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This is a list of '''members of the 15th [[Legislative Assembly of Queensland]]''' from 1904 to 1907, as elected at the [[1904 Queensland state election|1904 state election]] held on 27 August 1904.<ref name=qed>{{cite web|title=Queensland General Election Dates 1860-1929|url=http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/documents/explore/parliamentaryrecord/sections/Part%202.24.pdf|publisher=[[Queensland Parliament]]|accessdate=16 December 2013|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131216062439/http://www.parliament.qld.gov.au/documents/explore/parliamentaryrecord/sections/Part%202.24.pdf|archive-date=16 December 2013|url-status=dead}}</ref>
At the start of the period, the state was governed by a coalition of a Liberal group led by [[Arthur Morgan (Queensland politician)|Arthur Morgan]], and the [[Australian Labor Party (Queensland Branch)|Labour Party]] led by [[William Kidston]], while the Conservatives led by former Premier [[Robert Philp]] sat in opposition. In 1906, Morgan left to become president of the [[Queensland Legislative Council]], replacing [[Hugh Nelson (Australian politician)|Hugh Nelson]] who had died on 1 January, and Kidston became Premier. By March 1907, a major realignment had taken place — Kidston had split away to form his own party, the "[[Kidstonites]]", taking the ministry, numerous MPs and the coalition with him. By the [[1907 Queensland state election|1907 state election]], the parliamentary parties were as follows:
* Kidstonites, led by William Kidston, consisting of Liberals and former Labour members.
* Labour Party, led by [[David Bowman (Australian politician)|David Bowman]].
* Philp Party (Conservative), led by [[Robert Philp]].
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! Name
! Party (pre-1907)
! Party (post-1907)
! [[Electoral districts of Queensland|Electorate]]
! Term in office
|-
|| [[Peter Airey]] || [[Australian Labor Party (Queensland Branch)|Labour]] || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Flinders (Queensland)|Flinders]] || 1901–1907; 1908–1909
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|| [[George Phillip Barber|George Barber]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Bundaberg|Bundaberg]] || 1901–1935
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|| [[Walter Barnes (politician)|Walter Barnes]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Bulimba|Bulimba]] || 1901–1915; 1918–1933
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|| [[Adolphus Barton]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Carnarvon|Carnarvon]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Joshua Thomas Bell]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Dalby|Dalby]] || 1893–1911
|-
|| [[James Blair (Australian judge)|James Blair]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Ipswich|Ipswich]] || 1902–1915
|-
|| [[David Bowman (Australian politician)|David Bowman]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Fortitude Valley|Fortitude Valley]] || 1899–1902; 1904–1916
|-
|| [[Thomas Bouchard (politician)|Thomas Bouchard]] || Liberal || Conservative || [[Electoral district of South Brisbane|South Brisbane]] || 1904–1908; 1909–1915
|-
|| [[Thomas Bridges (Australian politician)|Thomas Bridges]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Nundah|Nundah]] || 1896–1907; 1909–1918
|-
|| [[William Browne (Queensland politician)|William Browne]]{{ref label|Croyd|1|1}} || Labour || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Croydon (Queensland)|Croydon]] || 1893–1904
|-
|| [[John Burrows (politician)|John Burrows]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Charters Towers|Charters Towers]] || 1901–1907
|-
|| [[John Cameron (Queensland politician, born 1845)|John Cameron]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Brisbane North|Brisbane North]] || 1893–1896; 1901–1908
|-
|| [[John Dunmore Campbell]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Moreton|Moreton]] || 1899–1909
|-
|| [[Arthur Charles Cooper|Arthur Cooper]]{{ref label|Mitch|4|4}} || Liberal || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Mitchell (Queensland)|Mitchell]] || 1902–1905
|-
|| [[Henri Cowap]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Fitzroy (Queensland)|Fitzroy]] || 1902–1909
|-
|| [[Alfred Cowley]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Herbert|Herbert]] || 1888–1907
|-
|| [[James Cribb]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Bundamba|Bundamba]] || 1893–1896; 1899–1915
|-
|| [[Digby Denham]] || Liberal || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Oxley (Queensland)|Oxley]] || 1902–1915
|-
|| [[Thomas Dibley]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Woolloongabba|Woolloongabba]] || 1896–1907
|-
|| [[John Dunsford]]{{ref label|CharT|6|6}} || Labour || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Charters Towers|Charters Towers]] || 1893–1905
