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1903 and British
In 1903, the British sportswriter Henry Chadwick published an article speculating that baseball derived from a British game called rounders, which Chadwick had played as a boy in England.
Four years later, in 1903, the British and Irish team returned to South Africa.
The report of the British Consul Roger Casement led to the arrest and punishment of white officials who had been responsible for cold-blooded killings during a rubber-collecting expedition in 1903, including one Belgian national for causing the shooting of at least 122 Congolese natives.
* Daniel Alexander Williamson ( 1823 – 1903 ), British artist
Several British films made in the first half of 1903 extended the chase method of film construction.
* 1903 – Orde Charles Wingate, British Major-General, prominent Zionist, eccentric ( d. 1944 )
* 1994 – Jane Arbor, British writer ( b. 1903 )
The Sokoto Caliphate lasted until 1903 when the British conquered northern Nigeria.
* 1903 – Robin Milford, British composer ( d. 1959 )
In all, he brought about more than 50 treaties, including the settlement of the Samoan dispute, as a result of which the United States secured Tutuila, with a harbor in the Pacific ; a definitive Alaskan boundary treaty in 1903 ; the negotiation of reciprocity treaties with Argentina, France, Germany, Cuba, and the British West Indies ; the negotiation of new treaties with Spain ; and the negotiation of a treaty with Denmark for the cession of the Danish West India Islands.
No reliable German design was available by 1903, so British Parsons turbines were purchased.
Leakey ) ( 7 August 1903 – 1 October 1972 ) was a British archaeologist and naturalist whose work was important in establishing human evolutionary development in Africa.
Driving on the left has been compulsory since the introduction of motorcars in Federated Malay States in 1903 during British colonial era.
* 1903 – Malcolm Muggeridge, British author and scholar ( d. 1990 )
* 1944 – Orde Charles Wingate, British Major-General, prominent Zionist, eccentric ( b. 1903 )
Another usage of the phrase was described by British philosopher G. E. Moore in his 1903 book Principia Ethica.
Another usage of the phrase was described and named by British philosopher G. E. Moore in his 1903 book Principia Ethica.
Swaziland today is foremost ruled by a monarch, although for all of its administrative history prior to British colonization in 1903, it might have more properly been called a diarchy.
Commencing on 17 August 1903, it was the first successful British railway-run bus service and was initially provided as a cheaper alternative to a proposed light railway.
Such systems were used for coastal defence of the British homeland and colonies from 1887 to 1903 and were purchased by, and under the control of, the Army as opposed to the Navy.
* March 11 – John Wyndham, British author ( b. 1903 )
** Cecil Frank Powell, British physicist, Nobel Prize laureate ( b. 1903 )
* November 15 – Mona Washbourne, British actress ( b. 1903 )
* October 1 – Louis Leakey, British paleontologist ( b. 1903 )

1903 and forced
Between 1878 and 1919 Britain, France and Germany, busy extending their own colonial territories in the region, threatened Liberia militarily, and France and Britain forced Liberia to cede parts of its territory to them ( 1883, 1885, 1892, 1903, 1919 ).
He was appointed president in 1903, a post which he held until 1910 when disagreements with his Grundtvigian colleagues forced him to resign.
In 1903, his father died from a heart attack, leaving the family in bad financial shape, which forced them to move in with a relative.
Despite Springfield Armory's use of a two-piece firing pin and other slight design alterations, the 1903 was in fact a Mauser design, and after that company brought suit, the U. S. government was forced to pay royalties to Mauser Werke.
In 1903, he accepted an appointment at the University of Graz in Austria, where he would remain until being forced out of the country in 1938.
During this time, the parishioners were forced to worship in the basement until the construction was completed in 1903.
After being forced to change the name of the newspaper to in 1903, Desgrange needed something to keep the cycling fans ; with circulation at 20, 000, he could not afford to lose them.
He forced conspirators of the 1903 coup into retirement which was a condition for reestablishing diplomatic connections with the United Kingdom, he bought cannons from France, etc.
At the Second Party Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labor Party in 1903, he forced the Bund to walk out and induced a split between his ( then ) minority Bolshevik faction and the majority Menshevik faction, which believed more in worker spontaneity than in strict organizational tactics.
Circulation for La Fronde briefly reached a peak of 50, 000 but in September 1903, financial problems forced the paper to cut back to a monthly publication, and to close altogether in March 1905.
In the early years of the 20th century, Baldwin purchased Cattell's interest in the journal, but was forced to sell the journal to Howard Warren in 1908 when scandal forced him out of his professorship at Johns Hopkins ( where he had moved in 1903 ).
The money ran out again and in 1903 Buick was forced to raise more money via a $ 5, 000 loan from a friend and fellow car enthusiast, Benjamin Briscoe.
The effort failed, but persevering in the face of multiple setbacks and failures to the extent that he was forced to sell his personal belongings to continue the effort, Wainai finally succeeded in 1903 after a majority of trout fry he had released two years earlier survived.
Redistribution forced Ferguson into the Hamiota constituency for the 1903 election, and he lost to Liberal David Jackson by twenty-two votes.
On May 13, 1903, the Cupa Indians were forced to move to Pala, California on the San Luis Rey River, away.

