Mary Dadgers in Next Congress a Wide Republican Majority
From unofficial lists of the 59th congress elected, Republicans gain a large majority over Democrats in the present House. The report itemizes state by state delegations with many named members and notes shifts, new faces, and party strength across Alabama to Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Minnesota
New York
Keifer
Alexander A. Mel Dowell
House of Representatives
Alabama
G. W. Taylor
A. A. Wiley
H. D. Clayton
J. Bowie
J.T. Hettia
J. M
EB. A. Hayes
J. C. Needham
James McLachlan
8. C. Smith
Messrs. Gillett
Hayes
Badger
Viroqua
Julius Kahn
Livernash
Lawrence Barrett
Colorado
F. E. Brooks
R. W- Bonynge
H. M. Hogg
Connecticut
G. L. Liey
Henry
N. D. Sperry
F. B. Brandegee
E. J HN
Nigraware
Hire R. Burton
Reepublican
Florida
S. M. Sparkmen
Sank Clark
W._H. Lamar
Georgii—H. E. Lester
J. MM. Gri
B. Lewis
W. @. Adamson
Livingston
C. Ju. Bartlet
Gordon Lee
W. M. Howard
Bontel
G. &. Poss
H. M. Scapp
C. E. Piller
R. Tt. Hitt
BF. Marsh
G W. Pringe
J. ¥. Graff
J. A. Sterling
GW. Smith
Mr. Rainey
Illinois
Pleasant T. Chapman
J. Ry
Williams
Cavint
Martin &. Madden
Martin Emerich
C. ¥. Wharwn
G. P. Foster
Antony Michalek
James McAndrews
Charles McGavin
FP. Mahoney
W. 3. McNinley
Vespasian Warner
Frank L. Dickson
Joseph B. Crowley
Zeno J. Stives
Ti. F. Caldwell
Indiana
James A. Hemenway
Joan C. Cheney
W. T. Zener
Lincoln Dixon
T. S. Holliday
James
R. W. Miers
St. Louis Conception
James M Robinson
Fort Wayne
Newton W. Gilbert
Appropriations
Senate
Elec Charles W. Fairbanks
Towa
Thomas Hedge
Albert F. Dawson
B. P. Birdsall
G. N. Haugen
R. G. Cousins
J. F. Lacey
J. A. Troll
W. P. Hepburn
W. J. Smith
J. P. Connér
EB. H. Hubbard
Preston
Hawkeye
Martin J. ‘Wade
Town City
Leonard Lottridge
West Sales
Internal Revenue
Old Guard
Jeremiah M. Rusk
Sunflower State
Kentucky
O'lle M. James
O. Stanley
W. H H. Jones
D. H. Smith
Swagar Sherley
J. L. Rhivack
South Trimble
G. G. Gilbert
4. B. Bennett
Frank A. Kopkins
D.C. Edwards
Messrs. Jones
Bennett
Louisiana
Adolph Meyer
R. F. Broussard
Phanor Brenzeaie
J. E.rausdell
SM. Robertgon
A. P. Pujo
Democrata
Maine
Amos L. Allen
Charles F. Littlefield
B.C. Burleigh
Liewellyn Powe
Allen
Photas B. Reed
Congress
Littleheld
Messrs. Powers
Burleigh
Maryland
T. A. Smith
J. &. C. Talbott
John Gill
F.C. Wachter
Sydney E. Mudd
George A. Pearce
Wachter
Baltimore
McLane
Weehter
Board of
Alderman
Masachusetts
George P. Lawrence
Frederick H. Gillett
Rockwood Hoar
Q. Tirrell
Buller Ames
A. P. Gardner
E. W. Heserts
W. McCall
J. A. Kelliher
W. S. McNary
J. A. Sullivan
W. Weeks
Greene
W. C. Layering
Bay
Kelliher
McNary
Sullivan
Rockwood Hour
George F. Hoar
Weeks
Butyler Ames
Diistriet
Benjamin F. Butler
Adelbert Ames
Butler
Michigan
Edwin Denby
G. E. Townsend
Washington Gardner
E. L. Hamilton
W. A. Smith
W. Smith
Heary McMorran
J. W. Fordney
R. P. Lishon
GA. Loud
A. B. Darragh
H. Olin Young
Mr. Denby
Wolverine
Alfred Lucking
Detroit
Rust
Sam” Stephenson
Wretchtrut -Sake Stephenson
James A. Tawney
James T. McCleary
Gr, Davis
F. C. Stevens
Loren Fletcher
C. B. Bucman
A. J. Volstead
J. Adam Bede
Halvor Steenerson
James A. Tawhey
University of Wisconsin Law School
Gettysburg
America
McCleary
River Falls Normal School
House
United States
District of Minnesota
Cleveland
Halvor Steeverson
Pleasant Springs
Dane County
Mississippi
