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PRESIDENTS HOME PAGE Theodore Roosevelt 25th President Birth: October 27, 1858 at New York, New York Birthplace information from American Presidents.org New York, New York web site Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site Death: January 6, 1919 at Oyster Bay, New York Gravesite information from American Presidents.org Picture of Grave Biographies Grolier online biography White House biography Congressional biography Biography from infoplease.com ... Theodore Roosevelt by Edgar Lee Masters Books and Other Media Theodore Roosevelt : A Life Theodore Rex Theodore Roosevelt: The American Experience – VHS Tape Theodore Roosevelt : An Autobiography ... Search for books about Theodore Roosevelt Cabinet/Staff List by infoplease.com William Howard Taft - Secretary of War Election Results/Presidential Campaign Opponent: Alton B. Parker (D) Election Opponents: Woodrow Wilson (D) William Howard Taft (R) Election Roosevelt Campaign Memorabilia Events during Roosevelt’s administration and lifetime Outline of events during Roosevelt’s administration Theodore Roosevelt Time Line Military service Spanish-American War ... Nobel Peace Prize First lady and family Edith Roosevelt biography from Grolier online Edith Roosevelt biography from the White House Pictures of Edith Roosevelt from the Library of Congress Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt ... Theodore Roosevelt’s Family in World War I Genealogy Brian Tompsett’s US President genealogy page Genealogy of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin D. Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt's America A selected chronology of America during Theodore Roosevelt's time in office At the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York, anarchist Leon Czolgosz shoots President William McKinley. McKinley dies 8 days later. Vice-President Theodore Roosevelt, at 42, becomes the youngest U.S. president. Anthony F. Luchich drills at Beaumont, Texas, and taps a well that produces 110,000 barrels for oil per day. The Beaumont Field is now the biggest U.S. oil reserve known. President Roosevelt invites Booker T. Washington to dine at the White House, inciting white outrage across the South. Financier J.P. Morgan buys out Andrew Carnegie and offers public stock in his newly-formed United States Steel Corporation. Morgan now commands 65% of the U.S steel manufacturing output and Carnegie is now the richest man in the world. The second Hay-Pauncefote Treaty declares that the U.S has the right to build, own, and operate a canal across Central America. Film producer Walt Disney is born. Alabama institutes literacy tests to discourage voting among African Americans.

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Teacher's Guide Cowboy, soldier, explorer, scientist and president by the age of 42. But behind the success was a man haunted by tragedy. Program One "The Long Campaign" 1858-1901 TR is born into a wealthy New York family that has a strong sense of social justice. He fights his severe asthma through a strenuous exercise program. He be- comes New York State assemblyman. Then tragedy strikes with the untimely deaths of his beloved first wife and his mother. To escape his grief, he flees to the Dakota Badlands for the rigors of ranch life. When he returns, his political career flourishes; he eventually becomes William McKinley's Vice President. Program Two "The Bully Pulpit" 1901-1904 After McKinley's assassination, Roosevelt becomes an "accidental" president. Seeing himself as a crusader, TR uses the presidency to advance his agenda of social reform. He expands the power of the presidential office and comes to dominate American politics. Yet, the night he is elected to a second term, TR announces he will not run again, ultimately weakening his second term. Program Three "The Good Fight" 1905-1909 TR is just 46 years old when he is inaugurated as president. He builds the Panama Canal, wins the Nobel Prize for Peace, and combatively introduces widesweeping social reforms. As his presidency draws to a close, TR names his best friend, Secretary of War William Howard Taft, as his successor. Taft wins the 1908 election.

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Teddy Roosevelt and The Cracker Jack Bears "30 Miles to Yellowstone Park" This whimsical postcard was produced in 1907 for Rueckheim Bros. & Eckstein of Chicago, the makers of Cracker Jack, as a promotional advertisement (prizes in every box did not begin until 1912). The card made good use of the era's current postcard craze, the popularity of its President Theodore Roosevelt, and the country's infatuation with the teddy bear. After a famous incident a few years earlier in which Roosevelt refused to shoot a captured bear, the "teddy bear" became a permanent part of American culture.* "The stuffed bear associated Roosevelt with a lovable and cuddly identity..." (Keith Melder's Hail to the Candidate , Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington, 1992. p. 130). This was one of 16 "Cracker Jack Bears" postcards sent "free to anyone who will mail us ten sides from Cracker Jack packages reading 'The more you eat, the more you want.' " Only four years earlier, in April 1903, President Roosevelt enjoyed a much-publicized camping trip to Yellowstone, where he concluded his stay by dedicating the stone arch at the north entrance (see photo at bottom of page). Though in this spoof, TR appears "ready for bear" in reality he made it clear in 1903 he had no intention of hunting while in the park . (top caption) (second caption) (note on tree) (center) OH! Don't shoot Mr. President, we're the Cracker Jack Bears.

80. US Vice Presidents, 1901-1912 Charles W. Fairbanks Served under theodore roosevelt from 19051909 -us Senatefrom Indiana (1897-1905). Vice president of the United States (1905-09). http://www.angelfire.com/az/theredbadge/vps9.html

The Vice Presidents are listed in chronological order. For facts about and links to any Vice President, click on the name: John Adams Thomas Jefferson Aaron Burr George Clinton ... Dick Cheney EXTRA! CLICK HERE FOR 2000'S VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES Click here to send e-mail.     The Vice Presidents     of the United States Theodore Roosevelt   Charles W. Fairbanks   James Sherman   Theodore Roosevelt    Served under William McKinley 1901-1901 The Twenty-Fifth Vice President Born: October 27, 1858 Died: January 6, 1919 State: New York Party: Republican Graduated from Harvard University (1880). New York State Assembly (1882-84). After both his mother and first wife died (on the same day, February 14, 1884), he retired to his North Dakota ranch for two years. Unsuccessful candidate for Mayor of New York City (1886). Member of the U.S. Civil Service Commission (1889-95). President of the New York City Board of Police Commissioners (1895-97). Assistant Secretary of the Navy (1897-98).

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