| Presidential Facts (V.P., Cabinet, Supreme Court, Election Results) |
| Winter in the White House years |
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September 14, 1901 - March 3, 1909
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| Vice President (1901 - 1905): | None |
| Vice President (1905 - 1909): | Charles Warren Fairbanks |
| Cabinet: | |
| Secretary of State: | |
| John M. Hay (1901 - 1905) | |
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Elihu Root (1905 - 1909) |
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| Robert Bacon (1909) | |
| Secretary of the Treasury: | |
| Lyman J. Gage (1901 - 1902) | |
| Leslie M. Shaw (1902 - 1907) | |
| George B. Cortelyou (1907 - 1909) | |
| Secretary of War: | |
| Elihu Root (1901 - 1904) | |
| William H. Taft (1904-1908) | |
| Luke E. Wright (1908 - 1909) | |
| Attorney General: | |
| Philander C. Knox (1901 - 1904) | |
| William H. Moody (1904 - 1906) | |
| Charles J. Bonaparte (1906 - 1909) | |
| Secretary of the Navy | |
| James D. Long (1901 - 1902) | |
| William H. Moody (1902 - 1904) | |
| Paul Morton (1904 - 1905) | |
| Charles J. Bonaparte (1905 - 1906) | |
| Victor H. Metcalf (1908 - 1909) | |
| Truman H. Newberry (1908 - 1909) | |
| Secretary of the Interior | |
| Ethan A. Hitchcock (1901 - 1907) | |
| James R. Garfield (1907 - 1909) | |
| Secretary of Agriculture | |
| James Wilson (1901 - 1909) | |
| Secretary of Commerce and Labor | |
| George B. Cortelyou (1903 - 1904) | |
| Victor H. Metcalf (1904 - 1906) | |
| Oscar S. Straus (1906 - 1909) | |
| Postmaster General | |
| Charles Emory Smith (1901 - 1902) | |
| Henry C. Payne (1902 - 1904) | |
| Robert J. Wynne (1904 - 1905) | |
| George B. Cortelyou (1905 - 1907) | |
| George von L. Meyer (1907 - 1909) | |
| Supreme Court Appointments: | |
| Oliver Wendell Holmes (1902 - 1932) | |
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William R. Day (1903 - 1922) |
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| William H. Moody (1906 - 1910) |
| Election Results: | |||
| Candidates |
Year
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Popular
Vote
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Electoral
Vote
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| William McKinley/T.Roosevelt vs. William Jennings Bryan |
1900 |
292 |
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Theodore Roosevelt |
1904 |
7,628,875 |
336 |
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Woodrow Wilson |
1912 |
6,301,254 4,127,788 3,485,831 |
435 88 8 |
| * In this the final election for TR, he ran on the Bull Moose ticket, against both the Republican and Democratic party candidates | |||
Sources:
Theodore Roosevelt Association Office
Miller, Nathan. Theodore Roosevelt, A Life, New York, William Morrow
and Company, Inc, 1992
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