Report of the National Women Suffrage Convention held at Washington, F...
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Anne Fitzhugh Miller's remarks introducing Nathaniel Schmidt to Geneva...
In hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Edwin Markham to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, accepting appointment to New Yo...
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Postcard, labeled "Leksand," shows Swedish woman in traditional folk c...
Verso manuscript note from "M.G.P" (probably Mary Gray Peck) thanks Anne Fitzhugh Miller for farewell note and "Votes for Women" ribbon from New York City suffrage parade; reports Carrie Chapman Catt being well... More
Eunice Dana Brannan to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Thanks Anne Fitzhugh Miller for generous $100 contribution for Emmeline Pankhurst; raised from twelve women about $300 as token fund to show support of American women for British militants, Brannan and Anne Fit... More
Index for Miller Scrapbook 1894-1904, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Index of subject and names created by Anne Fitzhugh Miller, with additions in her hand . Note that although the substance of the scrapbook begins in 1897, there are a few items dating from 1894 and 1895
Elizabeth Piper, Boston friend, to "Miss Nannie" (Anne Fitzhugh Miller...
Reports on lecture by Sylvia Pankhurst and describes local organizing scheme of Mrs. John Leonard for canvassing by ward for suffrage support.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention of the New York State Woman Suffrage As...
New York State Woman Suffrage Association Program: Lists Officers, Committees, Program and speakers. Photomechanical print of First Baptist Church, Seneca Lake, and portraits of Carrie Chapman Catt, Anna Howard... More
Harriet Taylor Upton to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, November 9, 1908
Upton encloses a carbon copy of Susan B. Anthony's last letter, January 31, 1906, 2 p. Anthony mentions visit of Millers to Rochester and discusses Oregon campaign finances.
Charlotte Perkins Gilman speaks at Geneva Political Equality Club Piaz...
Clippings re Geneva Political Equality Club Lochland Party, Gilman speech on woman suffrage
Anne Fitzhugh Miller, President, Geneva Political Equality Club, Deleg...
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New York Suffrage Newsletter: Piazza Party at Lochland
Geneva Political Equality Club has 307 members, largest club in New York; quotes from Edward Carpenter's "Toward Democracy." Photomechanical prints of Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Introductory remarks, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Remarks preceding reading Elizabeth Cady Stanton's paper on "Why Women Taxpayers believe in Equal Suffrage at Ontario County Suffrage Meeting. Annotated by Anne Fitzhugh Miller: "Anne Fitzhugh Miller's first wo... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Introduction to Nathaniel Schmidt's address on ...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's remarks introducing Professor Nathaniel Schmidt 's address on "Woman's Sphere." notes Geneva Political Equality Club's debt to Geneva Daily Times for generous publicity
Daffodil Place card - Drawing. Public domain image.
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Florence M. Leonard to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Summarizes February 20 meeting election of club officers
U. S. Senate Hearing before Committee on Woman Suffrage on Joint Resol...
Statements by Anna Shaw, Belva Lockwood, Fannie Fernald of Maine, Isabel Barrows of New York, Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Ella Stewart of Illinois, Ida Husted Harper, Ella Hawley Crossett, Laura Clay, and Carrie Chap... More
Who's Who in Geneva: Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller; ...
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Mariana Chapman to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, February 15, 1899, NAWSA suff...
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Delegate National American Woman Suffrage Association 31st Annual Conv...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention
Charles H. Huke To Anne Fitzhugh Miller, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Regarding Anne Fitzhugh Miller's request for current assessment roles
Miss Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Elizabeth Smith Miller
photomechanical print of Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Elizabeth Smith Miller, who received tribute for their work at Ontario County Woman Suffrage Association Convention.
Postcard with photograph of Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh M...
Photograph of Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Elizabeth Smith Miller on their piazza at Lochland, Geneva, New York.
Miss Anne Fitzhugh Miller, of Lochland entertains Sylvia Pankhurst at ...
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Pauline Goldmark lectures at Lochland, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Five clippings announce and report on activities at Lochland Party including music, Pauline Goldmark lecture on Consumers League of New York which supports improved working conditions and wages by buying goods ... More
Annie Holland Home to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Invitation to Ann Fitzhugh Miller to speak to the Albany Woman's Suffrage League. Note in hand of Ann Fitzhugh Miller after signature "Daughter of the author, J. G. Holland" On verso in Anne Fitzhugh Miller's h... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's remarks introducing Harriot Stanton Blatch at G...
Compares woman suffrage protest with war in South Africa: both seek improved citizenship
Suffrage Plan Given Hearing; New York Woman Said That "Voting Is as Ea...
