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A coal-miners strike begins in Pennsylvania, during the course of which 140,000 workers would leave their jobs.
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Congress approves the Elkins Anti-Rebate Act, making it illegal for railroads to give rebates on their published freight rates.
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Roosevelt is inaugurated for his first full term as President of the United States, it establishing the first eighteen national monuments, including Devils Tower, Muir Woods, and Mount Olympus.
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The legislation calls for both an honest statement of food content on labels and for federal inspection of all plants engaging in interstate commerce.
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Theodore Roosevelt leaves on a yearlong African safari in order to avoid charges that he was attempting to run the White House from the shadows.