Official Congressional DirectoryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1896 Includes maps of the U.S. Congressional districts. |
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54th Mar admitted appointed Army Assistant attorney avenue NW born Carolina census of 1890 chairman Charles Chicago Chief clerk College Columbia Commercial agent committee common schools Congresses and reelected Congressional districts Consul-general Consular agent convention court Dakota delegate Democrat Department deputy consul Division.-Chief educated elected elector engaged expire March farm Fifth district Fifty-first Fifty-fourth Congress Fifty-second Fifty-third and reelected Fifty-third Congresses Fourth district Franklin George George W graduated H street NW Henry Illinois Indian Iowa James Jefferson Joseph legislature Massachusetts Mississippi North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania Population by Congressional Population by counties Populist Post-Office practice of law practiced law president Prohibitionist Regiment removed Republican national convention Second district Secretary served service will expire South Dakota studied law Tennessee term of service Texas Third district Thomas took his seat Total for 1890 United States Senate Vice and deputy Vice-consul Virginia votes for John Washington West Wisconsin York City