Justices of the Minnesota State Supreme Court, 1858-1990
(May be incomplete!)
Isaac
Atwater 1858-64
Charles
E. Flandrau 1858-64
Samuel
J. R. McMillan 1864-74
Thomas
Wilson 1864-65
John
M. Berry 1865-87
George
B. Young 1874-75
Francis
R. E. Cornell 1875-81
William
Mitchell 1881-99
Greenleaf
Clark 1881-82
Daniel
A. Dickinson 1881-93
Charles
E. Vanderburgh 1882-93
Loren
W. Collins 1887-1904
Daniel
Buck 1893-99
Thomas
Canty 1894-99
Calvin
L. Brown 1899-1913
Charles
L. Lewis 1900-12
John
A. Lovely 1900-05
Wallace
B. Douglas 1904-05
Edwin
A. Jaggard 1905-11
Charles
B. Elliott 1905-09
Thomas
D. O'Brien 1909-11
David
F. Simpson 1911-12
George
L. Bunn 1911-17
Philip
E. Brown 1912-15
Andrew
Holt 1912-17
Oscar
Hallam 1913-23
James
H. Quinn 1917
Julius
J. Olson 1934-48
Luther
W. Youngdahl as of 1942-47
Thomas
F. Gallagher 1943-47
Frank
T. Gallagher 1947-
Martin
A. Nelson as of 1953
Lee
Loevinger as of 1960-61
Harry
Hunter MacLaughlin 1972-77
A.
M. 'Sandy' Keith 1989-90
Events and Candidates (may be incomplete!)
1864 Jul 5:
Charles
E. Flandrau, resigned.
1864 Jul 6:
Isaac
Atwater, resigned.
1874:
Francis
R. E. Cornell, elected.
1881:
Charles
E. Vanderburgh, elected.
1881 May 23:
Francis
R. E. Cornell, died in office.
1881 Jun 23:
Daniel
A. Dickinson, appointed.
1887 Nov 8:
John
M. Berry, died in office.
1887 Nov 16:
Loren
W. Collins, appointed.
1892 Nov 8:
William
Mitchell (Rep), elected;
Daniel
Buck (Dem & People's), elected;
Thomas
Canty (Dem & People's), elected;
Daniel
A. Dickinson (Rep & Prohibition), defeated;
Charles
E. Vanderburgh (Rep & Prohibition), defeated;
William
N. Davidson (People's), defeated.
1894 Nov 6:
Loren
W. Collins (Rep), elected;
John
W. Willis (People's & Dem), defeated.
1898:
Calvin
L. Brown, elected.
1899 Nov 14:
Daniel
Buck, resigned.
1899 Nov 20:
Calvin
L. Brown, appointed.
1904:
Edwin
A. Jaggard, elected;
Charles
E. Otis (Dem), defeated;
Calvin
L. Brown, elected.
1904 Mar 31:
Loren
W. Collins, resigned;
Wallace
B. Douglas, appointed.
1905 Sep 30:
John
A. Lovely, resigned.
1905 Oct 3:
Charles
B. Elliott, appointed.
1909 Jul 28:
Charles
B. Elliott, resigned;
Thomas
D. O'Brien, appointed.
1910:
Edwin
A. Jaggard, elected;
Calvin
L. Brown, elected.
1911 Feb 13:
Edwin
A. Jaggard, died in office.
1911 Feb 17:
George
L. Bunn, appointed.
1911 Dec 21:
David
F. Simpson, resigned;
Andrew
Holt, appointed.
1912:
Andrew
Holt, elected.
1914:
George
L. Bunn, elected.
1915 Feb 6:
Philip
E. Brown, died in office.
1916 Jun 19:
William
B. Anderson, nominated;
James
H. Quinn, nominated;
Albert
Schaller, defeated in primary;
Thomas
R. Kneeland, defeated in primary.
1916 Nov 7:
James
H. Quinn, elected;
William
B. Anderson, defeated.
1930 Nov 4:
Andrew
Holt, elected;
Royal
A. Stone, elected;
Edward
J. Lee, defeated;
William
H. Vanderburgh, defeated.
1934 Nov 6:
Clifford
L. Hilton, elected;
Julius
J. Olson, elected;
William
A. Anderson, defeated;
William
H. Vanderburgh, defeated.
1936 Nov 3:
Andrew
Holt, elected;
Royal
A. Stone, elected;
Edward
J. Lee, defeated;
William
H. Vanderburgh, defeated.
1942:
Thomas
F. Gallagher, elected.
1946 Nov 5:
Frank
T. Gallagher, elected;
Julius
J. Olson, elected;
William
C. Christianson, defeated;
Rollin
G. Johnson, defeated.
1952:
Frank
T. Gallagher, elected.
1958 Nov 4:
Frank
T. Gallagher, elected;
E.
Luther Melin, defeated.
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