Presidents and First Ladies Trivia

[RJNorton]

Which President (as ex-President) was once hospitalized in a hospital whose name was the same last name as his?

[L Verge]

If Garfield was ever hospitalized in D.C., I'll take a stab at that 'cause our city had a Garfield Hospital.

[RJNorton]

That is sure a good try, Laurie, but it's not Garfield.

[Gene C]

I was going to say General Eisenhower......General Hospital,
but you said last names.

I'll guess Mt Sinai Roosevelt Hospital (New York) and FDR. No scratch that, you said ex President.

Truman Medical Center and Harry Truman. And that's my final answer.
Maybe.

[RJNorton]

Good job, Gene! You are half right. You have the right hospital in New York. So who was the ex-President who was hospitalized there?

[Gene C]

Teddy Roosevelt ?

[RJNorton]

Yes, Gene! On November 11, 1918, former President Teddy Roosevelt was admitted to that hospital. You win, Gene!

[Gene C]

Well all this talk about hospitals reminds me of a song

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1wOK9yGUYM

[Eva Elisabeth]

Yes, Gene! On November 11, 1918, former President Teddy Roosevelt was admitted to that hospital. You win, Gene!

I bet he took a teddy bear with him...

[RJNorton]

"Sir, I wish you to understand the true principles of the government. I wish them carried out. I ask nothing more."

These were the last words of a President. Who said these words?

[Eva Elisabeth]

Sounds early 19th century, and someone who died in office. Harrison?

[RJNorton]

Excellent, Eva. It was William Henry Harrison. It is not known to whom these words were directed. My source suggests the words were meant for John Tyler (not present in the bedroom at the time), but it's just a guess.

You win, Eva!

[Wild Bill]

I bet he said them to Henry Clay

[RJNorton]

Sure could be, Bill. Wasn't Clay actually still considered the (acknowledged) Whig Party leader despite not being the party's Presidential nominee?

[RJNorton]

This girl later became a First Lady. Who is she?