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Pennsylvanians in the Next Congress
The Keystone Delegation brings many new members, led by Alfred C. Harmer the oldest, with ten Democrats new to the House. Notable figures include Galusha Grow, James R. Young, Thad Mahon, and John Dalzell among others, as well as familiar staff and veterans shaping Pennsylvania’s position at the start of the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Alfred C. Harmer
Pennsylvania
Congress
Sibley
Franklin
Pennseylvania
House
Galusha A. Grow
Mr. Grow
Samuel A. Davenport
General Bingham
Steve
Dieneral Bingham
Hiia
Philadelphia
Morty-sixth
Congresa
Robert Adams, Jr
Charles O'Neil
Adams
Bear
Bertie
Mr. Adams
Howse
Washington
William McAleer
Down
McAleer
County Tyrone
Ireland
James RA. Young
Capitol
Senate
Jim Young
New York
Trme
Young
Harmer
Fifth
Reed
Maine
Tom” Butler
West Chester
Naval Affairs Committee
League Island Navy Yard
Butler
Leutenant
Marine Corps
Irving Price Wagner
M. I. Olmstead
Benedict
Olmsted
Virginia
JF. C. Wright
Framorrow
Joseph K. Thropp
N. Jack
Packer
Committee On Indian Affairs
Thad
Mahon
Brecksmith
Harrisburg
Frosius
Lancaster
Lincastir County
Ab. Krosius
Mr. Krosius
Datgell
Pittsburg
House of Representatives
Tom Treed
John Dalzell
Harry Bingham
Ernest F. Acheson
Washington County
United Presbyterian
Ferio
Twenty-fourth District
Acheson
Wicely
William Harrison Graham
Allegheny
Stone
Twenty-third
Graham
Proctor Knott
Duluth
Allerheny County
Presbyterian Church
Frank
Showalter
Joseph C. Sibley
Cleveland
Don Cameron
Harry D. Green
Daniel