|-
|| [[John Fogarty (Australian politician)|John Fogarty]]{{ref label|Drayt|2|2}} || Liberal || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Drayton & Toowoomba|Drayton & Toowoomba]] || 1893–1904
|-
|| [[Edward Barrow Forrest]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Brisbane North|Brisbane North]] || 1899–1912
|-
|| [[James Forsythe (politician)|James Forsythe]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Carpentaria|Carpentaria]] || 1899–1907; 1909–1918
|-
|| [[George Fox (Australian politician)|George Fox]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Normanby (Queensland)|Normanby]] || 1877–1878; 1901–1914
|-
|| [[Albert Fudge]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Mackay|Mackay]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Kenneth Grant (politician)|Kenneth Grant]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Rockhampton|Rockhampton]] || 1902–1915
|-
|| [[Francis Grayson]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Cunningham|Cunningham]] || 1904–1920
|-
|| [[William Hamilton (Australian politician)|William Hamilton]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Gregory|Gregory]] || 1899–1915
|-
|| [[Patrick Hanran]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Townsville|Townsville]] || 1899–1909
|-
|| [[Herbert Hardacre]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Leichhardt (Queensland)|Leichhardt]] || 1893–1919
|-
|| [[John Hargreaves (Queensland politician)|John Hargreaves]]{{ref label|Cook|8|8}} || Liberal || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Cook|Cook]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Arthur Hawthorn]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Enoggera|Enoggera]] || 1902–1911
|-
|| [[Robert Herbertson]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Port Curtis|Port Curtis]] || 1904–1909
|-
|| [[Robert Hodge (Australian politician)|Robert Hodge]]{{ref label|Rosew|3|3}} || Liberal || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Rosewood|Rosewood]] || 1902–1904; 1909–1920
|-
|| [[George Jackson (Australian politician)|George Jackson]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Kennedy|Kennedy]] || 1893–1909
|-
|| [[Charles Moffatt Jenkinson]] || Independent || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Fassifern|Fassifern]] || 1898–1902; 1903–1909
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|| [[Alfred Jones (politician)|Alfred Jones]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Burnett|Burnett]] || 1904–1909, 1915–1917,<br/>1922–1932
|-
|| [[Francis Kenna]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Bowen|Bowen]] || 1902–1909
|-
|| [[Denis Keogh]]{{ref label|Rosew|3|3}} || Labour || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Rosewood|Rosewood]] || 1896–1902; 1904–1911
|-
|| [[George Kerr (Australian politician)|George Kerr]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Barcoo|Barcoo]] || 1893–1909
|-
|| [[William Kidston]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Rockhampton|Rockhampton]] || 1896–1911
|-
|| [[Edward Land]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Balonne|Balonne]] || 1904–1927
|-
|| [[John Leahy (Australian politician)|John Leahy]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Bulloo|Bulloo]] || 1893–1909
|-
|| [[Patrick Leahy (Australian politician)|Patrick Leahy]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Warrego|Warrego]] || 1902–1908
|-
|| [[Vincent Lesina]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Clermont|Clermont]] || 1899–1912
|-
|| [[George Lindley]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Wide Bay|Wide Bay]] || 1902–1907
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|| [[Edward Macartney]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Toowong|Toowong]] || 1900–1908; 1909–1920
|-
|| [[Frank McDonnell (Queensland politician)|Frank McDonnell]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Fortitude Valley|Fortitude Valley]] || 1896–1907
|-
|| [[Donald MacKintosh (Australian politician)|Donald MacKintosh]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Cambooya|Cambooya]] || 1899–1915
|-
|| [[John Mann (Australian politician)|John Mann]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Cairns|Cairns]] || 1904–1912
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|| [[George Martin (Queensland politician)|George Martin]]{{ref label|Burrm|5|5}} || Labour || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Burrum|Burrum]] || 1902–1905
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|| [[William Maxwell (Australian politician)|William Maxwell]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Burke|Burke]] || 1899–1909
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|| [[William Mitchell (Australian politician)|William Mitchell]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Maryborough (Queensland)|Maryborough]] || 1904–1909
