Blatch Harriot Stanton

Elizabeth Cady Stanton holding her daughter Harriot, half-length portrait, facing right. Photograph of a daguerreotype taken in 1856. Unprocessed in PR 13 CN 1979:169. BIOG FILE reference copy NOS 1/97.

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Compares Dr. W. H. Jordan's and Harriot Stanton Blatch's comments on educating women for housekeeping and motherhood

Ridicules Blatch and Equality League for objecting to Court of Appeals ruling that overturned labor law restricting hours women could work in factories.

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Birthday greetings and tribute to the special friendship of Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony

Women's contributions to industrial life during war should be continued in peacetime

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Detailed report of New York State Woman Suffrage Association election proceedings; objections to Harriet May Mills; photomechanical prints of Harriet May Mills and Ida Craft

Harriot Stanton Blatch biographical information; description of her speaking style and extracts of speech outlining economic conditions affecting working women

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Harriot Station Blatch biographical information; description of her speaking style and extracts of speech outlining economic conditions affecting working women

Ontario County largest increase in membership; state membership statistics; New York State Woman Suffrage Association Convention speakers; officers; delegates to National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention

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Summarizes committee reports of Oct 16 on young people's clubs, Mrs. Charles H. Congdon, and legislative work, Mary Craigie and Anne Fitzhugh Miller NB Continues on next page ,summarizing Oct. 16 evening speech More

Equality League of Self- Supporting Women request state investigation of working conditions and pay of women.

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Gov. Hughes too busy to respond to Equality League's request to investigate women's pay and working conditions.

Summarizes committee reports of Oct 16 on young people's clubs, Mrs. Charles H. Congdon, and legislative work, Mary Craigie and Anne Fitzhugh Miller NB Continues on next page ,summarizing Oct. 16 evening speech More

On election day members of Equality League of Self-Supporting Women passed out suffrage literature to voters at polls and held mock elections with voting instructions for nearly 2,000 women at seven theaters. C More

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Notes American women's progress in educational and professional opportunities

Notices of program for Ontario County Woman Suffrage Association Convention, Clifton Springs, May 25, and 60th anniversary of First Woman's Rights Convention, Seneca Falls, May 27, Harriot Stanton Blatch, Mary More

On election day members of Equality League of Self-Supporting Women passed out suffrage literature to voters at polls and held mock elections with voting instructions for nearly 2,000 women at seven theaters. C More

On election day members of Equality League of Self-Supporting Women passed out suffrage literature to voters at polls and held mock elections with voting instructions for nearly 2,000 women at seven theaters. C More

Harriot Blatch encourages members to attend New York state suffrage hearings February 19, 1908

Equality League for Self-Supporting Women send a rain of yellow "Votes for Women" balloons upon the business men's Republican parade. Inez Milholland spoke via megaphone; male milliner protests, busting balloon More

Elizabeth Smith Miller honored as one of the organizers of 1848 convention and chairs session on pioneers

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3,000 attend mass suffrage meeting, three fourths are women; photomechanical print show speakers on stage, backed by posters illustrating unequal pay status of women teachers, postal and textile workers.

Blatch plans suffrage campaign in senatorial primaries in Brooklyn; extract of letter to voters to elect candidates the support suffrage

125 suffragists and 80 anti suffragists travel from New York City to Albany to attend suffrage hearings. Comments by Harriot Stanton Blatch and Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge.

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

English suffrage play, "Votes for Women" by Elizabeth Robyns is being performed by Mary Shaw to benefit the suffrage organizations and the Actors' Society. Equality League of Self-Supporting Women to have first More

Summarizes Pankhurst's speech; describes her speech delivery; recounts Manchester Liberal meeting where Annie Kenny and Christabel Pankhurst question Edward Grey.

Anne Fitzhugh Miller reports on meeting with Speaker Wadsworth; comments by Senator Thomas F. Grady, George Foster Peabody and Chairman George Davis; suffragists backed by organizations representing over one mi More

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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

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Harriot Stanton Blatch, while visiting Anne Fitzhugh Miller, supplies details about the career of militant British suffragist Emmeline Pankhurst, scheduled to tour the United States.

3,000 attend mass suffrage meeting, three fourths are women; photomechanical print show speakers on stage, backed by posters illustrating unequal pay status of women teachers, postal and textile workers.

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

Equality League of Self-Supporting Women sponsor Mass Meeting to welcome Emmeline Pankhurst; Anna Shaw and Mrs. Raymond Robbins speak

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

Blatch requests that Anne Fitzhugh Miller arrange an interview with Speaker James Wadsworth for February 24, 1909, before suffrage hearing.

