Leaving the Gaol, suffrage scrapbook
Smiling women, one in white and one with "Votes for Women" sash marching down street.
Mrs. Pankhurst a Very Pleasing Entertainer; Is a True Politician
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Emmeline Pankhurst plans Hunger Strike
Emmeline Pankhurst vows to begin a hunger strike upon her return to England. In a response to a local suggestion that hunger strikes be carried on at home, Pankhurst stressed that it would only works after bein... More
Alice Paul Talks, suffrage scrapbook
Recently returned to US from London, Alice Paul talks about her experience with British radical suffragettes, disrupting PM Asquith at Guild Hall meeting and being force feed in Holloway jail
Suffragettes Mean to Keep Up excitement and Win; Emmeline Pankhurst in...
Pankhurst traces history of woman suffrage movement in England; militant actions against press and politicians, when meetings were closed to women, they held protests outside; threw stones wrapped with messages... More
Women's suffrage agitation - Public domain document scan
Editorial suggests that adoption of British militant tactics will split the American suffrage movement; suffragists need to win over majority of women
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.
Suffragettes Mean to Keep Up excitement and Win; Emmeline Pankhurst in...
Pankhurst traces history of woman suffrage movement in England; militant actions against press and politicians, when meetings were closed to women, they held protests outside; threw stones wrapped with messages... More
Mureil Matters, suffrage scrapbook
Mureil Matters with megaphone in airship basket. She distributed Women's Freedom League suffrage handbills over London by airship in February 1909.
Mrs. Pankhurst-Practical Politician by Arthur Ruhl with photomechanica...
Arthur Ruhl editorial praises Emmeline Pinehurst's charm and her speaking power. British suffragettes practical actions, like rock throwing are same tactics used by men to get government attention.
Booth at State Fair, Where Richmond Women are Telling Visitors About G...
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Democratic Delegates to the County Convention
Lists delegates to Democratic County Convention; P.N. Nicholas, presiding; Alice Ashley and Mrs. Henry B. Graves urged delegates to select candidates that favor woman suffrage
Militant Suffragette Leader Emmeline Pankhurst Pleads for Vote
Various clippings report Emmeline Pankhurst's speaking tour to Auburn and Syracuse, N.Y.; speaking style; suffrage methods; suggest American don't need to stoop to violence to succeed.
New Departure of the Woman Suffrage Movement
Frances Potter describes the organization of the nonpartisan Woman Suffrage Party, modeled after the political party, intending to bring awareness of the need of universal suffrage
A Communication: Sarah R. M. Burrall to Daily Times
Sarah Burrall criticizes Geneva Daily Times for labeling Emmeline Pankhurst a "faddist." One willing to die for a cause deserves respect.
New Departure of the Woman Suffrage Movement
Frances Potter describes the organization of the nonpartisan Woman Suffrage Party, modeled after the political party, intending to bring awareness of the need of universal suffrage
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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Ethel Arnold's predicts success in the fight for the vote in England
Ethel Arnold acknowledged progress of militant methods of Emmeline Pankhurst, though she prefers more conventional strategies; discusses religious novels, including those of her anti-suffragist sister, Mary Ward.
To Sound Cry of Vote for Women and Aim to Attract Public Notice; Emmel...
Summarizes Emmeline Pankhurst's address in Rochester to explain militant methods of British Suffragists; three letters to editor, one unfavorable, two support Pankhurst, believe Susan B. Anthony would approve a... More
Planning a Suffragist Campaign - Public domain document scan
International suffragists, including Anne Cobden-Sanderson, to lecture in U. S. in 1909.
Emmeline Pankhurst plans Hunger Strike
Emmeline Pankhurst vows to begin a hunger strike upon her return to England. In a response to a local suggestion that hunger strikes be carried on at home, Pankhurst stressed that it would only works after bein... More
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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Walter Mosenthall to Anne Fitzhugh Miller,
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Alice Paul Describes Force Feeding
Alice Paul describes her disruption of Lord Mayor's banquet and subsequent force feeding after hunger strike in Holloway jail. She refused to wear prison clothes or to work, so spent the month in bed
Welcome to Mrs. Pankhurst; Lots of Clothes But Little Talk at the Rece...
