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Grover Cleveland would have been an unlikely candidate for President in any period of American history other than the one in which he served. Born in 1837 in New York, he worked as a lawyer in Buffalo ...

Cleveland ran for reelection with a new running mate and, thanks to some big government spending from Harrison and his administration — the treasury surplus was essentially depleted — the path to the ...

FILE - President Grover Cleveland poses for a photo on Aug. 9, 1892. (AP Photo, File) IP MN, SM. KEY S, RO. XMEH ...

Cleveland remains our only elected president (1884) to have lost a re-election bid (1888) — in a disputed vote — only to be re-elected four years later in 1892.

"He is the first president since Grover Cleveland to serve nonconsecutive terms, giving him a fresh start with a new team, a pliant Congress — and an unpopular predecessor to blame for the ...

Yes. President Grover Cleveland signed a congressional act to make Labor Day a federal holiday on June 28, 1894. Before that, more than 30 states were already officially celebrating it.