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Mayors of St. Paul, Minnesota
Mayors of St. Paul, 1854-2007 (may be incomplete!)
David
Olmsted 1854-55
Alexander
Ramsey 1855-56
George
L. Becker 1856-57
John
B. Brisbin 1857-58
Norman
W. Kittson 1858-59
Daniel
A. Robertson 1859-60
John
S. Prince 1860-63
John
E. Warren 1863-64
Jacob
H. Stewart 1864-65
John
S. Prince 1865-67
George
L. Otis 1867-68
Jacob
H. Stewart 1868-69
James
T. Maxfield 1869-70
William
Lee 1870-72
Jacob
H. Stewart 1872-75
James
T. Maxfield 1875-78
William
Dawson 1878-81
Edmund
Rice 1881-83
Christopher
D. O'Brien 1883-85
Edmund
Rice 1885-87
Robert
A. Smith 1887-92
Frederick
P. Wright 1892-94
Robert
A. Smith 1894-96
Frank
B. Doran 1896-98
Andrew
R. Kiefer 1898-1900
Robert
A. Smith 1900-08
Daniel
W. Lawler 1908-10
Herbert
P. Keller 1910-14
Winn
Powers 1914-16
Vivian
R. Irvin 1916-18
Laurence
C. Hodgson 1918-22
Arthur
E. Nelson 1922-26
Laurence
C. Hodgson 1926-30
Gerhard
J. Bundlie 1930-32
William
Mahoney 1932-34
Mark
H. Gehan 1934-38
William
H. Fallon 1938-40
John
J. McDonough 1940-48
Edward
K. Delaney 1948-52
John
E. Daubney 1952-54
Joseph
E. Dillon 1954-60
George
J. Vavoulis 1960-66
Thomas
R. Byrne 1966-70
Charles
P. McCarty 1970-72
Lawrence
D. Cohen 1972-76
George
Latimer 1976-90
James
A. Scheibel 1990-94
Norm
Coleman 1994-2002
Randy
Kelly 2002-06
Chris
Coleman 2006-
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
Town Presidents of St. Paul, 1850-54 (may be
incomplete!)
Thomas
R. Potts 1850-51
Robert
Kennedy 1851-52
Bushrod
W. Lott 1852-54
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