Meanwhile, Botafogo and Flamengo claimed memorable group-stage victories over Paris St Germain and Chelsea respectively, ...

James Garfield, an Ohio House representative at the time, attends to give a speech in support of a presidential candidate that's against the spoils system. But then something unexpected happens.

The Garfield G-Men track and field team now has a track they can call home as the district hosted a grand opening ceremony last Saturday morning at the inaugural Harry Kraft Middle School ...

She accessorized her look with an elegant neckline and long, white gloves. Lucretia Rudolph Garfield’s Inaugural Gown From 1881 Library of Congress Obviously, fashion has come a long way since ...

Presenter David Lintern will discuss, “James A. Garfield the Early Years.” Lintern has been an interpreter/tour guide and providing programs at the JAG National Historic Site since 2005.

President James A. Garfield was not from Cincinnati. He was from Ohio, though – born in the former Orange Township in Cuyahoga County in 1831. Yet, he has a statue in Piatt Park (formerly ...

Another “year of three presidents” occurred 40 years later in 1881. President Rutherford Hayes left office, and new President James Garfield moved into the White House on March 4, 1881. In his forward ...

James Polk takes the presidential oath in this illustration of his inauguration. Polk's inauguration was the first to be published as an illustration in newspapers. (Library of Congress) ...

After President James Garfield was shot in 1881, then-Vice President Chester A. Arthur took the oath of office in New York City at his private residence shortly after Garfield's death.

After just 200 days in office — a presidency historians called “impactful,” if short — an “embittered attorney” passed over for a consular post shot President James A. Garfield at a ...

This custom, started by President James Garfield in 1881, has grown to include military and civilian participants from across states. Milestones have marked the parade's history.

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