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Geneva Political Equality Club meeting invitation to evening sessions ...
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Illustrated color postcard of New Windsor Hotel in Montreal, Canada
Verso note from "H. M. M." thanking for farewell telegram, most likely from Harriet May Mills, who was embarking for Europe at that time.
New York Suffrage Newsletter - Public domain document scan
New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention report: 116 delegates; praise for Eliza Wright Osborne, Auburn hostess; Geneva largest club; photomechanical prints of officers: Ella Hawley Crossett, Harrie... More
Envelope with invitation cards - Public domain dedication image
Elizabeth Smith Miller's invitation to meet Julia Ward Howe and Susan B. Anthony at Arundell Club; Arundell Club admission cards for Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Alva Belmont to Anne Fitzhugh Miller; Mrs. Raymond Brown to Anne Fitzh...
Brown and Belmont thank Anne Fitzhugh Miller for offering to donate twelve copies of Evelyn Sharp's book Rebel Women to the New York State Woman Suffrage Association bazaar.
The 39th Annual Convention of the New York State Woman Suffrage Associ...
Cover illustration: First Baptist Church, Geneva, New York. Lists New York State Woman Suffrage Association and National American Woman Suffrage Association officers; committees, and program speakers; photomech... More
The First Woman Physician; page 2
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New York Suffrage Newsletter, editor Harriet May Mills
Report of Legislative Hearings. Harriet May Mills, Editor. Speeches on the state suffrage amendment given before New York State Joint Committee on Judiciary, February 19, 1908. Senator S. Percy Hooker , who int... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Address Before Senate Committee
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's February 15, 1906 speech before U. S. Senate Suffrage Committee stresses that government concerns more than business and women voters could contribute to improved social welfare of all; a... More
Leonora O'Reilly to Anne Fitzhugh Miller regarding visit to Geneva
Leonora O'Reilly is trade union activist and speaker
Geneva Political Equality Club Tenth Anniversary Souvenir Program, 190...
Geneva Political Equality Club Program meeting dates and speakers, officers, committees, list of 367 members, January 1908 resolution on death of Charles N. Hemiup, reprints New York State Woman Suffrage Associ... More
A Word of Faith, Anne Fitzhugh Miller's tribute to Susan B. Anthony
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's tribute to Susan B. Anthony; philosophy of life and death
New York State Woman Suffrage Association 31st Annual Convention, Dunk...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to New York State Woman Suffrage Convention in Dunkirk
Charlotte Perkins Gilman speaks on motherhood at Geneva Political Equa...
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Mrs. Pankhurst a Very Pleasing Entertainer; Is a True Politician
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The Demand for Enfranchisement by Elizabeth Burrill Curtis, NAWSA suff...
Argues that no class can be trusted to legislate for another Note in hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller: "Miss Curtis has just written this short paper at my Mothers request I read from it in our open meeting yesterd... More
Pauline Goldmark lectures at Lochland, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Five clippings announce and report on activities at Lochland Party including music, Pauline Goldmark lecture on Consumers League of New York which supports improved working conditions and wages by buying goods ... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's remarks introducing Harriot Stanton Blatch at G...
Compares woman suffrage protest with war in South Africa: both seek improved citizenship
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Address Before Senate Committee
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's February 15, 1906 speech before U. S. Senate Suffrage Committee stresses that government concerns more than business and women voters could contribute to improved social welfare of all; a... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Address Before Senate Committee
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's February 15, 1906 speech before U. S. Senate Suffrage Committee stresses that government concerns more than business and women voters could contribute to improved social welfare of all; a... More
New York State Woman Suffrage Association Convention, Syracuse, New Yo...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to New York Woman's Suffrage Association Syracuse Convention. Button image: Susan B. Anthony
Anne Fitzhugh Miller Delegate Ribbon, Baltimore, 1906 and photo mechan...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to the 1906 Baltimore National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention
Harriet May Mills to Anne Fitzhugh Miller; Montreal: Interior of Notre...