National American Woman's Suffrage Association headquarters reception for Emmeline Pankhurst; President Anna Shaw welcome; attire of attendees described; Pankhurst explains that "suffragette" though initially d... More
Suffragettes Sent to Asquith by Mail
Prime Minister Asquith refused to receive suffragettes sent as "human parcels" through the post office.
Woman Suffrage Party: Organization and mission statement
Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Mrs. William Ivins organize Woman Suffrage Party to pursue suffrage legislation to amend the state constitution
14th Assembly District Club, Political Equality Association
Manuscript note on verso by Anne Fitzhugh Miller: "I truly think this is the best yet! Please return to Anne Fitzhugh Miller." Political Equity Association presents weekly scheduling of suffrage programs.
New Departure of the Woman Suffrage Movement
Frances Potter describes the organization of the nonpartisan Woman Suffrage Party, modeled after the political party, intending to bring awareness of the need of universal suffrage
Suffragettes Rush the House of Commons
Detailed description of militant British suffragists agitation during October 1908. Emmeline Pankhurst's attempt to "rush" the House of Commons on October 13 resulted in 37 arrests, followed by a trial in polic... More
Hornell (New York) Equality League of Self-Supporting Women
Club House opened. Club executive board, constitution, adult education classes, facilities including gymnasium and cafeteria.
Hornell (New York) Equality League of Self-Supporting Women
Club House opened. Club executive board, constitution, adult education classes, facilities including gymnasium and cafeteria.
Anne Fitzhugh Miller :In Defense of Emmeline Pankhurst
Emmeline Panhurst is here to explain the British system and why militant methods are needed there, not to convert American women to militant methods.
Greater New York Woman Suffrage Convention,
Notice of Convention of women of Greater New York City to adopt proposals for amending the City Charter and State and National Constitutions to improve women's status
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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To the Presidents and Members of the Clubs of the New York State Woman...
Reports on July 12 Lochland suffragists conference: lists twenty attendees from eleven western New York counties; resolutions, including support of Mrs. Frank J. Shuler as presidential nominee; biographical ske... More
Hornell (New York) Equality League of Self-Supporting Women
Club House opened. Club executive board, constitution, adult education classes, facilities including gymnasium and cafeteria.
Carrie Chapman Catt to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, July 9, 1910
Catt approves of Anne Fitzhugh Miller's informal meeting of state suffrage leaders to discuss organization and select nominee for New York State Woman Suffrage Association president. Catt discusses "lobbies" am... More
Carrie Chapman Catt to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, July 9, 1910
Catt approves of Anne Fitzhugh Miller's informal meeting of state suffrage leaders to discuss organization and select nominee for New York State Woman Suffrage Association president. Catt discusses "lobbies" am... More
Walter Mosenthall to Anne Fitzhugh Miller,
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Welcome to Mrs. Pankhurst; Lots of Clothes But Little Talk at the Rece...
National American Woman's Suffrage Association headquarters reception for Emmeline Pankhurst; President Anna Shaw welcome; attire of attendees described; Pankhurst explains that "suffragette" though initially d... More
Greater New York Woman Suffrage Convention, (Mrs. Mackay will read the...
Lists speakers including Mrs. John Winters Brannan, Anna Garlin Spencer, Harriot Stanton Blatch, Maud Nathan
Geneva's Part in the Republican County Convention; page 2
Harriot Blatch addresses Wayne County Convention on January 7, urging delegates to elect a candidate that would support woman suffrage, at Senator Raines did. F. W. Griffith endorsed.
