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- Born: October 4, 1822
- Political Party: Republican
- Administration: 1877 - 1881
- Vice President(s): Willam A. Wheeler
- Succeeded by: James A. Garfield
- Secretary of State: William Maxwell Evarts
- Spouse: Lucy Webb Hayes
- Occupation: Lawyer
- Died: January 17, 1893
- Wounded 4 times during Civil War
- Served 2 different terms as Governor of Ohio
- First President to have a telephone and typewriter in White House
- Began the annual Easter Egg Roll on White House lawn
- Middle Name: Birchard
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Rutherford B. Hayes took off in 1877 and during his four year term as president, he fought for African-American rights, ended Reconstruction, served as a judge during Argentina's War of the Triple Alliance and signed a bill which granted permission for female attorneys to debate cases in front of the Supreme Court. -
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Perhaps one of Hayes' most memorable domestic incidents involves his decision to use federal military force to end a the Great Railroad Strike of 1877. Over 70 people were killed during this effort and much fear was aroused regarding the future of government intervention in labor strikes. -
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Rutherford B. Hayes Timeline
- 1822: Born October 4th in Delaware,Ohio
- 1864: Wounded 4th time in Civil War at Battle of Cedar Creek,Virginia
- 1868-72: Served as the 29th Governor of Ohio
- 1876-77: Served at the 32nd Governor of Ohio
- 1877: Elected President in a disputed elections against Samuel J. Tilden
- 1877: Only Elected President to be wounded in Civil War
- 1877: First President to have a telephone & typewriter in White House
- 1878: First to have the annual "Egg Roll" on White House lawn
- 1881: Announced would not run for reelection and was succeeded by James A. Garfield
- 1893: Died January 17th in Fremont, Ohio
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