On Verso, only partially detached and not scanned: Mills greetings to Anne Fitzhugh Miller and her mother, Elizabeth Smith Miller, prior to sailing from Montreal enroute to Europe
Political Equality Club Banners and photograph
Describes and shows two suffrage banners created by the Geneva Political Equality Club for the May 6th suffrage parade in New York City. One honoring women architects was designed by Katharine Stetson, Charlott... More
Envelope with invitation cards - Public domain dedication image
Elizabeth Smith Miller's invitation to meet Julia Ward Howe and Susan B. Anthony at Arundell Club; Arundell Club admission cards for Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Ina (Mrs. F. R. Hazard) to Nannie (Anne Fitzhugh Miller)
Hazard delighted by visit with Millers; suggest Ann Fitzhugh Miller may wish to contribute to Brannan fund for English suffragists. Note at bottom in Anne Fitzhugh Miller's hand: 'Mrs. Eunice Dana Brannan, am s... More
A Report of County Work; read by Miss Miller at State Suffrage Convent...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller reports on activities of Phelps and Geneva Political Equality Clubs at New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention. Encourages all to make club scrapbooks
The First Woman Physician, Elizabeth Blackwell
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Geneva Political Equality Club Record, Season of 1908-1909
Lists officers, committee chairmen, members, delegates to Ontario County Convention, reports activities of Geneva Political Equality Club and Elizabeth Smith Miller Study Class, Extracts from Anne Fitzhugh Mill... More
Geneva Political Equality Club entry in Auto Parade
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Anne Herendeen, graduation photo
Signed: "Jus Sufragii!" and addressed" To my dear Miss Nan from Anne Herendeen"
Crowds at Geneva School Meeting; Vacancy in School Board
Clippings report on school board meeting: Harriet B Pope, William J. Hunt and Millard F. Blaine being nominated. Pope received the most votes, but not a majority. Upon resignation of Dwight B. Backenstose, Janu... More
Harriet May Mills to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Mills responds to Anne Fitzhugh Miller request of an opinion on Mrs. M. T. L. (Wm. C) Gannett as president of New York State Woman Suffrage Association. Mills praises Ella Crossett's service and outlines abilit... More
Embers from Fossenvue backlogs, 1875
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was an American poet and translator who was born in 1924 and died in 2012. She was the author of several collections of poetry and also translated the works of several French poets, includi... More
Embers from Fossenvue backlogs, 1875
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was an American poet and translator who was born in 1924 and died in 2012. She was the author of several collections of poetry and also translated the works of several French poets, includi... More
Harriet May Mills Speaks at Geneva Political Equality Club Meeting
Mills comments on number of men present; growing support of suffrage cause; importance of Oregon campaign
Geneva Federation of Labor meeting
Extracts from Anne Fitzhugh Miller's speech stressing women's active contributions to local community organizations and success of the woman school board member; Mayor Rose explains why City Treasurer should be... More
Nathaniel Schmidt to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, March 16, 1904, NAWSA suffr...
Schmidt accepts invitation to address Geneva Political Equality Club
Frederick W. Griffith to Anne F. Miller, January 12, 1910
Griffith, Vice President, Garlock Packing Co. and Republican Senatorial candidate, praises suffragists efforts during campaign; praises Harriot Blatch's speech at Lyons; promises to support suffrage amendment; ... More
A Busy Evening for Geneva Political Equality Club
Charles Hemiup reports on statehood bill; Geneva Political Equality Club adopts resolution requesting Congressional representatives to remove objectionable language; discuss appointing woman to school board; Ar... More
Souvenir of the reception at Lochland, Geneva, New York, 39th annual N...
Cover illustration: Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller on Lochland veranda; inside: quote from Gerrit Smith letter to Susan B. Anthony, August 15, 1873; autograph signature of Elizabeth Smith Miller.
The First Woman Physician, Elizabeth Blackwell
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Carrie Chapman Catt to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Receipts of funding for the New Hampshire Amendment Campaign, with Carrie Chapman Catt's analysis of why it failed.
Other Press Notices of New York State Woman Suffrage Association Conve...
Press coverage of New York State Woman Suffrage Association Convention: officers, speakers, working women, Lochland social, resolutions supporting suffrage legislation and opposing Gov. Hughes veto of equal pay... More
Mrs. M. T. L (William C.). Gannett to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
In reply to Anne Fitzhugh Miller's request to her approval/disapproval of the circular letter nominating Mrs. Shuler, Gannett gives her approval of the wording and declines consideration of herself for auditor
May 1898 Piazza Party, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Describes Geneva Political Equality Club closing event at Miller's home, Lochland; Elizabeth Cady Stanton's reminiscences of the first women's suffrage meeting in 1848 read by S. H. Ver Planck. Music by Anne Fi... More
National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention Delegate Certi...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Elizabeth Smith Miller were both involved in the NY suffrage hearings in Albany in early February; there is no evidence in the scrapbook that they actually attended the national meeting... More
Portrait of Susan B. Anthony and Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Mounted photograph of Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Susan B. Anthony. Date on verso is "Nov. 8, 1905 Geneva, New York"
Meeting of Suffragists; Second Annual Convention of Ontario County Org...
