Women in Business; A reason in universal suffrage
Extracts Elizabeth Cady Stanton's paper on why equal suffrage for women taxpayers would bring honesty and economy to government; both men and women have responsibility to both home and state
Woman a Taxpayer
Extracts Elizabeth Cady Stanton's paper on women taxpayers' right to equal suffrage
Securing new members; report of Miss Miller read at Recent State Suffr...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller believes confidence and tact key to expanding support of suffrage
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In Memoriam; Elizabeth Smith Miller by A. S. B. [Alice Stone Blackwell...
Elizabeth Smith Miller Obituary, who died May 22, 1911.Describes life with her father Gerrit Smith in Peterboro, New York, her wearing of the bloomer costume in 1851; writing a cookbook; suffrage activities; ho... more
New York Notes
Reports Geneva Political Equality Club organizational meeting extract of Ann Fitzhugh Miller speech incomplete; see "why we need a political equality club," page 16
Geneva Political Equality Club women attend Democratic Primaries
Three clippings cover Democratic ward primaries held in Geneva; lists twelve county convention delegates permitted by population of 12, 446, lists Geneva Political Equality Club representatives sent to each war... more
Equality Club; Last regular meeting of the season; page 2
Summarizes Geneva Political Equality Club meeting: Elizabeth Smith Miller reports on municipal and school suffrage; Mrs. T. H. Bibb and Mrs. C. N. Hemiup on Single Woman Suffrage; Frederick Malette, President o... more
After the Convention
Compares Dr. W. H. Jordan's and Harriot Stanton Blatch's comments on educating women for housekeeping and motherhood
The Woman's Column; Geneva Convention Notes
Describes hospitality of Millers, weather, and convention highlights
Why we need a Political Equality Club in Geneva
Geneva club needed to promote political equality and prepare for active citizenship. Women taxpayers may vote at tax meetings
New York Notes; page 2
Reports Geneva Political Equality Club organizational meeting; extract of Ann Fitzhugh Miller speech (incomplete); see "why we need a political equality club," page 16
Vote for Women; John M. Robertson before the Political Equality Club
Includes extracts from President Anne Fitzhugh Miller's introductions and John Robertson's lecture; Phelps Political Equality Club represented
May 1898 Piazza Party
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
Equality Club; Last regular meeting of the season
Summarizes Geneva Political Equality Club meeting: Elizabeth Smith Miller reports on municipal and school suffrage; Mrs. T. H. Bibb and Mrs. C. N. Hemiup on Single Woman Suffrage; Frederick Malette, President o... more
From Miss Root, 1898
In Ann Fitzhugh Miller's hand: "Accompanied by gavel"
Political Equality Club; Collins Hall
Clippings report activities of Geneva Political Equality Club, October and November 1898. Anne Fitzhugh Miller and S. H. Ver Planck elected delegates to New York State Woman Suffrage Association Convention at H... more
Geneva Political Equality Club Constitution, Bylaws, and Membership l...
Geneva Political Equality Club Constitution, By-Laws and Officers for 1898, printed, followed by Alphabetical Membership list, mostly in the hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller. More than 200 names are recorded, some ... more
Delegate National American Woman Suffrage Association 31st Annual Conv...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention
Draft thank you from Anne Fitzhugh Miller to Geneva Political Equality...
Thanks for welcome daffodil bouquet
Piazza Party at the Lochland
Describes Lochland party; Frederick Willis address on Alcott family; birthday telegram to Julia Ward Howe; Seventeen from Phelps Political Equality Club come twelve miles by four-horse carryall.
Beautiful Geneva
Blackwell describes Geneva visit; Miller estate, Lochland; memories of Gerrit Smith and Elizabeth Smith Miller
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
Suffragists Now in Convention
Details of New York State Woman Suffrage Association elections: Mariana Chapman, President; Anne Fitzhugh Miller, 2nd auditor; extracts from Chapman's speech; extracts from Susan B. Anthony's speech on the need... more
National American Woman Suffrage Association of the United States-Life...
N. B. "American" added to name. Signed by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony and Harriet Taylor Upton
Miss Miller Named an Officer at the State Women's Suffrage Association
Written by Anne Fitzhugh Miller below clipping: "Delegates from G.P.E C. were Mrs. Florence Lewis Mrs. Powers" Lists state officers; Anne Fitzhugh Miller named auditor of New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Legislature; tax bill passed Assembly, failed in Senate
Clippings from State newsletter for March 1900; tax bill for limited suffrage for women taxpayers failed to pass New York legislature; Anne F. Miller report on Washington Convention to Phelps Political Equality Club
The regular meeting of the political equality club: Harriot Stanton Bl...
