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BENJAMIN HARRISON

By: Dali Cansino


About Benjamin Harrison

• Benjamin was our 23rd president of the United States


of America.

• Benjamin got elected in the year of 1889.

• The popular vote for Benjamin was 5,443,892.

• The election vote was 223.

• He did win Iowa’s vote.

• He was 56 when he became president


• He was born on August 20, 1833 in North
Bend ,Ohio.

• Benjamin Harrison attended at farmer’s college in


Oxfrod Ohio.

• After completing with college , he studied law and


got married to Caroline Scott.

• They later had two children . - Russell Benjamin


Harrison and Mary Scott Harrison .

• He died on March 13 , 1901 in Indianapolis ,


Indiana.
vice president
- The vice president was levi P
Morton.
- He was 68 when he was vice
president
- The salary earned was about
$50,000.
- More info.

• Benjamin Harrison followed the example of his


grandfather William Henry Harrison all the way to
the White House.

• Before the end of his first term in 1892, he lost his


bid for reelection to Grover Cleveland by a wide
margin; he remained active in public life as a lawyer
and public speaker until his death in 1901.
More info.
- He didn't die in office.
- He died because he had
pneumonia , in the year of
1901.
-Secretary of State
James G. Blaine (1889-92)
John W. Foster (1892-930

-Secretary of the Treasury


William Windom (1889-91)
Charles Foster (1891-93)

-Secretary of War
Redfield Proctor (1889-91)
Stephen B. Elkins (1891-93)
Scandal

• Benjamin Harrison found himself with a massive


budget left over from past administrations that had
existed since the Civil War. The reason was for
importing goods, combined with little government
spending. Harrison would go on to use much of this
surplus, marking the first time federal spending
went more than $1 billion a year.
sources

• http://www.potus.com/bharrison.html

• http://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/benjamin-harrison

• https://www.biography.com/people/benjamin-harrison-9329317

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_presidential_election,_1888

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