Grover Cleveland Rise From Obscurity To Presidency
A historical portrait traces Grover Cleveland from Cald well New Jersey birth in 1837 to law practice in Buffalo, his 1881 Buffalo mayoralty and 1882 governorship, culminating in 1884 election and 1885 inauguration as the twenty second president at age forty seven. It notes his cautious, steady nature, veto record, tariff dispute, and the 1886 marriage to Frances Folsom, the first White House wedding in history, amid press scrutiny and public gossip.
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Grover Cleveland
Caldwell
N. J
Buffalo
Erie County
Barfield
Cleveland
White House
Tss
New York
Anwilderness
Senate
Congress
Sthd Democrats
James Bchanan
Auarter
Achelor
Leveland
Albany
Oscar Folsom
Miss Folsom
Europe
America
New York Dock
John Tyler
Maryland
Wedded in White House 1864 to 1886 union details
Francesa Folsom born in Buffalo 1864. She graduated Wells College in 1885 and married President Cleveland in the White House on June 2, 1886. In 1913 she wed Prof Thomas J Preston at Princeton New Jersey.
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Francea Folsom
Buffalo
Wells College
President Cleveland
White House
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Princeton
N. J
Prague Bakule School Receives 25000 from Junior Red Cross
An anonymous donor provides 25000 to the Bakule school for crippled children in Prague, supported by the Junior Red Cross of America. Dr Bakule leads a remarkable program training disabled youths into self supporting instructors, with Frantik as a standout pupil.
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Junior Red Cross
Prague
Czecho-Slovakia
Bakule
Dr. Bakule
Red Cross
United States
Austria-Hungary
Junior
Red Cross of America
Tamas Bakule
Frantik
Frantis
Bakule School
Bakule Institution
War cripples beg under Vienna police permit
In Vienna war cripples wear military uniforms and beg in front of hotels and entente missions. The government grants a derisory pension but delays law enforcement, while authorities issue street begging licenses and force them to hawk state monopoly ads for cabarets, a repellent sight Renato a Valle reports from Il Giornale Ttalla Rome.
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Vienna
Renato A Valle
Il Giornale
Rituals and marriage jabs echo in a lodge tale and a Borneo rite
A witty wife scolds her ritual-obsessed husband who spends nights at lodges. The scene shifts to Borneo where two men gamble on clams in warmed water to determine who is right, a local divine sign.
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Court of Justice
Borneo
Borneo Court of Justice Term Contexts Vary in Migration Note
A fragment mentions a Borneo Court of Justice and a group of natives gathered by shores. The passage hints at a setting involving colonial or judicial themes and native communities, but missing full context prevents a clear incident or outcome.
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Borneo
Ram and beak of the swordfish and plant roundness
The article compares the swordfish ram with its long beak and notes the ram pierces wood and fish. It then explains why most plants and trees have round stems and trunks, arguing round shapes resist wind and structural stress, unlike square forms.
Lines to Be Remembered in Life and PURPOSE
The quote from Robert Louis Stevenson frames life as a journey to become our best selves. It emphasizes action toward growing capabilities and living with intention.
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lRobert Louis Stevenson
Round Pond and the rise of British naval spirit
The piece links Catherine of Braganza’s Hyde Park Round Pond to Britain’s sea supremacy, describing early boy sailors, mass produced ships, and sailor suits. It argues for a national focus on sea imagination, advocating a Round pond for American boys to foster ship experiment and naval spirit.
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Great Britain
Catherine
George
Royal Parks
Hyde Park
Kensington Gardens
London
America
United States
Life and Death in Unity and Spiritual Cycles
A meditation on life and death as successive states within a single unity. Forces aggregate into life, disperse into death, and circularly renew through spirituality and corruption, with unity as the governing criterion cited from H A Giles translation.
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H A. Giles
French olive oil farming yields and pruning rhythm
French farmers plant bushes four feet apart on slopes with southeastern exposure. Young shoots from five year old bushes are trimmed to about a foot, with buds removed to boost vitality and a larger second year crop. After seven years the bush is removed and replaced. The rose harvest begins in April and lasts through June.
Meaning of Word Hogan
The hut of the Navajo is called a hogan. It is a conical framework covered with poles bark and earth. The main beams turn north south and west with the entrance on the east side. Sometimes Pima shelters are also called hogans.
Toys Most Profitable Invention
Toys, as a whole, have yielded larger profits than any other class of inventions.
Water Storage By Winter Ice Proposed For Irrigation
A proposal suggests storing water as ice in winter to melt for irrigation in summer. It argues this could supply adequate water for small systems and reduce dam building costs while providing winter work for laborers traditionally idle in that season.
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