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Birth of Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt was birthed by his mother, Martha Roosevelt, at 28 East 20th Street in Manhattan. -
First Holding of Office
Theodore Roosevelt is made president after the assassination of McKinley on Sept. 6th. -
The Coal Strike of 1902
Eastern Pennsylvanian coalminers threaten to go on strike, limiting winter coal supply. -
Elkins Act Passed
Stops railroads from charging rebates, sets maximum rates for companies. -
Pelican Island Established
Pelican Island is established as the first national wildlife reserve. Creating the National Wildlife Refuge System. -
Yosemite Becomes Federally-owned
California State gifts Yosemite to the United States federal government. -
The Pure Food and Drug Act
The government passes over 200 laws, regulating food and drug. -
Devil's Tower, First National Monument
Theodore Roosevelt proclaimed the Devil's Tower, as the first national monument. -
Theodore Roosevelt Leaves Office
William Howard Taft proceeded Roosevelt with his support, winning the presidency. -
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Roosevelt Goes to Africa
Theodore and his son, Kermit, ventured to Africa with the Smithsonian, photographing over 11,000+ items. -
Theodore Roosevelt Loses Election
As nominee of the Bull-Moose party, Roosevelt lost to the Democratic nominee, Woodrow Wilson.