E. S. Candler
Thomas Spight
B. G. Humphreys
John Welborn
Richard Bartholdt
M. B. Rhoder
W. T. Tindsll
C. M. Shartel
A. P. Murphy
Bartholdt
Ellie Hae
W.S. Cowherd
National Democratic Congresional Committee
Montana
1902 Delegation in Congress by State and Party
An overview lists members by state with party, noting Republicans dominate most delegations. New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Wisconsin, and Texas show multiple incumbents and several new faces, while some states like Tennessee and Rhode Island feature mixed party representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Dixon
Kinkaid
McCarthy
Stoughton
Congress
Mary Holland Kinkaid
Milwaukee
Nevada
J. A. Yerington
C. D. van Duzer
New Hampshire
Cyrus A. Sulloway
Frank D. Currier
Mr. Sulloway
Rusk
New Jersey
Henry UC
Toudenslater
J. J. Gardner
New York
Roswell P. Flower
C. A. Towne
Minnesota
Page Morris
Duluth
United States Senate
K. Davis
Clapp
Davis
North Carolina
J. H. Souil
Claude Kitchin
G. Te. Thomas
W. W. Kitchin
G.B. Pat
N. Page
Spencer Slackburn
Webb
J. M. Guigser, Jr
Mr. Blackburn
North Dakota
Thomas F. Marshall
A. J. Grouna
Ohio
Nicholas Lodgworth
H. P. Goebel
RM. Nevin
H. ¢. Garber
W. W. Campbell
T. FE. Scroggy
J. Warren Eter
R. D. Cole
J. . Southard
H. T. Bannon
Grosvenor
E. J. Taylor
G. B. Mouser
A. R. Weber
G. Dawes
C. la. Weems
L. F. Smyse
James Kennedy
We Thomas
Ae Beidler
EL Burton
Mr. Dawes
Meral Re R Dawes
The
Iron Brigade
Juneau County
Wisconsin
J. Warren Keifer
Hoe
Tg House
Southard
Jones
Burton
Garber
Oregon
Binger Hermano
John N.O Williamson
Pennsylvania
H. H — Bingham
Robert Adams, Jr
G. A. Castor
R. O Moon
E. de Y. Morrell
GD. McCreary
T. S.duller
P. Wanger
H. Burd Cassell
Dale
H. W. Palmer
G. R. Patterson
Clerk McDowell
House of Representatives
Rhode Island
WW. Granges
Adin B. Gaprow
South Carolina
J. S. Legare
J. C. Patterson
Wratt Aiken
J. Z. Johnson
Funeral notes and stock concerns in brief
News in brief reports the funeral of Rear Admiral Joan Bartlett in Lonsdale. Kilng Leopold’s Belgian horses at the Chicago livestock show. nine colleges spon- soring a student judging contest. Anchorage of Spain's peace conference invitation. Nasdaq and Des Moines loan prosecutions. a New York brokerage firm Jacob Barry & Co. assigns liabilities of 200000 with assets 159000 to 209000. A Brooklyn hotel death identified as Christine Voigt from Iowa prompts anxiety about a gas suicide. The report notes shifts in Union Theological Seminary and a possible $250000 gift to a church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan, R. Bartlett
Lonsdale
Wallace Kirk
James
The
Hague
Nan Patterson
Haveeen
Supreme Court
York Amill
Des Moines
Letsou Balhell
Sing
United States
Jacob Barry & Co
New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Com Eorns
Williamsburg
Jeesle Volt
Iowa
Brooklyn
David Schley Schaff
Western Theological Seminary
Pittsburg
Union Theological Seminary of
Wisconsin Tobacco Drop Ties to Sugar Beet Decline
Madison November 25 Wisconsin tobacco acreage dropped sharply from last year due to sugar beet displacing tobacco in several counties and poor tobacco prices. The state report shows average yield per acre slightly lower than 1903 with New England leading in quality. Wisconsin ranks midpack, while several counties report substantial decreases and beet crops rise in place of tobacco.
