On August 2, 1894, Edward H. Funston, Kansas, was excused from the Committee.

On August 27, 1894, George B. Shaw, Wisconsin, died in office.

On December 6, 1894, Michael D. Harter, Ohio, and Charles E. Coffin, Maryland, were appointed to the Committee.

On March 28, 1904, George A. Castor, Pennsylvania, was appointed to the Committee after George J. Smith.

On Feburary 19, 1906, George A Castor, Pennsylvania, died in office.

On December 17, 1906, Charles N. Brumm, Pennsylvania, was appointed to the Committee.

On January 4, 1909, Charles N. Brumm, Pennsylvania, was excused from the Committee.

George W. Norris, Nebraska
Cyrus Durey, New York
Elmer A. Morse, Wisconsin
Charles H. Morgan, Missouri
John K. Tener, Pennsylvania
Clarence B. Miller, Minnesota

Sixty-First Congress
(1909-1911)

Majority: Republican
Minority: Democrat

Ernest W. Roberts, Massachusetts

Jonah Kalanianaole, Hawaii Territory

William A. Jones, Virginia
William Robert Smith, Texas
Robert M. Wallace, Arkansas
Charles H. Weisse, Wisconsin
Charles D. Carter, Oklahoma
Dannitte E. Mays, Florida

On November 6, 1911, John K. Tenor, Pennsylvania, was excused from the Committee.

On December 8, 1910, William Robert Smith, Texas, was excused from the Committee, and Robert M. Lively, Texas, was appointed in his place.