Official Congressional Directory, Volume 59, Issue 2, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1906 Includes maps of the U.S. Congressional districts. |
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59th Mar admitted appointed Assistant attorney avenue born Bureau chairman charge Charles Chief Clark clerk College Columbia Committee common schools Consul-general Consular agent County December delegate Democrat Department deputy consul DISTRICT East educated elected Envoy Extraordinary expire March Extraordinary and Minister Fifty-eighth Congresses Fifty-fourth Fifty-ninth Congress Fifty-seventh and Fifty-eighth Frank Allee George graduated Henry Hernando D Illinois Indiana Iowa James January Jersey John Joseph June K street Kansas Kentucky legislature Levi Ankeny Louis married Massachusetts Michigan Minister Plenipotentiary Mississippi Navy North Dakota November Ohio Pennsylvania Philadelphia Population 1900 Post-Office practice of law President Prohibitionist public schools receiving reelected Republican Rhode Island Rhode Island avenue seat March Second Secretary Secretary of Legation Señor Don served service will expire South Carolina street studied law term of service Texas Thomas took his seat United States Senate University Vice and deputy Vice-consul votes Washington William York City
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