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|| [[Arthur Morgan (Queensland politician)|Arthur Morgan]]{{ref label|Warwi|7|7}} || Liberal || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Warwick|Warwick]] || 1887–1896; 1898–1906
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|| [[Daniel Mulcahy (Queensland politician)|Daniel Mulcahy]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Gympie|Gympie]] || 1901–1912
|-
|| [[William Murphy (Queensland politician)|William Murphy]]{{ref label|Croyd|1|1}} || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Croydon (Queensland)|Croydon]] || 1904–1907; 1908–1918
|-
|| [[Charles Nielson]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Musgrave|Musgrave]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[John Norman (Australian politician)|John Norman]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Maryborough (Queensland)|Maryborough]] || 1902–1907
|-
|| [[John O'Brien (Australian politician)|John O'Brien]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Aubigny|Aubigny]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Michael O'Keeffe (Queensland politician)|Michael O'Keeffe]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Lockyer|Lockyer]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Thomas O'Sullivan]]{{ref label|Warwi|7|7}} || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Warwick|Warwick]] || 1906–1908
|-
|| [[Walter Paget]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Mackay|Mackay]] || 1901–1915
|-
|| [[William Paull (politician)|William Paull]]{{ref label|CharT|6|6}} || Independent || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Charters Towers|Charters Towers]] || 1905–1908
|-
|| [[John Payne (Queensland politician)|John Payne]]{{ref label|Mitch|4|4}} || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Mitchell (Queensland)|Mitchell]] || 1905–1928
|-
|| [[Andrew Lang Petrie]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Toombul|Toombul]] || 1893–1926
|-
|| [[Robert Philp]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Townsville|Townsville]] || 1886–1915
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|| [[Thomas Plunkett, senior|Thomas Plunkett]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Albert|Albert]] || 1888–1896; 1899–1908
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|| [[Colin Rankin]]{{ref label|Burrm|5|5}} || Independent || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Burrum|Burrum]] || 1905–1918
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|| [[Carl Reinhold (politician)|Carl Reinhold]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of South Brisbane|South Brisbane]] || 1904–1907
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|| [[George Ryland (Queensland politician)|George Ryland]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Gympie|Gympie]] || 1899–1912
|-
|| [[William Ryott Maughan]] || Labour || Labour || [[Electoral district of Ipswich|Ipswich]] || 1898–1899; 1904–1912
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|| [[Thomas Scott (Australian politician)|Thomas Scott]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Murilla|Murilla]] || 1904–1907
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|| [[Henry Plantagenet Somerset]] || Liberal || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Stanley (Queensland)|Stanley]] || 1904–1920
|-
|| [[Edward Smart (politician)|Edward Smart]]{{ref label|Drayt|2|2}} || Labour || ''N/A'' || [[Electoral district of Drayton & Toowoomba|Drayton & Toowoomba]] || 1904–1907
|-
|| [[Thomas Alfred Spencer|Thomas Spencer]] || Liberal || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Maranoa|Maranoa]] || 1904–1907; 1919–1920
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|| [[James Stodart]] || Conservative || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Logan|Logan]] || 1896–1918
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|| [[James Tolmie (Australian politician)|James Tolmie]] || Liberal || Conservative || [[Electoral district of Drayton & Toowoomba|Drayton & Toowoomba]] || 1901–1907; 1909–1918
|-
|| [[Henry Turner (Queensland politician)|Henry Turner]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of North Rockhampton|North Rockhampton]] || 1901, 1902–1907
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|| [[Michael Woods (Australian politician)|Michael Woods]] || Labour || Kidston || [[Electoral district of Woothakata|Woothakata]] || 1902–1909
|}
==See also==
*[[1904 Queensland state election]]
* [[Morgan Ministry]] (Liberal-Labour) (1903–1906)
* [[First Kidston Ministry]] (Labour-Liberal / Kidston) (1906–1907)
==Notes==
: {{note label|Croyd|1|1}} On 12 April 1904, [[William Browne (Queensland politician)|William Browne]], the Labour member for [[Electoral district of Croydon (Queensland)|Croydon]], died. At the resulting by-election on 21 May 1904, Labour candidate [[William Murphy (Queensland politician)|William Murphy]] was elected.
