The 109th Massachusetts General Court, consisting of the Massachusetts Senate and the Massachusetts House of Representatives, met in 1888 during the governorship of Oliver Ames. Halsey J. Boardman served as president of the Senate and Charles J. Noyes served as speaker of the House.
Notable legislation included incorporation of the Massachusetts chapter of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
Senators Image Name Date of birth District Party Halsey J. Boardman May 19, 1834 Charles Nathaniel Clark 1853 William Alfred Clark 1852 John Aloysius Collins 1860 Benjamin Franklin Cook January 1, 1833 John Crawford Crosby June 15, 1859 Patrick Dennis Dwyer 1857 Jonathan Varnum Fletcher 1812 Charles Albert Gleason 1846 Jubal Converse Gleason 1837 Edward Glines August 31, 1849 Harris Cowdrey Hartwell 1847 Edward Jacob Hathorne 1854 Robert Howard February 8, 1845 Frank W. Howe June 3, 1859 Franklyn Howland 1843 Edward John Jenkins 1854 Isaac Newton Keith November 14, 1838 Ziba Cary Keith July 13, 1842 David Frank Kimball 1845 Chester Ward Kingsley 1824 George Perley Ladd 1838 Edwin T. Marble August 18, 1827 William Taylor McAlpine 1840 Austin Messinger 1817 Moses Poore Palmer 1830 Levi Perkins March 13, 1831 James Davis Pike 1829 Samuel Roads, Jr. October 22, 1853 John Francis Shea 1858 Edward J. Slattery June 15, 1856 John Killbourne Clough Sleeper 1828 Robert Alexander Southworth 1852 Charles C. Spellman December 3, 1843 Henry Harrison Sprague August 1, 1841 James Trimble Stevens 1835 John Henry Sullivan 1848 Charles Andrew Towne 1843 Enos Houghton Tucker 1817 David Walker 1841 Silas Mandeville Wheelock 1818
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