Grover Cleveland's Rise From Caldwell to Presidency
The article traces Grover Cleveland's early life in Caldwell New Jersey and his progress from a quiet, ambitious boy under Rev Stephen Cleveland to a respected Buffalo lawyer and mayor. It covers his veto rich tenure, rise to governor of New York, and eventual nomination and victory for president in 1884.
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Caldwell, N.J
New York
James G. Blaine
Presbyterian Church
Caldwell
N. J
Stephen Grover
Grover Cleveland
United States
Stephen F. Cleveland
Ann Neal
Baltimore
Grover
Parson Cleveland
Fayetteville
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Buffalo
Cleveland
Charles J. Folger
William Cleveland
Congress
Benjamin Harrison
Indiana
Harrison
House of Representatives
John G. Carlisle
New York City
War Department
G. A R
Grover Cleveland's two presidencies in late 1800s
A historical sketch detailing Grover Cleveland's first term beginning 1885 with his inauguration and his controversial tariff policies, battles over patronage, the veto record, flag return orders, and the 1893 second term including family life, the 1890s tariff acts, and Monroe Doctrine stance. It notes Frances Folsom Cleveland's marriage and the political climate surrounding his elections and retirements.
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Frances Folsom
Ex President Cleveland and His Son Richard
The piece traces Grover Cleveland as a popular yet politically independent leader during his second term and his fall from favor after his 1896 renomination bid. It notes his role in the gold standard versus bimetallism, 1890 Sherman Act repeal, bond sales, and the 1897 transfer to McKinley, then highlights his retirement to Princeton and later public memory as a patriot and capable chief executive.
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America
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Health Lesson Prompts Kidney Filter Purities Allotment
A fragmented note references a health lesson stressing kidney filtration of purities and the use of onions and soy. The garbled text suggests guidance on dietary or health filtration themes without clear context or event details.
Relief for Women to Cure Consumption Claim
A short notice from Berson at Finch Ark asserts Foley and Tar claim they offer a remedy for consumption relief. The writing is informal and mentions products and promises without corroboration or medical endorsement.
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Hee Berson
Finch
Ark
Foley
Scout
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