: {{note label|Drayt|2|2}} On 9 September 1904, [[John Fogarty (Australian politician)|John Fogarty]], the Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Drayton & Toowoomba|Drayton & Toowoomba]], died. At the resulting by-election on 1 October 1904, Labour candidate [[Edward Smart (politician)|Edward Smart]] was elected.
: {{note label|Rosew|3|3}} At the 1904 election, the result went to preferences and Liberal candidate [[Robert Hodge (Australian politician)|Robert Hodge]] and Labour candidate [[Denis Keogh]] tied, with the returning officer declaring Hodge elected with his casting vote. A petition was lodged against Hodge's return and on 12 December 1904, the Elections Tribunal unseated Hodge and Keogh was duly sworn in.
: {{note label|Mitch|4|4}} On 14 April 1905, [[Arthur Charles Cooper|Arthur Cooper]], the Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Mitchell (Queensland)|Mitchell]], resigned. Labour candidate [[John Payne (Australian politician)|John Payne]] won the resulting by-election on 13 May 1905.
: {{note label|Burrm|5|5}} On 14 May 1905, [[George Martin (Queensland politician)|George Martin]], the Labour member for [[Electoral district of Burrum|Burrum]], died. Independent candidate [[Colin Rankin]] won the resulting by-election on 17 June 1905.
: {{note label|CharT|6|6}} On 15 September 1905, [[John Dunsford]], one of the Labour members for [[Electoral district of Charters Towers|Charters Towers]], died. Independent candidate [[William Paull (politician)|William Paull]] won the resulting by-election on 7 October 1905.
: {{note label|Warwi|7|7}} On 19 January 1906, [[Arthur Morgan (Queensland politician)|Arthur Morgan]]{{ref label|Warwi|7|7}}, the [[Premier of Queensland]] and Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Warwick|Warwick]], was appointed to the [[Queensland Legislative Council]] to fill the vacancy caused by the death of the President, Sir [[Hugh Nelson (Australian politician)|Hugh Nelson]]. Liberal candidate [[Thomas O'Sullivan]] won the resulting by-election on 10 February 1906.
:{{note label|Cook|8|8}} On 19 January 1907, [[John Hargreaves (Queensland politician)|John Hargreaves]], the Liberal member for [[Electoral district of Cook|Cook]], died. No by-election was held due to the proximity of the [[1907 Queensland state election|1907 state election]].
==References==
{{Reflist}}
==Bibliography==
* Waterson, Duncan Bruce: Biographical Register of the Queensland Parliament 1860-1929 (second edition), Sydney 2001.
* {{cite book|last=Hughes|first=Colin A.|authorlink=Colin Hughes|author2=Graham, B. D.|title=Voting for the Queensland Legislative Assembly, 1890-1964|year=1976|publisher=Australian National University|location=[[Canberra]]|isbn=0-7081-0301-4}}
* {{cite book|last=Hughes|first=Colin A.|authorlink=Colin Hughes|author2=Graham, B. D.|title=A handbook of Australian government and politics, 1890-1964|year=1968|publisher=Australian National University|location=[[Canberra]]|isbn=0-7081-0270-0}}
* {{cite book|last=Bernays|first=Charles Arrowsmith|title=Queensland politics during sixty (1859-1919) years|year=1919|publisher=Government Printer|location=[[Brisbane]]}}
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