Women Suffrage Dead in both New York Assembly and Senate

After discussing pros and cons of Toombs' suffrage resolution, New York Assembly vote not to discharge Judiciary Committee from consideration; many members avoid voting; suffrage contingent in attendance, including Harriot Blatch and Florence Kelley; Senate Judiciary Committee, who had promised May hearing, also voted not to report, thus killing suffrage resolution for another year.

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