Woman Suffrage Awakens Across States in 1647 Tale
Washington honors the long path to the 19th amendment with a history of early hints in 1647 Maryland via Mistress Margaret Brent, Abigail Adams letters, and the later 1848 Seneca Falls gathering led by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. The revolt for votes grew through Susan B. Anthony, Carrie Catt, and militant tactics culminating in nationwide ratification. The text lists multiple states that ratified from June 1919 onward.
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Maryland
Margaret Brent
Lord Calvert
Abigail Adams
United States
Seneca Falls
N. Y
Lucretia Mott
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Massachusetts
New York
Ers
National Association
Federal Congress
National Woman Suffrage Association
Stanton
Anthony
Anna Howard Shaw
Carrie Chapman Catt
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National Woman's Party
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Alice Paul
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North Dakota
South Dakota
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Oklahoma
West Virginia
Washington
Policeman John W Doherty Dies After Brief Illness
John W. Doherty a longtime Boston police officer and six years in the Mayor's office at City Hall died at his sister’s home 63 Concord Avenue Cambridge after a short illness.
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Boston
City Hall
Concord Avenue
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Antis Fight 191th Amendment Against Suffrage
Anti suffrage leaders predict legal challenges and possible court wins as Tennessee nears ratification. Women’s voting rights stir strong opinions from Mrs Balch and other anti suffragists across New Hampshire and Milton. They vow to press suits, urge nonvoting, and keep the Anti Suffrage Association active.
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Tennessee
Ods
Anti-Suffrage Association
Matthew Sullivan
William Lowell Putnam
Joseph Mooney
Auto Sticks on Tracks Kills Doctor In Northampton
Dr J Homer Gelineau a well known Easthampton physician was killed in Northampton this afternoon when his car veered onto the tracks and wrecked into a telephone pole overturning and throwing him against the pole authorities said he attempted to free the wheels from the tracks before the crash the collision occurred near the tracks in the city center investigators are reviewing the accident details
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Northampton
J. Homer Gelineau
Easthampton
Gelineau
Lydon Tours Roxbury After Tammany Endorsement
Captain John J. Lydon, candidate for the Governor's Council from the third district, received an endorsement at a Ward 12 Tammany Club meeting last night. He then toured the Roxbury district where he was well received in each stop.
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John J. Lydon
Governor’s Council
Tammany Club
Lydon
Roxbury
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