James A. Garfield

James Garfield went to grade school in Orange County, Ohio, near where he lived. He spent one year at the Geauga Academy in Chester, Ohio and went on to the Eclectic Institute (now Hiram College) in Hiram, Ohio for three years He then entered Williams College in Williamstown , Mass., with junior standing and graduated with honors in 1856.

No. President Garfield had the second shortest term at six months. The shortest term was served by William Henry Harrison, who fell ill following his inauguration and died of pneumonia after only one month in office.

September 19, 1881. He was not yet 50 years old. He was the victim of a deranged assassin, Charles J. Guiteau, who shot him on July 2, 1881, causing a series of health problems that ultimately led to his death several months later.

The most notable thing Garfield did in his 200 days as president was to to stand up to the Stalwarts and appoint his own man to the prize plum of collector of the port of New York. The losing battle ended the power of Senator Roscoe Conkling as a party boss and paved the way to civil service reform. Garfield's one and only executive order was to give executive government workers the day off on May 30, 1881, in order to decorate the graves of those who died in the Civil War. He launched a investigation into the way that postal "Star" route contracts were awarded , leading to the exposure of the Star Route scandal.

Abram Garfield died from some type of complications from a cold, possibly aggravated by smoke inhalation since he died soon after he had spent time fighting a forest fire. He died on May 3, 1833 at age 33.

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He was a school teacher, minister, Major General during the US Civil War and a noteworth hero at the Battle of Chickamauga, a Congressman and a Senator. Since he was assassinated while in office he had no post-Presidential career.

Because he had failed to receive a patronage appointment.

Chester Alan Arthur , who was elected vice president, became the 21st President when James Garfield died from an assassin's bullet. Arthur took office on September 20,1881 and served out the term which ended March 4,1885.

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James A. Garfield was a meat eater. He did not like to eat vegetables very much. His most favorite known snack is Vienna Sausages.

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The assassnation was on 2 July 1881 but he did not die until 19 September 1881.

Sir Garfield Sobers was born to parents Charles and Violet Sobers. His father, Charles, worked as a carpenter, while his mother, Violet, was a homemaker. The couple raised Garfield in Bridgetown, Barbados, where he developed a passion for cricket from a young age. Their support and encouragement played a significant role in his development as a cricketer.

Taylor died of a stomach virus, Harrison died of pneumonia, and Garfield died after being shot.

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Ninth President of the United States William Henry Harrison passed away of causes related to pneumonia, which he suffered having read the longest inaugural address in United States presidential history.

James A. Garfield passed away 80 days after being shot. Doctors who examined him used a metal detector to attempt to locate the bullet inside him, but did not think to move him off his metal bedsprings, therefore the doctors kept poking him with metal probes, introducing infection to his body.

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