Women's contributions to industrial life during war should be continued in peacetime
Susan B. Anthony to life members
Form letter to life members, enclosing copy of History of Woman Suffrage, vol. 4. Signed by Susan B. Anthony
The President's Report
Anne Fitzhugh Miller reports to New York State Woman Suffrage Convention, Glens Falls, New York, summarizing activities of Geneva Political Equality Club 1899-1900; Distributes copies of Professor Nash's pamphl... more
Senator John Raines to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Senator John Raines supports Armstrong bill for woman suffrage
Geneva Political Equality Club held at Mrs. Greene's
Geneva women taxpayers to vote on water reservoir; New York Assembly tables bill on municipal woman suffrage on tax issues
Geneva Political Equality Club meeting, Harriet May Mills, speaker
Senator John Raines supports Armstrong bill that would grant suffrage to women taxpayers on tax questions. Mills reports 23,000 suffragists in New York
Courteous but non-committal
Prints Jean LaRue Burnett's letter to Anne Fitzhugh Miller and encourages him to support political equality in response to Grady resolution in Senate not to consider woman suffrage issue
Julie R. Jenney to Mrs. Elnora A. Babcock
Re certificate of incorporation for New York State Woman Suffrage Association
Ella Hawley Crossett speaks to Geneva Political Equality Club
Clippings cover Ella Hawley Crossett's remarks on history of New York State Woman Suffrage Association, need to organize county clubs, and higher education of women in England and Germany; cameo image of Crossett
Geneva Political Equality Club May Piazza Party at Lochland
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
Geneva Political Equality Club Annual Meeting for the Election of Offi...
List of elected officers of Geneva Political Equality Club and state delegates, in hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller.
Geneva Political Equality Club, Membership, 1901
Geneva Political Equality Club membership ticket handwritten, 'Miss A. F. Miller'
Mrs. Percy Widdrington Speaks at the Geneva Political Equality Club
Four clippings relate to lecture by English suffragist Enid Stacy (Mrs. Percy) Widdrington
Miss Miller Explains
Clarifies club plan to inform Geneva taxpaying women on tax appropriation issues
Geneva Political Equality meeting at Mrs. C. N. Hemiup's; Anne Fitzhug...
In hand of Anne Fitzhugh Miller, notes further coverage on National Convention at Washington on p 163-169
The Political Equality Club for Peace
Annual election of officers; peace resolution; changes in women's role in industry
Did the Mule or the Man Vote and Question of Arithmetic: Gail Laughlin...
Clippings cover Gail Laughlin speech to Geneva Political Equality Club on equal suffrage
Mrs. Widdrington Speaks at Political Equality Club
Three clippings relate to English suffragist Mrs. Percy Widdrington's lecture on citizenship, including excerpts from her lecture and Anne Fitzhugh Miller's introductory remarks
National American Woman Suffrage Association Delegate ribbon
Anne Fitzhugh Miller was a delegate to this Washington Convention. Button has image of U.S. Capitol
Annis Ford Eastman to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Annis Eastman agrees to speak at Geneva
Secretary to the President, William Loeb, Jr., to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Loeb acknowledges receipt of January 29 Miller letter to Roosevelt
Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth and her work in State prisons
Three clippings report on Maud Ballington Booth's lecture on "Hope Halls" for ex-prisoners transition to useful citizens by providing temporary homes and work. Includes extracts from Booth's speech and Anne Fit... more
Anne Fitzhugh Miller's notes for her remarks encouraging women taxpaye...
Anne Fitzhugh Miller notes that 600 Geneva women are eligible to vote on water and fire department improvements; reports Kate Gordon's efforts to secure tax levy for sewage improvements in New Orleans and concl... more
Kate M. Gordon to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Announces death of Sophie Friedland, Russian suffragist, scheduled to speak to Geneva Political Equality Club
Kate M. Gordon to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, March 1903?
Gordon conveys Carrie Chapman Catt's view that Mrs. Lewis's offer of $1,000 for the New Hampshire Campaign is too late to be effective.
Dr. Whitman H. Jordan's comments on role of women criticized by Anne F...
Woman as mother and homemaker vs. woman as worker and voter
Suffrage Talk of Carrie Chapman Catt; page 2
Carrie Chapman Catt speaks to 500; women's progress in education and contributions to labor force make woman suffrage inevitable
On Lochland's Broad Piazza
Two hundred attend Geneva Political Equality Club party Last two paragraphs refer to Charlotte Gilman's prior visit in November 1902 .
Charles H. Huke To Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Regarding Anne Fitzhugh Miller's request for current assessment roles
Geneva Political Equality Club Annual meeting
Geneva Political Equality Club annual election of officers; organization of Ontario County Political Equality Club
John M. O'Malley to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Geneva City Clerk counts 526 women on tax rolls
Women Seek to Vote in Third Class Cities Tax Elections
Clippings cover tax suffrage hearings in Albany, New York; testimonials from Geneva business leaders; half of Geneva taxpayers are women, who own a third of the real property
Verna Haley to Anne Fitzhugh Miller
Compliments Miller on her speech at tax suffrage hearings
Woman Suffrage Above Human Law
At Geneva Political Equality Club meeting honoring Susan B. Anthony, Anne Fitzhugh Miller read excerpts from her grandfather, Gerrit Smith's August 15, 1873, letter to Susan B. Anthony, enclosing $100 to pay he... more
New York State Woman Suffrage Association 35th Annual Convention, Horn...
Convention delegate ribbon and pin. Anne Fitzhugh Miller was delegate as President of Ontario County Political Equality Club
Charlotte Perkins Gilman speaks at Geneva Political Equality Club Piaz...
Clippings re Geneva Political Equality Club Lochland Party, Gilman speech on woman suffrage
Political Rights for women taxpayers
Anne Fitzhugh Miller appeals to taxpaying women to vote in special tax election; hand labeled: "Springfield Republican, Feb. 1903"
Conrad Wehnes to Anne F. Miller
Supports tax election legislation
