Equal suffrage remarks rally in western states
A Jubilee convention features speeches by Martha Conine of Colorado, Martha Hughes Cannon of Utah, and Senator Teller. They praise equal suffrage, recount Utah and Colorado progress, and urge broader national adoption. Frances Willard memorial noted. Miss Anthony and Miss Shaw address duties toward federal suffrage amendments. A California gift signals ongoing support.
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Cannon
Utah
Republic
Teller
Martha Hughes Cannon
Democratic Party
Chicago
United States
Aus
Mountain States
Liberty Avill
Frances Willard
Anthony
Washington
Lucy Stone
Oberlin
Anna
Miss Shaw
Miss Anthony
Congress
Miss Willard
Mason
Illinois
Rose
Senate
California
Sy Merloa
Idee
Suffragists Fete Delegates Amid Washington Convention
Numerous receptions honored delegates and officers in Washington. Miss Anthony’s birthday events drew figures like Mrs. John R. McLean and Mrs. Upton. speakers included J. Ellen Foster. Highlights noted include grand stage decor, press praise, and the symbolic yellow ribbon on the star flag.
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Anthony
Rigel House
Virginia Young
South Carolina
Senator Mason
J. Ten Foster
McKinsey
Washington
Upton
Small
Woodward & Lothrop
McLean
Harriet Taylor Upton
Columbia
Miss Anthony
Mrs. Mott
Lucy Stone Blackwell
Cady Stanton Ee
John R.mclean Ebve
U. S. Grant
Thos. B. Reed
Sromman
John Hutchinson
Kansas
Massachusetts
Ualuffrage Club
Man Haly
Minnie Hahn
Alice ‘Brearnes
Woman's Law
Washington, P. G
J. Ellen Foster
Bila Knowles Haskell
Bar of
Montana
Catharine Waugh McCullough
Illinois
Mary. Seymour Howell
New York
Susan B. Anthony
Clara Barton
New York State
Virginia bill allows women to act as notaries passed
A morning session reports the bill permitting women to serve as public notaries in Virginia has passed both houses and awaits the governor’s signature. Mrs. Orra Loughorne hailed the milestone as Virginia’s first state office opened to women.
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Virginia
Orra Loughorne
Guelma McLean Baker
Anthony
California
Miss Anthony
McLean
Mary Hay
New York
Reason for Woman's Infranchisement by I Frances I
In favor of woman suffrage, the article argues justice and home protection justify voting rights. It cites examples from Wyoming Colorado Kansas Arkansas Idaho and New Zealand, praising women’s influence on temperance, morality, and governance, and notes the movement's broad support across states and nations.
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Frances I
Willard
Women's Journal
Republic
Washington Territory
Supreme Court
Territory
Wyoming
Colorado
Kansas
W. A. Johnston
Arkansas
Hquor
Idaho
William Balderston
Boise
New Zeland
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Righteous Party
America
Organization and Union in the Suffrage Cause
Carrie Chapman Catt laments apathy within suffrage groups and urges vigor and unity. She cites indifferent members who undermine effort, urges banning "can't," and promotes relentless organization, vigilance, and faith in suffrage through action.
Some Corrections In Favor Of Equal Suffrage
A letter from Feelix Feeler defends women’s right to vote, challenges anti suffrage arguments, and cites Wyoming and Colorado experiences. It argues voting is a right not tied to desire to vote, references local editors and public figures, and urges fair treatment and universal enfranchisement.
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Feelix Feeler
Menlo
Des Moines State Register
Stnables
New Zealand
Saqua
Humbaldt
Kansas
Law
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Jaqua
Iowa
Washington
Ohio
Andrew Jackson
Txansag
Mt Rnr
Tey
Peters
Holmes
Wells
Jack
Cheyenne
Moines
Towa
Des Moines
Mr. Hynes
Tela
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Martha A. B. Conine
Conine
Adams
Flo
Judiciary
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Denver
Free States
Shafroth
Toocal Clubs
C. W. Jacobs
Worl
Reel Valley
Sioux County
BER
Carrie Chapman Catton
Boston
Hime
Woster
Ellen
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