Career of Grover Cleveland - Lawyer, Politician, Statesman
Sheriff of Erie County, NY, 1870-73
Mayor of Buffalo, NY, 1882
Governor of New York, 1883-85
Place of Death - Grover Cleveland died June 24, 1908 in his home in Princeton, New Jersey
Grover Cleveland was buried in Princeton, New Jersey
Next President: President Benjamin Harrisonand following his second term President William McKinley

Major Events during his presidency 1885 - 1889

• Presidential Succession Act (1886)

• Dedication of Statue of Liberty (1886)
• Interstate Commerce Act (1887)
• Dawes Severalty Act (1887)

Major Events during his presidency 1893 - 1897

• Panic of 1893

• Chicago World's Fair (1893)
• Pullman's Strike (1894)

Presidential Facts and Trivia in response to the question who was President Grover Cleveland

• Description of President Grover Cleveland - Height 5 feet 11 inches

• Grover Cleveland weighed 250 pounds
• Grover Cleveland Nicknames - "Big Steve", "Uncle Jumbo"
• Scandal: Cleveland was involved in a sex-scandal in which he was accused of fathering a son out of wedlock with Maria Halpin in 1874
• Grover Cleveland Age at Inauguration - 47 years old
• Grover Cleveland saw himself as the watchdog of Congress
• Cleveland sent federal troops to crush the the Pullman Car workers' strike in Illinois
• Cleveland was opposed to the temperance movement
• Grover Cleveland threatened Great Britain with war over a a boundary dispute between Venezuela and Britain
• Grover Cleveland Age at Death - 71 years old
• Cleveland was the only President to serve non-consecutive terms
• Grover Cleveland was the sixth cousin once removed of Ulysses S Grant
• Presidential Facts and Trivia in response to the question who was Grover Cleveland