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Serafin Fanku, a director, actor, playwright, and People's Artist, passed away.

In Korçë, Spiridon Ilo, a musician and patriot, was born. He was a signatory of Albania's Declaration of Independence.

In Rranxa of Bushat, Mark Çuni, a martyr of the Catholic Church, was born. He completed his primary education in his hometown.

Llazar (Zai) Fundo, a political activist, was executed without trial.

On the road between Abria and Likoc in the municipality of Skënderaj, Shpëtim Robaj, a doctor, anesthesiologist, and martyr, was killed.

In the Laura Monastery on Mount Athos (Eastern Greece), Jan Kukuzeli, a prominent figure in Byzantine musical culture, singer, composer, and music theorist, passed away.

Luigi Gjura, a political figure and Arbëresh engineer, passed away.

At Klemnet Miraj was born in Selcë of Kelmendi, a Catholic cleric and director of the Archaeological Museum.

The First Arbëresh Congress for the language convened, an assembly of the Arbëresh of Italy at the end of the 19th century, aimed at coordinating the efforts of patriots regarding issues of the Albanian language and the struggle for the Independence of Albania.

In Cairo, the first issue of the magazine "Toska" (1901–1902) was published, a political, social, cultural, and literary magazine; some of the writings were in French.