In the grand scheme of things, there has been Michigander who shaped impacted the presidency more than any other. Even more ...

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Religion in public schools With the controversial Blaine Amendment 150 years ago, Maine Representative James G. Blaine tried to establish federal prohibitions on using tax dollars for religious ...

DEATH OF JAMES G. BLAINE; THE PHYSICIANS HARDLY KNEW WHEN THE END CAME. THE LIGHT OF LIFE WENT OUT FROM EXHAUSTION -- THE DOCTORS SAY HE HAD LONG BEEN AFFLICTED WITH A COMPLICATION OF DISEASES ...

They’re named for Maine’s James G. Blaine, an 1870s U.S. House speaker and the 1884 Republican presidential nominee.

So Minnesota: James G. Blaine This week, we elected the next president of the United States. One politician left a mark in Minnesota after getting a city named after him — James G Blaine.

Well, until recently. In 1884, Democratic New York Gov. Grover Cleveland was pitted against prominent Republican congressional leader James G. Blaine. It was a knockdown, drag-out war of attrition.

That year the candidate was GOP Sen. James G. Blaine, who addressed a crowd of hundreds of Protestant clergy, gathered at Manhattan’s old Fifth Avenue Hotel, a white marble palace that sat ...

In 1884, the surprise emerged when a group of religious leaders endorsed Republican candidate James G. Blaine in late October. Overshadowing the endorsement was a foolhardy rhetorical flourish ...

PHILADELPHIA, Pennsylvania (WPVI) -- Students from Fox Chase Farm founded the 'Blaine Buddies initiative' to give back to the James G. Blaine School community, which was affected by a nearby ...

Blaine was smart, powerful, and a bit of a crook. Called “Slippery Jim,” for among other things, taking bribes from railroad companies, he was summed up by the taunt, “Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine, ...

Thirty-seven states have nonsectarian provisions, which are often called Blaine amendments and are named after former House Speaker James G. Blaine, according to the New York Times.