Address to Voters of the 42d Senatorial District, New York
Geneva Political Equality Club believe their efforts to raise awareness of voters and delegates at party conventions to suffrage cause were successful. They sent out two fliers (text of first on page 71; text o... More
Geneva Political Equality Club, Important Meeting to discuss new metho...
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Albany Astir with Suffrage Activity
Describes suffrage advertising campaign including "Votes for Women" signs; cartoons and suffrage cards in street cars, newspapers; and "monster electric sign" with changing messages
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.
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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Rivalry between Harriet May Mills and Mrs. Frank J. Shuler for preside...
Discusses New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention proceedings including dispute over admitting Buffalo teachers' suffrage clubs; consideration of changes in methods that affiliation with Woman Suff... More
Maud Cabot to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Enclosing telegram from F. W. Grif...
At request of Harriot Blatch, Maud Cabot sends Anne Fitzhugh Miller a telegram from F. W. Griffith, regretfully declining banquet invitation from ladies of 42nd senatorial district due to conflicting engagements
New Departure of the Woman Suffrage Movement
Frances Potter describes the organization of the nonpartisan Woman Suffrage Party, modeled after the political party, intending to bring awareness of the need of universal suffrage
Harriot Stanton Blatch to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, February 1 and 2, 1910
Harriot Blatch complains about slack legislative efforts in preparation for March suffrage hearings by Ella Crossett and Fanny Villard of New York State Woman Suffrage Association; Blatch and Katherine Mackay t... More
Harriot Stanton Blatch to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, February 1 and 2, 1910
Harriot Blatch complains about slack legislative efforts in preparation for March suffrage hearings by Ella Crossett and Fanny Villard of New York State Woman Suffrage Association; Blatch and Katherine Mackay t... More
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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Walter Mosenthall to Anne Fitzhugh Miller,
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NYSW State Suffrage Convention, Troy
Executive Committee, New York Woman's Suffrage Association recommends that a organization be formed in every assembly district
Mrs. Pankhurst's "American Dollars"
Anne Fitzhugh Miller letter to editor, declined by New York Sun: replying to comments in Sun that Emmeline Pankhurst's American tour took funds away from American suffrage cause. On contrary, Harriot Stanton Bl... More
The most effective reply to Mrs. Pankhurst comes from Mrs. Philip Snow...
Quotes Ethel Snowden, a British suffragist opposed to use of violence: "A cause good enough for martyrs is much too good for victims."
The Successful Start for Westminster
Photomechanical print shows "Votes for Women" airship floating above London. Mureil Matters distributed Women's Freedom League handbills over London by airship in February 1909.
Anne F. Miller and Mrs. Charles Burrall speak about Political Equality...
Geneva Political Equality Club efforts to organize Political Equality Club at Seneca Castle, speak at September 14 event
Work of Suffragists Played Part in Senatorial Campaign
Reprint of second Geneva Political Equality Club flier thanking voters and delegates for courteous treatment at senatorial conventions; partial poll results for Yates county towns, indicating Griffith's plurality
Maud Cabot to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Enclosing telegram from F. W. Grif...
At request of Harriot Blatch, Maud Cabot sends Anne Fitzhugh Miller a telegram from F. W. Griffith, regretfully declining banquet invitation from ladies of 42nd senatorial district due to conflicting engagements
Harriot Stanton Blatch to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, February 1 and 2, 1910
Harriot Blatch complains about slack legislative efforts in preparation for March suffrage hearings by Ella Crossett and Fanny Villard of New York State Woman Suffrage Association; Blatch and Katherine Mackay t... More
Suffragettes Rush the House of Commons
Detailed description of militant British suffragists agitation during October 1908. Emmeline Pankhurst's attempt to "rush" the House of Commons on October 13 resulted in 37 arrests, followed by a trial in polic... More
Militant Methods: Emmeline Pankhurst in Boston
Alice Stone Blackwell explains that press has misrepresented both the nature of British militant methods and reaction in U. S. British militancy is usually not illegal and justified in response to government po... More
Defense Not Denial: Pankhurst's militant methods thought ridiculous
Geneva Daily Times editorial disapproves of Emmeline Pankhurst's militant methods
Great Throng Hears Emmeline Pankhurst
Over 3,000 attend Pankhurst lecture at Carnegie Hall; over 300 turn way; League of Self-Supporting Women sponsor; list platform quests including Ella Hawley Crossett, Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Florence Kelly, Alice... More
Suffragettes in Battle with police outside House of Commons
Women's Social and Political Union send another deputation to the House of Commons, but are denied meeting.