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Madison
Department of
Wisconsin
York
Ohio-Miami Valley
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Miami Valley
Georgia
Florida
United States
Rock
Dante
Vernon
Columbia
Edgerton
Lsit Ugk
Cererereee Aeats
Jefferson
Monroe
Bove Vernon
Tobacco
Rock, Dane
Dunn
Chippewa
State Department of Ar
Padge
Farmers Hope for Rain to Harvest Tobacco
Farmers anxiously await rain or heavy mist to strip and season remaining tobacco on poles. Some have already harvested and sold, while others hold crops and funds, wary of price changes if delayed. Earlier delivery yields better value. securing payment reduces debt, insurance costs, and storage worries.
Three Children Die In Fact Accidents In One Hour
An Amekeesport bulletin reports Salordsy Mary Wardak aged 10 was decapitated by a streetcar. Thomas Cavanaugh aged 12 was fatally shot by 11 year old John Sheehan. Oscar Nordquist aged 13 died after being hit by a train while ambulance waited at a railroad crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amekeesport
Mary Wardak
Thomas Cavanaugh
John Sheehan
Cavanaugh
Osear Nordquist
Green Bay Alderman Fined for Bribe Indictments
Green Bay Wis Nov. An Alderman J J Schwartz pleaded guilty to three indictments alleging bribes. Sentenced with fines. Bribes involved sewer contractor Irgym MH Schaefer and former Assemblyman Vivian BE Fiogy gan, a brickmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Pacl
J.J. Schwartz
Irgym MH
Patrol Wagon Accident Injures Brooklyn Police Reserves
New York reports a patrol wagon from Canarsie police station in Brooklyn overturned while responding to a fire alarm. The crash injures the driver and three reserves, with two possibly fatally hurt as the wagon nearly somersaulted and occupants were thrown to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canarsie
Brooklyn
Sundstrom may have been killed by stray bullet
Escanaba Michigan reports Ole Sundstrom, a homesteader, may have been accidentally shot while at work in the woods. He was last seen Monday near his log house site as hunters frequent the area since deer season opened. A large hunting party plans to scour the woods in search of clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Escanaba
Mich
Nev
Ole Sundstrom
Beiieve
Niinters
Bors
Vicinney
Sundstrom
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Mary Dadgers
California
J. W. Ganes
L- B. . Siwms
D. Gerrete
R- Paterson
Messrs. Brownlow
Bale
Brownlow
ga—Morris Sheppard
Gordon Rasaull
B. Randal
Scott Field
A. W. Gregs
I. M. Pinckney
G. F. Burgess
Burleson
Messrs. Cooper
Stafford
Weisige
Esch
Quarles
Wyoming
F. W. Mondell
Arizona
M. A. Smith
New Mexico
W. H. Andrews
Oklahoma
Bird S. McGuire
Hawaii
Jonah Kalaniansole
Republicus
Porto Rico
Julian Laraminaya
Badger State
Bama
Vernonstone
Washington Washburn
Waukesha
Waupaca
Winnebago
Finnegan
Pontilais
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