Representative Sydney Emanuel Mudd

Sydney Emanuel Mudd (born February 12, 1858) was a Republican member of the United States House of Representatives from Maryland. Representing Maryland’s 5th Congressional District, he served as a historical member of Congress during the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries. His congressional career is documented as spanning multiple terms, reflecting a sustained role in national legislative affairs.

Mudd first entered Congress on December 2, 1889, beginning his service as a Representative for Maryland. Over the course of his career, he completed eight terms in the House of Representatives, serving continuously until March 3, 1911. During this period, he was identified with the Republican Party and held office as a federal legislator for more than two decades.

Throughout his tenure from 1889 to 1911, Mudd’s work was centered on representing the interests of Maryland’s 5th District in the U.S. House of Representatives. While specific committee assignments and legislative initiatives are not detailed in the available record, his long service marks him as a significant Republican figure in Maryland’s congressional history. Sydney Emanuel Mudd is recognized today as a former Representative whose career reflects the political landscape of his era.