The Political Graveyard: Massachusetts: State Senate, 1900s

Massachusetts: State Senate, 1900s

Members of the Massachusetts State Senate, 1900-09 (may be incomplete!)
Henry C. Attwill 1899-1901 John A. Keliher 1899-1900 Peter F. Tague 1899-1900 Charles G. Washburn 1899-1900 Augustus P. Gardner 1900-01 John A. Sullivan 1900-01 P. J. Kennedy 190? Cornelius R. Day 1901-02 Thomas H. Dowd 1901 William J. Bullock 1904-07 William Franklin Dana 1904-06 Andrew J. Peters 1904-05 Allan Gordon Buttrick 1905 Thomas F. Cassidy 1906-07 Louis Sherburne Cox 1906 Edward Lawrence Long 1906 Arthur M. Taft 1906-07 William P. Hayes 1907 Charles Francis Jenney 1907 Eben S. S. Keith 1907-08 John J. Mitchell 1907-08 James H. Vahey 1907 Tilton S. Bell 1908 Charles D. B. Fisk 1908-09 Michael J. McEttrick 1908 Allen T. Treadway 1908-11

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