1903 and concession
Reputedly as a concession to Ireland where the 1903 race was run ( racing was illegal on British public roads ), the British adopted shamrock green which became known as British racing green, although the winning Napier of 1902 had already been painted olive green.

1903 and territory
However, the French did not consolidate their control over the area until 1903, after having defeated the forces of Rabih in the battle of Kousséri, and established colonial administration throughout the territory.
Panama City was enriched by the past century of American influences in terms of additions to the country's Latin culture, economics ( the US was involved in development of roads, schools and medical care ), and international trade by the nearby Panama Canal, once was under US jurisdiction: the Canal Zone territory from 1903 to 1979.
Despite being trapped by ice for nearly fourteen months until February 1903, the expedition discovered new territory in Antarctica, the Kaiser Wilhelm II Land with the Gaussberg.
In 1902 British forces entered the territory, proclaiming British overrule and jurisdiction in 1903, initially as part of the Transvaal.
The island's east coast includes a territory known as the Carib Territory that was granted to the people by the British Crown in 1903.
The first leaders of the Soviet state Vladimir Lenin and Joseph Stalin were in exile on the territory of the nowadays krai in 1897 – 1900 and in 1903 respectively.
When it became evident that these efforts were coming to naught, Chamberlain, on 24 April 1903, offered Herzl a territory in East Africa.
From 1903 throughout most of the 20th century, the territory of McCreary County was dominated and controlled by Stearns company interests.
* Mauritania had two High commissioners, after having been a protectorate since 12 May 1903 ( under a single military Commandant ), from 18 October 1904 the French civil territory of Mauritania under a Commissioner ( part of French West Africa ( AOF ); under its Governor-general in Dakar, Senegal ), and since 12 January 1920 a French colony under a Lieutenant governor ( many incumbents, again under Dakar ), on 28 November 1958 obtaining autonomy ( as Islamic Republic of Mauritania ):
* In Niger, since 13 October 1946 an overseas territory of France ( part of French West Africa, see Senegal ) under a lieutenant-governor, on 19 December 1958 granted autonomy as Republic of Niger, there was a single High commissioner 25 August 1958 – 10 November 1960: Jean Colombani ( b. 1903 ), i. e. still several months after the formal 3 August 1960 independence whilst there was no President
Argentine presence in the territory dates to the foundation of the Orcadas Base, South Orkney Islands, in 1903.
Next, commercial relations were reestablished with Bolivia, while a part of the territory on the upper Purus and Juruá, militarily occupied ( March 1903 ) was declared litigious.
Such were the principal stipulations of the Treaty of Petrópolis ( November 17, 1903 ), through which Brazil acquired the future territory, now state of Acre.
After separation of Panama in 1903, was completely unknown the Act of 1870, and also the territory of the former region, was divided de facto into two parts: the majority remained in the new Republic of Panama, while a small portion remained in Colombia.
From 1903 to 1979 the territory was controlled by the United States, which had built the canal and financed its construction.
This was necessary due to the provisions of the Defence Act ( 1903 ) which precluded deploying the Militia outside of Australian territory, and as a result the government decided to use the Militia to provide a small cadre upon which the 2nd AIF would be raised, as well as to provide training to conscripts as part of the compulsory training scheme which was re-established in early 1940.
In 1903 the Rio Negro Palace saw the signing of the Treaty of Petrópolis with Bolivia, which gave Brazil the Acre territory.
On June 1, 1903, the Moro Province was created, which included " all of the territory of the Philippines lying south of the eight parallel of latitude, excepting the island of Palawan and the eastern portion of the northwest peninsula of Mindanao.
In 1903 Herero learned of a plan to divide their territory by a railway line and set up reservations where they would be concentrated ; this was also one of the reasons for the revolt.
Following Mahmud's death from cholera, the Acehnese proclaimed a young grandson of Tuanku Ibrahim, named Tuanku Muhammad Daud Syah, as Sultan Ibrahim Mansur Syah ( r. 1874 – 1903 ) and continued their struggle in the hills and jungle territory for ten years, with heavy casualties on both sides.
As the provisions of the Defence Act ( 1903 ) still precluded the Militia from being sent outside of Australian territory to fight, an all volunteer force was raised for overseas service known as the Second Australian Imperial Force.
The French did not establish a colonial administration until 1903, upon defeating Egyptian forces ( the territory was claimed by the Egyptian Sultan ).
A Civil Commissioner was appointed during 1902 ( the post was held by Sir James Haldane Stewart Lockhart until 1921 ) to manage the territory, and the Chinese Regiment was disbanded during 1903.

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