There were protests outside the German Embassy due to the legation refusing to offer condolences for the death of the late President. It also refused, at first, to fly its flag at half staff.
Later that day it relented and the flag was at half staff.
In Russia, where Easter Sunday was still a week a way, Czar Nicholas II, who would very soon be facing protests by those seeking "bread and revolution", presented the now famous Mosic Fabrege egg, created by Albert Holmström under the supervision of Peter Carl Fabergé, to Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, as well as giving his mother Maria Feodorovna another one which became known as the Catherine the Great egg.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Franklin D. Roosevelt dedicated the opening of the Cabrillo Bridge in San Diego.
A convention in Hot Springs, Arkansas which established the Pentecostal Assemblies of God branch of Protestantism adjourned. It is now the largest branch of Pentecostalism.
Charles Crupelandt won the 19th Paris–Roubaix tour.
Governor Carey was in an argument.
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