Notable Suffrage Milestones and Leaders Across States
A long formal summary of suffrage activity outlines annual conferences, state conventions, and tours in Tennessee Mississippi and Oklahoma, plus national commitments. It highlights leaders like Miss Susan B Anthony Miss Ida Harper and Miss Frances Willard and details resolutions and upcoming events at the National American Woman Suffrage Association meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi
Tennessee
Nashville
Meridian
Delaware
Oklahoma
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Michigan
Ohio
Ella K. Haskell
Ella Knowles Haskell
Northwood
Knowles District
Bunkerlil
Lexington
Continental Army
Bates’ College
Lewiston
Helena
Mont
Montana
Paty
H. J. Haskell
St.Louis
Helen
United
Kansas
Kellogg
Fox
State of
Des Moines
General Assembly
New York
Clara
Bewick Colby
Association
Chapman
Ora Langhorne
Virginia
Old Dominion
Virginia Senate
Miss Anthony
Alice Stone Blackwell
Boston
Anthony
Chicago
Committee
California
Henry 3B
Bessie Park Haines
Sarah Clay Bennett
Kentucky
Jane Campbell
Pennsylvania
Hannah J. Bailey
Maine
Helen de Lendrecie
North Dakota
Jennie Robb Maher
Henrietta G. Moore
Frank L. Subbara
Mary I. Moore
Maryland
Jone A. Lockwood
District of
Columia
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Seneca Walls
N. Y
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idaho
Congress of
United States
Hans
Great Britain
New Zealand
South Australia
Congress
Susan
United States Senate
Martha Hughes Cannon
Supreme Court
Julian Sadler Holmes
New York City
Kate Brownlee Sherwood
Mrs. Miller
Ida Husted Harper
Columbia Theater
Frances J4. Willard
Frances E
Willard
Miss Willard
Anna Howard Shaw
Woman's National Press Association
Willard’s
Henry B. Blackwell
Massachusetts
Laura‘ Clay
Regs
Nis
Anna G. Gordon
Susan B. Anthony
Washington
Frances
Heavenly Ministries
Miss Gordon
Anna Shaw
Nev
David Verris
Baltimore
Pence Association
Rachel Foster Avery
Philadelphia
Clara Bewick Colby
Miss Shaw
Avery
Wariner Taylor Upton
Clara Berwick Colby
Laura Clay
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Clara B. Colby
McCulloch
Carrie Chapman- Catt
Christiana
Norway
Suffrage Club
Frances E. Willard
Congressional Committee
Jylien
Powwell ‘Thompson
Committee of
House
Senate
Select Committee
Judiciary Committee
Berry
Arkansas
Mallory
Florida
Cannon
Teller
National Association
District Saurage Association
Woman's Tribune
Quaker City
Amanda Deyo
Peace Association
Richard Anders
Lucretia Mott
Ida H. Flarper
Harper
Bureau
Trarper
Richmond
Cora V. L. Richmond
The
Nation Spiritualists’ ‘Association
Lacey Stone
Grand Rapids
Mich
White House
McKinley
Harriet Taylor Upton
Isabella’ Teecher Hooker
Women’s Journal
Frederika Bremer Society
Stockholm
Verein’ Jugendschutz
Berlin
Society For Woman Suffrage
Holland
Dominion Suffrage Association of Canada
National Union of ‘Women's Suffrage Societies
England
Union
Finland
Lady Aberdeen
Fawcett
Priscilla ‘Bright McClaren
Estelle ‘Reel
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Belle Kearney
Miss Kearney
Canada
Europe
Alaska
Sitka
New England Hills
South
Henry Stone Blackwell
Frederick A. Hinckley
James Bennett
Federal Suffrage Committee
Legislative Committee
Lillie Devereux Blake
Isabella Beecher Hooker
Connecticut
Beecher
Caroline Miller
Mason and Dixon
Clara Marshall
Woman’s College
Florence Buck
Unity Church
Cleveland
Ministry of Religion
Antoinette Brown Blackwell
Star
Tile Belciher Wousehold
Kitchfield
Conn
John Hooker
Hartford
Mrs. Hooker
Woman's World's Fair Board
Hooker
Antoinette Louisa Brown
Oberlin
Theological Seminary
South Butler
Samuel C. Blackwell
Marth Hughes Cannon
Wales
Desered
Ann Arbor
National School of Elocution and Oratory
Auxiliary Department ‘of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Deseret Hospital
Angus M.cannons
Princes Stewart Mosher
Mt. Holyoke College
Hillsdale College
France
Germany
Nice
Sonneburg
Ireland
Russia
North
Cape
Vesuvius
National Council
Sree
Wille