December 1902

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December 9, 1902: Britain, Germany and Italy begin blockade of Venezuelan ports to collect debts
December 30, 1902: Scott, Shackleton, and Wilson reach further south than anyone in history
December 21, 1902: 82-year old General Alexis leads coup to overthrow government of Haiti

The following events occurred in December 1902:

December 1, 1902 (Monday)

December 2, 1902 (Tuesday)

December 3, 1902 (Wednesday)

December 4, 1902 (Thursday)

  • Died: Charles Dow, 51, US journalist, co-founder of Dow Jones & Company[5]

December 5, 1902 (Friday)

December 7, 1902 (Sunday)

December 8, 1902 (Monday)

December 9, 1902 (Tuesday)

December 10, 1902 (Wednesday)

December 11, 1902 (Thursday)

December 12, 1902 (Friday)

December 13, 1902 (Saturday)

December 14, 1902 (Sunday)

December 15, 1902 (Monday)

December 16, 1902 (Tuesday)

December 17, 1902 (Wednesday)

December 19, 1902 (Friday)

  • Lord Hawke's XI plays the first match of its cricket tour of New Zealand at Auckland, defeating a local side.[15]

December 20, 1902 (Saturday)

December 21, 1902 (Sunday)

December 22, 1902 (Monday)

December 23, 1902 (Tuesday)

December 25, 1902 (Thursday)

December 26, 1902 (Friday)

December 28, 1902 (Sunday)

December 30, 1902 (Tuesday)

December 31, 1902 (Wednesday)

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