Democracy was abolished due to a military coup in Burundi
September 3, 1988 – as per a calculation, the fatalities due to chemical warfare between Iraq and Iran, exceeds 50,000
September 3, 1989 – after 764 shows, “Into the Wood” closes at Martin Beck Theatre NYC
September 3, 1989 – in an air accident, Ilyushin-62 falls in a suburban area killing 170
September 3, 1990 – Blue Jay Dave Stdeib vanquishes Clave, 3-0 in a 9^th no-hitter of 1990
September 3, 1990 – LPGA Rail Charity Golf Classic achieved by Beth Daniel
September 3, 1990 – in a fund-raising 25th performance, Jerry Lewis collected $44,172,186
September 3, 1990 – singing of the National anthem by Helen Hudson in 26^th Park
September 3, 1991 – Golden Lion awarded to “Close to Eden” guided by Nikita Mikhalkov at the 48^th Venice Film Festival
September 3, 1992 – in a fund-raising 27^th performance Jerry Lewis collects $45,759,368
September 3, 1994 – the number reading the Neth Telegraph/News of the Day touches 800,000
September 3, 1995 – the first defeat by Carolina Panthers in the NFL play (Atlanta-23, Carolina 20)
September 3, 1995 – the first defeat by Jacksonville Jaguars in the NEL play (Huston 10, Jaguars 3)
September 3, 1995 – Tony Fernandez of Yankee hits a single, a double, a triple and a HR in the same play
September 3, 1995 – launching of Soyuz TM22 into space
September 3, 1996 – Slowinski and Gage announce the largest prime number (2 to the power of 1257787 minus 1), It is also known as the Mersenne prime.
September 3, 1997 – air accident involving a Vietnam Aircraft TU 134 which crashed on a road leading to Phnom Penn aerodrome, 64 persons died
September 3, 1998 – Golden Lion Awarded to “Cosi Vigevano” guided by Gianni Amelio at the 55^th Venice Film Festival

21st Century – September 3 This Day In History – The 2000s
September 3, 2004 – in the carnage at the Beslan school that left 344 school children and teachers dead
September 3, 2005 – Maryland defeats Navy 23-20 in the 20^th College Football Crab Bowl Classic in Baltimore
September 3, 2007 – thousands of people witness the extension project of the Panama Canal which started with the big detonation
September 3, 2011 – Usain Bolt achieves the 200m at the 13^th World Championship in Athletics
September 3, 2012 – declaration by New Zealand about its retraction from Afghanistan
September 3, 2012 – A terror campaign using a car in Peshawar, Pakistan leaves 3 dead and 19 injured
September 3, 2012 – Cyclone Bolaven strikes North Korea and kills 48 persons
September 3, 2013 – an Egyptian defence helicopter murderers 15 radicals in the Sinai Peninsula
September 3, 2013 – Nokia sold to Microsoft for a price of $7.2 Billion
September 3, 2015 – an official in Rowan Country rejects marriage certificate to gay pair and imprisoned
September 3, 2015 – a sheep in Canberra, Australia yields 40 kg shaved wool – a world’s best record
See Also:

Sun Signs Everything Under The Sun!

Famous Events For September 3 – Today In History

September 3: Today in History – Historical Events

Early Centuries – September 3 Historic Events – Before the 1700s

18th Century – What Happened on September 3 – The 1700s

19th Century – September 3 This Day That Year – The 1800s

20th Century – Important Events On This Day September 3 – 1900

21st Century – September 3 This Day In History – The 2000s

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