List of members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, IX electoral term)
This list of the members of the Tyrolean state parliament (Fürstete Grafschaft, IX. Electoral period) lists all members of the Tyrolean state parliament in the crown land of the Fürstete Grafschaft Tirol ( Austria-Hungary ) in its IX. Electoral term. The inauguration of the deputies took place on June 25, 1902, whereby the state parliament comprised 68 deputies. The state parliament consisted of 10 representatives of the large estates , 3 representatives of the Chamber of Commerce , 13 representatives of the cities and towns and 34 representatives of the rural communities . There were also seven virile voices and the voice of the Rector of the University of Innsbruck .
Sessions
The IX. The parliamentary term was divided into two sessions:
- I. Session: June 25, 1902 to July 17, 1902 and September 29, 1903 to November 10, 1903
- Session II: October 16, 1905 to November 21, 1905
Member of the state parliament
| Surname | Elective class |
region | annotation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Agostini Ermanno | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | until 1903 |
| Aichner Simon | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Brixen | 1904 resignation as bishop and thus loss of the state parliament mandate |
| Altenweisel Joseph | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Brixen | Appointed Bishop of Brixen on May 6, 1904 |
| Paroldi Luigi | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | died on April 12, 1904 |
| Farmer Alois | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Bellat Karl | towns and places | Levico, Pergine and Borgo | |
| Bertamini Luigi | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | |
| Bertolini Adolfo | towns and places | Trent | |
| Brandis Anton | Noble large estate | until 1903 | |
| Brugnara Luigi | towns and places | Trent | until 1903 |
| Cammerlander Johann Paul | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Chini Josef | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | ||
| Christomannos Theodor | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Bolzano | from the 2nd session for Paul Welponer |
| Conci Giuseppe | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| Agostini Ermanno | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| d'Anna Giuseppe | Rural communities | Cavalese, Fassa, Primiero | from the 2nd session for Ermanno Agostini |
| Donati Giuseppe | towns and places | Mezzolombardo, Cles, Fondo, Lavis and Cavalese | Elected in 1905 but died before being sworn in |
| Endrici Celestino | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | Prince Archbishop of Trento | Successor to Eugenio Carlo Valussi |
| Eyrl Georg Bernhard | Noble large estate | ||
| Foirdl Johann | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Violinist Josef Anton | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Bald Sebastian | towns and places | Meran, Glurns, Kaltern and Tramin | |
| Grabmayr von Angerheim Karl | Noble large estate | ||
| Greil Wilhelm | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Guella Luigi | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | from II: Session for Luigi Baroldi |
| Guggenberger Otto | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | |
| Haid Tobias | Rural communities | Silz, Imst, Reutte | |
| Hartmann Arnold | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Haueis Alois | Rural communities | Landeck, Ried, Nauders | |
| Hepperger Karl | Noble large estate | died on January 18, 1905 | |
| Joris Alois | Rural communities | Cles, Male, Fondo, Mezzolombardo | |
| Kapferer Max | Rural communities | Hall, Schwaz | |
| Kathrein Theodor | towns and places | Imst, Vils, Reutte and Landeck | |
| Katschthaler Johannes Baptist | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | ||
| Kienzl Josef | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Nativity scene Sigmund | Noble large estate | from 1905 | |
| Kofler Anton | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | innsbruck | |
| Lenzi Leopoldi | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Anton von Longo-Liebenstein | Noble large estate | ||
| Malfatti Valeriano | towns and places | Roverto | |
| Malfatti Hans | towns and places | Hall, Rattenberg, Kitzbühel, Kufstein and Schwaz | |
| Mariacher Stephan | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | ||
| Marzani Alberto | Noble large estate | ||
| Minor Franz | Noble large estate | ||
| Nevinny Josef | university | from 1905 for Gustav Pommer | |
| Ossanna Carlo | towns and places | Mezzolombardo, Cles, Fondo, Lavis and Cavalese | until 1903 |
| Parolini Alessandro | Rural communities | Tione, Condino, Stenico | |
| Perathoner Julius | towns and places | Bolzano | |
| Pinalli Angelo | Rural communities | Rovereto, Rogaredo, Mori, Riva, Ala, Arco, Val di Ledro | |
| Plattatscher Mathias | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Pomeranian Gustav | university | until 1903 | |
| Press Joseph | Rural communities | Brixen, Sterzing | |
| Probizer Francesco | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Roverto | |
| Push Karl | Rural communities | Innsbruck (surroundings), Mieders, Steinach, Telfs | |
| Rainer Franz | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | |
| Rizza Luigi | Rural communities | Borgo, Strigno, Levico | |
| Creator Aemilian | Rural communities | Brunneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo | |
| Schönafinger Jakob | Rural communities | Merano, Schlanders, Glurns, Passeier, Lana | |
| Schorn Johann | towns and places | Brixen, Sterzing, Klausen, Bruneck, Lienz and Innichen | |
| Schraffl Josef | Rural communities | Lienz, Windischmatrei, Sillian | |
| Silli Giuseppe | towns and places | Trent | from the 2nd session for Luigi Brugnara |
| Sölder Otto | Noble large estate | from the second session | |
| Steck Johann | Rural communities | Bozen (surroundings), Neumarkt, Kaltern, Sarnthal, Kastelruth, Klausen | |
| Stefenelli Antonio | towns and places | Riva, Ala, Arco and Mori | |
| Stefenelli Giuseppe | towns and places | Trent | from the second session for Adolfo von Bertolini |
| Steinbacher Georg | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Sternbach Paul | Noble large estate | ||
| Tomasi Francesco | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Trapp Gotthard | Noble large estate | ||
| Trenkwalder Josef | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | ||
| Loyalty rock Leo Maria | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | ||
| Valussi Eugenio Carlo | Prince Archbishops and Prelates | died on October 11, 1903 | |
| Vinotti Bartolomeo | Rural communities | Trento (surroundings), Lavis, Cembra, Civezzano, Bezzano, Pergine | |
| Wackernell Josef | Rural communities | Kitzbühel, Hopfgarten | |
| Welponer Paul | Chamber of Commerce and Industry | Bolzano | died on February 1, 1904 |
| Wenin Hans | towns and places | innsbruck | |
| Widmann Alfons | Noble large estate | ||
| Wildauer Albert | Rural communities | Rattenberg, Kufstein, Fügen, Zell | |
| Winkler Anton | Rural communities | Brunneck, Taufers, Welsberg, Buchenstein, Enneberg, Ampezzo |
literature
- Stenographic reports of the state parliament for the duchy county of Tyrol, IX. Parliament period
- Richard Schober: History of the Tyrolean Parliament in the 19th and 20th centuries. Wagner University Press, Innsbruck 1984
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