# Grover Cleveland

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State of the Union Addresses by United States Presidents (1893 - 1896)-Grover Cleveland

"State of the Union Addresses by United States Presidents (1893 by 1896)-Grover Cleveland" presents a collection of significant speeches delivered by President Grover Cleveland during a transformative period in American history. These addresses reflect the political, economic, and social issues of …

Cleveland County, Arkansas

This episode of 1836 continues the Counties of Arkansas series with the story of Cleveland County—a quiet, pine-covered south-central Arkansas county whose history reaches far beyond its population of about 7,500. Created in 1873 as Dorsey County and renamed in 1885 for President Grover Cleveland, …

How Every U.S. President Celebrated Christmas in the White House: Fascinating Holiday Traditions, Stories, and Surprising Firsts

Discover the fascinating, surprising, and sometimes emotional history of White House Christmas traditions in this special episode of the Podcast. From John Adams hanging laundry in the East Room to Joe Biden’s family-centered celebrations, learn how every U.S. president has celebrated Christmas in …

October 1: ND State Constitution at the North Dakota State Archives

For years, many residents in Dakota Territory wanted to split it into two halves, but it wasn’t until the Enabling Act, passed by the U.S. Congress and signed by President Grover Cleveland in February of 1889, that Dakota Territory was allowed to split into the separate states of North and South Da…

TTE Episode 89: "Corners of the Sophisticated Intellectuals"

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Tanejah explores the spaces and atmospheres where sophisticated intellectuals gather — from broad, universal environments to the quiet corners tucked away in Roanoke, VA. She continues her reflections on President Grover Cleveland, weaving his story into the larger…

25 Weirdest U.S. President Facts: Bizarre Stories, Scandals, and Surprising Secrets from American History

Discover the weirdest U.S. President facts you’ve never heard in this captivating episode of Podcast. From George Washington growing hemp at Mount Vernon (not the stoner folklore you might have heard!), to John Quincy Adams’ obsession with America’s first observatory, and Ronald Reagan’s jelly bean…

It’s Time for a Fiscal Commission to Fix the Debt w/Congressman Lloyd Smucker

Representative Lloyd Smucker, vice chair of the House Budget Committee and Republican from Pennsylvania, joins Brian Miller on the podcast today to talk debt, deficits, and a fiscal commission. The federal government now pays more than $1 trillion a year just in interest payments. That can’t last. …

The Gilded Age | Workers Revolt! | 5

As the century came to a close, labor unrest reached explosive new heights. Industrial expansion made businessmen and bankers rich. But workers faced low wages, long hours, and dangerous conditions. They sought strength in numbers, fighting for basic rights against the power of big business—and oft…

OBSCURE (BUT IMPORTANT) MIDTERMS 1886, 1914, 1898

Grover Cleveland, Woodrow Wilson and William McKinley's midterm elections are not remembered. But each one changed history in its own way. One confined a President, the other changed a party. And the third may have cemented America's place in the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit meg…

The Gilded Age: Season 4 - Trailer 2

The Gilded Age Season 4 Trailer 2 Breakdown The countdown to November 1 is on, and the second Gilded Age Season 4 trailer gave us plenty to chew on. Jason and Marissa break down every frame: Bertha and George Russell still living apart while a Rockefeller threatens George's empire, Agnes van Rhijn …