Mary Coolidge noted that convention meeting place, First Universalist Church of Clifton Springs, was first church the permitted Susan B. Anthony to speak.
Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention of the National American Woman Suffrage...
Lists officers and committees, program speakers. Special memorial tribute to Susan B. Anthony. Advertisements, including suffrage literature . Note on cover: "Anne Fitzhugh Miller's rearranged." Anne Fitzhugh M... More
Pauline Goldmark lectures at Lochland, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Five clippings announce and report on activities at Lochland Party including music, Pauline Goldmark lecture on Consumers League of New York which supports improved working conditions and wages by buying goods ... More
New York Suffrage Newsletter, editor Harriet May Mills
Report of Legislative Hearings. Harriet May Mills, Editor. Speeches on the state suffrage amendment given before New York State Joint Committee on Judiciary, February 19, 1908. Senator S. Percy Hooker , who int... More
Embers from Fossenvue backlogs, 1875
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was an American poet and translator who was born in 1924 and died in 2012. She was the author of several collections of poetry and also translated the works of several French poets, includi... More
Embers from Fossenvue backlogs, 1875
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was an American poet and translator who was born in 1924 and died in 2012. She was the author of several collections of poetry and also translated the works of several French poets, includi... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Address Before Senate Committee
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's February 15, 1906 speech before U. S. Senate Suffrage Committee stresses that government concerns more than business and women voters could contribute to improved social welfare of all; a... More
Final Sessions of the Women's Aid Meeting
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The First Woman Physician, Elizabeth Blackwell
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Anna Howard Shaw to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, February 21, 1908
Shaw autograph postscript: "Word has just come from Mrs. Kelley that the hearing at Albany was fine. I am so glad." Shaw thanks Anne Fitzhugh Miller for Valentine Birthday wish and remembers past birthdays cele... More
Geneva Political Equality Club May Piazza Party at Lochland, NAWSA suf...
Clippings covering Lochland Party include extracts from Anne Fitzhugh Miller's introduction stating importance of women's service beyond the home; Mrs. W. A. Montgomery, Rochester School Commissioner, spoke on ... More
Platform Ticket: Carnegie Hall Meeting to honor Emmeline Pankhurst
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Why I Am a Suffragist By Anne Fitzhugh Miller; page 2
Anne Fitzhugh Miller is suffragist by heredity and environment; she is interested in municipal affairs and believes by voting women can improve society; compares ballot to telephone; both tools necessary for pr... More
New York City Suffrage Parade photograph, bottom right
Photograph shows suffragists with banners, marching in New York City suffrage parade, with crowds along street. Anne Fitzhugh Miller is in the middle grouping of three, facing the camera.
Eunice Dana Brannan to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Thanks Anne Fitzhugh Miller for generous $100 contribution for Emmeline Pankhurst; raised from twelve women about $300 as token fund to show support of American women for British militants, Brannan and Anne Fit... More
Envelope with invitation cards - Public domain dedication image
Elizabeth Smith Miller's invitation to meet Julia Ward Howe and Susan B. Anthony at Arundell Club; Arundell Club admission cards for Elizabeth Smith Miller and Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Thirty-Ninth Annual Convention of the New York State Woman Suffrage As...
New York State Woman Suffrage Association Program: Lists Officers, Committees, Program and speakers. Photomechanical print of First Baptist Church, Seneca Lake, and portraits of Carrie Chapman Catt, Anna Howard... More
Embers from Fossenvue backlogs, 1875
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was an American poet and translator who was born in 1924 and died in 2012. She was the author of several collections of poetry and also translated the works of several French poets, includi... More
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's Address Before Senate Committee
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's February 15, 1906 speech before U. S. Senate Suffrage Committee stresses that government concerns more than business and women voters could contribute to improved social welfare of all; a... More
Carrie Chapman Catt to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, NAWSA suffrage scrapbooks
Receipts of funding for the New Hampshire Amendment Campaign, with Carrie Chapman Catt's analysis of why it failed.
Other Press Notices of New York State Woman Suffrage Association Conve...
Press coverage of New York State Woman Suffrage Association Convention: officers, speakers, working women, Lochland social, resolutions supporting suffrage legislation and opposing Gov. Hughes veto of equal pay... More
Mrs. M. T. L (William C.). Gannett to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
In reply to Anne Fitzhugh Miller's request to her approval/disapproval of the circular letter nominating Mrs. Shuler, Gannett gives her approval of the wording and declines consideration of herself for auditor
W. G. V. to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Postcard from Heidelberg notes New York suffrage parade favorably reported in Paris Herald.
