Massachusetts House Approves Woman Suffrage Bill
The Massachusetts House passes the woman suffrage measure by a large vote amid a crowded gallery. Debates feature speakers like Bob Washburn and Charley Morrill with a tally showing 168 Yes, 39 No, and 111 paired or unrecorded members as the chamber frames the constitutional amendment.
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Anderson
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Joseph L. Barry
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Beck
Bigelow
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Bowser
Boyle
Brennan
Briggs
Brognn
Buckley
Burdick
Frederick H. Burke
Frederick
W. Burke
Butler
Carman
Carney
Caro
Edward Carr
Peter Carr
Casassa
Caney
Chamberlain
Chandler
Daniel J. Chapman
Edward E. Chapman
Churchill
Cobb
Coffey
Timothy C. Collins
Walter Lt. Collins
Conroy
Cooley
Costine
Cotter
Courtney
Cox
Cronin
Cross
Cuddy
Herbert EF. Cummings
John J. Cummings
Curran
Currier
Dahlberg
Dailey
Damon
Darling
Davenport
Davis
Day
Delafield
John Doherty
John I. Doherty
Dolben
Donoghue
Donovan
Dow
Dowd
Doyle
Edgell
Farnsworth
Felton
Fessenden
Flanagan
Fleming
Flynn
Frost
Gilbride
Gilman
Glennon
Glynn
Creaney
Greenwood
Griffin
Gurney
Hackett
Haines
Hall
Harlow
Edward F. Harrington
Stephen H. Harrington
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Hickey
Higgins
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O'Dowd
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Poole
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Reilly
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William M. Robinson
Russell
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Sheehan
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Ralph M. Smith
Souther
Stone
Streeter
David F. Sullivan
John F. Sullivan
Lewis R. Sullivan
Michael T. Sullivan
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Tilden
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Bagshaw
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Rothfeld
Carbery
Catheron
Samuel I. Collins
Curtin
Drury
Ellis
Folgate
Fowle
Halliwell
Hanrahan
Harrop
Hatch
Holway
Hurlburt
Kennard
LaFlamme
le Beouf
le Gro
Lincoln
Amos R. Little
Lomasney
Magison
John C
Mahoney
McInerney
Meade
Dennis A. Murphy
Parker
Pepin
Sanborn
Sears
Sherburne
Fitz-Henry Smith Jr
Warner
White
Thomas E. P. Wilson
Bennett
Booth
Cook
Cowls
Faulkner
Knowles
Long
Wacke
Nash
Stanwood
Wing
Atwood
Bailey
Batchelder
Cushing
Mansfield
McCullough
Mulveny
Murray
Perry
Waterman
Suffrage Leader Credits Crowley and Foley for Victory
Miss Alice Stone Blackwell saluted Mrs Terese A Crowley and Miss Margaret Foley for the Massachusetts suffrage victory. She recalled pioneer suffragists Lucy Stone, Henry B Blackwell, Julia Ward Howe and Mary A Livermore noting their early work laid the foundation for the triumph.
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Teresa A. Crowley
Gertrude H. Leonard
Margaret Foley
Grace Johnson
Cora Short
George H. Stearns
William Lloyd Garrison
Mary Hutcheson Page
James R. Torbect
Olive Hasbrouck
Maud Wood Park
Richard Coe
J. Randolph Coolidge
John C. Coolidge
Evelyn Sears
Stephen S&s. Fitzgerald
Frank Foxcroft
George Kuhn Clarke
Charles T. Dunklee
George Sheffield
John H. Sherburne
Jean M. Nash
Eva Daley
Miss Blackwell
Mrs. Crowley
Miss Foley
Alice Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts
Lucy Stone
Henry B. Blackwell
Julia Ward Howe
Mary A. J.ivermore
Celebrate Victory at Suffrage Jollification in Boston
A crowd of about 20 suffrage supporters met at 587 Boylston street to celebrate the House vote for woman suffrage. Leaders praised the legislative win, toasted with tea and cake, and planned a New York delegation trip to confer with Carrie Chapman Catt on ongoing campaign steps for 1916.
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Boylston Street
M. F. Bolles
Winthrop Equal Suffrage League
Theresa Crowley
Boston
New York
Carrie Chapman Catt
Crowley
Gertrude H. Leonard
Mary Hutcheson Page
Maud Wood Park
Margaret Foley
Olive Hasbrouck
Bolles
Winthrop
James Connell
Martha Jenkins
L. F. Clark
Thomas Barber
James Grant
Victory in Massachusetts Boosts Woman Suffrage Drive
The campaigner notes that Massachusetts shows the same momentum aiding woman suffrage nationwide. He cites 12 state legislatures approving majorities and a Senate vote nearing a constitutional amendment, though not yet two thirds, and urges continued effort to pass the amendment and secure a majority in a future popular vote.
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Massachusetts
Union
United States
Senate
Confidence in Men: Park Praises Massachusetts Suffrage Action
Mrs. Maud Wood Park of the Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association lauds the Legislature for submitting the suffrage question to voters. She argues that men in Massachusetts will support women’s right, citing progress in New York Pennsylvania New Jersey and other states as proof.
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New England
Bob Washburn
Worcester
Chamberlain
Springfield
Donovan
Chinatown
Congress
Haines
Medford
Maud Wood Park
Massachusetts Woman Suffrage Association
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Walsh
Nantucket Parents Race to Philadelphia for Dying Daughter
Mr and Mrs John C Ring travel by boat and car from Nantucket to Philadelphia after learning their daughter Miss Helen Ring a Princeton NJ teacher is critically ill with diphtheria and scarlet fever. They arrived in Philadelphia soon after 10 this morning and found her resting comfortably at Municipal Hospital.
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Philadelphia
John C. Ring
Nantucket
Mass
Helen Ring
Princeton
N. J
Miss Ring
Arch Street
Ring
Boston
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