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The United States on March 11, 1895
Who held every office, how Congress and the Court were made up, and what happened within a week. Diff this day against today →
President
ClevelandGrover Cleveland D · since Mar 4, 1893
Senate
30 D · 21 R55 senators · 54th Congress
House
—0 representatives
Supreme Court
7 R · 2 D9 justices by appointing party
Union
44 states15 amendments in force
Public debt
$1.6Bas of Jul 1, 1894
1895-03-11/executiveThe administrationPresident Grover Cleveland D
since Mar 4, 1893
Vice President Adlai Ewing Stevenson D
1895-03-11/congress54th Congress1895-03-11/supreme-courtThe benchStephen Johnson Field R
Associate Justice · appointed by Abraham Lincoln · since Mar 10, 1863
John Marshall Harlan R
Associate Justice · appointed by Rutherford B. Hayes · since Nov 29, 1877
Horace Gray R
Associate Justice · appointed by Chester A. Arthur · since Dec 20, 1881
Melville Weston Fuller D
Chief Justice · appointed by Grover Cleveland · since Jul 20, 1888
David Josiah Brewer R
Associate Justice · appointed by Benjamin Harrison · since Dec 18, 1889
Henry Billings Brown R
Associate Justice · appointed by Benjamin Harrison · since Dec 29, 1890
George Shiras, Jr. R
Associate Justice · appointed by Benjamin Harrison · since Jul 26, 1892
Howell Edmunds Jackson R
Associate Justice · appointed by Benjamin Harrison · since Feb 18, 1893
Edward Douglass White D
Associate Justice · appointed by Grover Cleveland · since Feb 19, 1894
1895-03-11/weekWithin a week · Mar 4, 1895 – Mar 18, 1895Ruling Bell Silver and Copper Mining Company v. First National Bank of Butte
Mar 4, 1895 · 156 U.S. 470
Ruling St. Louis, Cape Girardeau and Fort Smith Railway Company v. Missouri ex rel. Merriam
Mar 4, 1895 · 156 U.S. 478
Ruling National Cash Register Company v. Boston Cash Indicator and Recorder Company
Mar 4, 1895 · 156 U.S. 502
Ruling New Orleans City and Lake Railroad Company v. Louisiana ex rel. City of New Orleans
Mar 4, 1895 · 157 U.S. 219
Ruling Pennsylvania Railroad Company v. Wabash, St. Louis and Pacific Railway Company
Mar 4, 1895 · 157 U.S. 225
Ruling Seeberger v. Wright and Lawther Oil and Lead Manufacturing Company
Mar 18, 1895 · 157 U.S. 183
Each office is shown as it stood at the end of the day. Cabinet records come from Wikidata and have gaps for some historical offices.