Suffragists Appear At Town Caucus
Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Harriot Stanton Blatch attend Republican caucus to select delegates to Ontario county convention. Text of fliers they distributed urges election of delegates supporting woman suffrage.
Rivalry between Harriet May Mills and Mrs. Frank J. Shuler for preside...
Discusses New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention proceedings including dispute over admitting Buffalo teachers' suffrage clubs; consideration of changes in methods that affiliation with Woman Suff... More
To the Voters of the 42 Senatorial District
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Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Report for Year 1908-1909 by...
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Walter Mosenthall to Anne Fitzhugh Miller,
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Fight for Suffrage Henrietta Crosman Says
Actress Henrietta Crosman says she prefers rights to chivalry; thinks women too polite in seeking suffrage; need good suffrage play, better than "Votes for Women."
Mrs. Pankhurst's Address; Carnegie Hall Throng Heard Englishwoman Eage...
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Suffragists Are to Be Active in campaign to replace Senator Raines
Special senatorial campaign to be trial of suffragist policy to actively support candidates who favor woman suffrage. Harriot Blatch to participate; Anne Fitzhugh Miller queries potential nominees on suffrage
Geneva Boat Parade and Band Concert
Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Geneva Political Equality Club lead illuminated boat parade near Lakeside Park Band Concert.
Geneva Political Equality Club distribute suffrage literature at Yates...
Suffrage literature distributed as Yates State fair; automobile decorated with sunflowers, flower of National American Woman Suffrage Association
Emmeline Pankhurst a Good Entertainer; page 2
Pankhurst says ridicule and annoyance are best tools for British suffrage activists; describes Pankhurst's personal characteristics
Mrs. Mackay Reads Suffrage Platform Friday
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Rivalry between Harriet May Mills and Mrs. Frank J. Shuler for preside...
Discusses New York State Woman Suffrage Association convention proceedings including dispute over admitting Buffalo teachers' suffrage clubs; consideration of changes in methods that affiliation with Woman Suff... More
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.
$100,000 Campaign Fund for Suffrage
Women's Political Union plan active campaign against New York legislators that oppose woman suffrage; farewell to Anna Shaw, sailing for Stockholm for International Woman Suffrage Alliance Convention; Carrie Ch... More
Suffragettes Rush the House of Commons
Detailed description of militant British suffragists agitation during October 1908. Emmeline Pankhurst's attempt to "rush" the House of Commons on October 13 resulted in 37 arrests, followed by a trial in polic... More
Mrs. Pankhurst deserved esteem of all who love justice
Woman's journal accuses press of distorting and misleading reports on British militant suffrage movement; defends Pankhurst's actions as self-sacrificing and courageous
Mrs. Pankhurst's Address; Carnegie Hall Throng Heard Englishwoman Eage...
Summarizes Pankhurst's speech; describes her speech delivery; recounts Manchester Liberal meeting where Annie Kenny and Christabel Pankhurst question Edward Grey.
Geneva Automobile Parade (before 1920)
At Firemen's parade, Anne Fitzhugh Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Graves ride in Geneva Political Equality Club auto decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and bunting to receive honorable mention.
Maud Cabot to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Enclosing telegram from F. W. Grif...
At request of Harriot Blatch, Maud Cabot sends Anne Fitzhugh Miller a telegram from F. W. Griffith, regretfully declining banquet invitation from ladies of 42nd senatorial district due to conflicting engagements
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.