Geneva Political Equality Club invited to send delegation to New York City suffrage demonstration against New York Legislature. Lists delegates Anne Fitzhugh Miller appointed from New York City residents and fr More

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Describes dispute over whether to admit 29 new clubs formed by Buffalo teachers; allegations that they were formed to give extra support to Mrs. Frank Shuler for president were successfully refuted and the club More

New York suffragists, introduced by Gov. Hughes, address Governor's Conference in Washington, D. C. Urging them to consider uniform suffrage legislation; invited to present report at next conference; Katherine More

Reports on Lochland nominating meeting; resolutions on Carrie Chapman Catt, Ella Crossett, Harriet Mills and nominating Mrs. Frank J. Shuler for New York State Woman Suffrage Association President; lists from c More

Several hundred upstate suffragists to demonstrate in New York City. Harriot Blatch says college administrators are discouraging student participation. Equal Franchise Society votes not to participate

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At Cooper Union rally, New York women celebrate the Washington State suffrage victory; protest New York legislatures failure to consider suffrage legislation. February 1911 editorial notes that Washington women More

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

Reports protest parade of ninety cars, banner messages, and demonstration attended by 10,000; summary of speeches: women more educated than men; women policemen would wipe out white slave trade; pass resolution More

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, inclu More

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Elizabeth Smith Miller Study Club first meeting; Mrs. H. Lynford Henry to be in charge; elect officers, plan programs; Harriot Blatch suggests producing suffrage play; Anne Fitzhugh Miller reports state senator More

Though unable to host or attend the annual Geneva Political Equality Club party, Elizabeth Smith Miller took the Geneva Political Equality Club's new yellow satin banner, which had been carried by Harriot Blatc More

Anne Fitzhugh Miller, Harriot Blatch and Charlotte Baldridge attend Republican County Convention; excepts from Royal R. Scott's speech after winning endorsement; tribute to Senator John Raines

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Describes dispute over whether to admit 29 new clubs formed by Buffalo teachers; allegations that they were formed to give extra support to Mrs. Frank Shuler for president were successfully refuted and the club More

Lists speakers including Mrs. John Winters Brannan, Anna Garlin Spencer, Harriot Stanton Blatch, Maud Nathan

Lists organizations and chairman of five platforms for Union Square suffrage demonstration

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.

Woman Suffrage Party not discouraged by legislative defeat of suffrage resolution; Assemblyman William M. Bennett changed vote due to women of his district, which was organize by Mrs. Frederick Nathan

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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.

Suffrage hearings so packed that Legislative committee couldn't find seats; strong anti-suffragist group present; Max Eastman and Richard Barry speak for suffrage.

Harriot Blatch notifies Anne Fitzhugh Miller that Senate Judiciary Committee reported out the suffrage amendment.

Photomechanical print of Harriot Stanton Blatch, in academic robes, marching in New York City suffrage parade organized under her leadership.

When discussion in the Senate on the Stilwell Suffrage Amendment was postponed, suffragists lead by Harriet Stanton Blatch, Harriet Mills and Mrs. G. N. Penfield organized a protest march to the Capitol for spe More

Over 3,000 suffragists march down Fifth Avenue to Union Square, banners flying, "forward into light"; well received by crowds, except male supporters heckled and anti-suffragists pass handbills; Dr. Antoinette More

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Men's participation hailed with great cheers; James Laidlaw; Vladimir Simkhvitch and Prof. John Dewey , standard bearers; describes divisions and participants, including Anne Fitzhugh Miller.

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Clippings document ongoing attempts to get the suffrage bill to the floor of the two New York legislative houses; On May 16, for first time in 15 years, Senate judiciary committee finally reported the Stilwell More

Suffrage hearings so packed that Legislative committee couldn't find seats; strong anti-suffragist group present; Max Eastman and Richard Barry speak for suffrage.

New York State Woman Suffrage Association delegation urge Assemblyman Levy to get suffrage bill out of committee; Harriot Blatch, Katherine Mackey and Equal Franchise League back a different suffrage bill that More

Six women, seated, full-length. George Grantham Bain Collection (Library of Congress).

Summary: Informal, three-quarter-length portrait of Harriot Stanton Blatch with arms outstretched, palms facing up, wearing a hat and belted dress or suit, with a hand bag hanging from the waist. Title and date More

Title transcribed from item, with additional information derived by Library of Congress staff. Summary: Group of six National Woman's Party members posing together outside. Left to right: Mrs. Hetty Wallis, Tex More

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Anne Fitzhugh Miller secures appoint with Speaker Wadsworth, her cousin, in which he suggested procedural strategies to bring the suffrage amendment before the full assembly by discharging the committee.

Anne Fitzhugh Miller secures appoint with Speaker Wadsworth, her cousin, in which he suggested procedural strategies to bring the suffrage amendment before the full assembly by discharging the committee.

"Dear Nancy" in manuscript. Mentions Anne Morgan and Ida Tarbell's support of expanding municipal woman suffrage. Verso is list of New York City society luncheon guests of Mrs. Clarence Mackay, including Mrs. J More

"Dear Nancy" in manuscript. Mentions Anne Morgan and Ida Tarbell's support of expanding municipal woman suffrage. Verso is list of New York City society luncheon guests of Mrs. Clarence Mackay, including Mrs. J More

In response to Anne Fitzhugh Miller's praise of his support of the suffrage cause, Sanford W. Abbey replies that he believes in women's rights and hopes the NY legislature will recognize their political demands More

In response to Anne Fitzhugh Miller's praise of his support of the suffrage cause, Sanford W. Abbey replies that he believes in women's rights and hopes the NY legislature will recognize their political demands More

Elizabeth Smith Miller, at 85, one of the oldest suffragists spoke at the hearings for equal tax suffrage in third class cities; Lists suffragists and anti-suffragists attending hearings on constitutional suffr More