Miller Nawsa Suffrage Scrapbooks 1897 1911 Miller Nawsa Suffrage Scrapbooks 1897 1911 Scrapbook 8 1909 1910

Crystal Eastman biographical sketch and photomechanical print

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

New York State Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage protest President Taft's speaking at National American Woman Suffrage Association Convention. Ida Harper says Taft and wife are suffragists

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

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Abraham Lincoln 1836 quotation in support of suffrage for all who pay taxes or bear arms.

Julia Ward Howe, biographical sketch and photomechanical print

William Lloyd Garrison, son of the abolitionist, died September 12, 1909.

Signed: "Jus Sufragii!" and addressed" To my dear Miss Nan from Anne Herendeen"

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.

Anne Herendeen argues for woman suffrage justified; would facilitate social reform; not corrupt or interfere with family responsibilities.

Over 1000 hear Emmeline Pankhurst discuss history of woman suffrage in England; right to petition; hunger strike; field questions at Hudson Theatre

Governor Hughes and most state legislators lead thousands of friends, family and constituents at Senator Raines funeral. Describes service and floral tributes; Geneva Political Equality Club represented by Anne More

Extracts from Anne Fitzhugh Miller's introduction to Emmeline Pankhurst; few men in fair-sized crowd; Pankhurst declares more violence done to women than by women. More sex discrimination than class discriminat More

Suggests that Pankhurst's militant methods won't be supported by American suffragists and may create more anti-suffragists

Pankhurst says ridicule and annoyance are best tools for British suffrage activists; describes Pankhurst's personal characteristics

This March 15, 1909 clipping also appears appropriately in Scrapbook 7, page 43.

Geneva Political Equality Club hears school suffrage reports by Mrs. Zobedia Alleman (state), Mrs. R. H. Robinson (county) and Mrs. Alfred G. Lewis (city); pass resolutions protesting the treatment of Alice Pau More

Politicians and men as well as women attended Emmeline Pankhurst lecture at Massey Hall, where she noted that militant measures became necessary to get message to public because press ignored woman suffrage cause.

Governor Hughes listens to suffragists request that he include support for woman suffrage in his annual address; he makes no commitment

New York State Woman Suffrage Association delegation urge Governor Hughes to support state suffrage amendment in his address to legislature. Ella Crossett and Fanny Villard argue that women should be able to vo More

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

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Sarah Burrall criticizes Geneva Daily Times for labeling Emmeline Pankhurst a "faddist." One willing to die for a cause deserves respect.

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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

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.

700 more signatures of suffrage petition secured at Ontario County Fair, Canandaigua

Antoinette Hughes, governor's wife thanks Anne Fitzhugh Miller for Woman Suffrage Calendar. She will try to keep an open mind about suffrage, though not naturally supportive.

Anne Herendeen, Geneva native and Wells College student criticizes Geneva Times for their comments about Emmeline Pankhurst's militant methods.

Editorial notes that Governor Hughes was not swayed by "bouquets" of suffragists; believes most women do not want suffrage and would not vote if granted and would not be better off

Emmeline Pankhurst believes that if women could vote, discrimination in educational equality would end. Unlike Inez Milholland who was refused admittance to Harvard Law School based on gender, Christabel Pankhu More

Anne Fitzhugh Miller accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick R. Hazard, visit with Mrs. Antoinette Hughes before attending meeting with Governor Hughes.

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

Anti-suffrage editorial says Emmeline Pankhurst may be right about women's movement in England, but U.S. there is no need for woman suffrage; women need to stay home and not get involved in politics

Editorial notes that Emmeline Pankhurst is a forceful speaker, but her militant methods are not supported in Susan Be. Anthony's hometown..

Lists most of 60 ladies attending Vendome luncheon honoring Emmeline Pankhurst

Anne Herendeen, Geneva native and Wells College student criticizes Geneva Times for their comments about Emmeline Pankhurst's militant methods.

Resolutions ask male voters and legislators to support full citizenship and suffrage for women; nearly one half property of state owned by women and taxed without representation; disenfranchised women educate m More

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

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

Sanford Abbey promises support in winning franchise for women

Carrie Chapman Catt, Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Mrs. William Ivins organize Woman Suffrage Party to pursue suffrage legislation to amend the state constitution

Mrs. Walston H. Brown, daughter of Robert Ingersoll, hosts suffrage luncheon that recruits Mrs. Samuel Untermyer and actress Julia Marlowe to suffrage cause

Editorial suggests amending law as date of school election will fall on Christmas Day

Photograph of Elizabeth Smith Miller seated at desk; clipping announcing her 87th birthday , notes telegram from Anna Shaw and quotes birthday greetings in New York Woman's Suffrage Association Newsletter

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Emmeline Pankhurst to speak on the meaning of the woman's movement in England. Geneva Political Equality Club members to wear yellow ribbons

Emmeline Panhurst is here to explain the British system and why militant methods are needed there, not to convert American women to militant methods.

Geneva Political Equality Club Executive Committee decide to bring Emmeline Pankhurst to Geneva with admission charge; plan 1909-1910 season club programs.

Woman's journal accuses press of distorting and misleading reports on British militant suffrage movement; defends Pankhurst's actions as self-sacrificing and courageous

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Photomechanical print of suffragists attending luncheon at Mrs. Walston H. Brown's Dobbs Ferry estate

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

Emmeline Pankhurst quotations and photomechanical print

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This March 15, 1909 clipping also appears appropriately in Scrapbook 7, page 43.

At farewell suffrage meeting in Cooper Union, Emmeline Pankhurst announces that she will be going to jail and predicts hunger strikes to publicize the suffrage cause

Governor Hughes acknowledges receiving pamphlet "Subjection of Women" from Anne Fitzhugh Miller

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

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.

Ella Crossett notice of meeting with Governor: Come if you can. Gov's room Capitol--12o'clock Wed.

Describes Pankhurst Reception: women in professions and trade unions represented on platform with organizational banners and flag of Wyoming

Emmeline Pankhurst guest of Mrs. George H. Page; feted at Vendome luncheon of leading suffragists; dinner with Boston society ladies

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As Democratic candidate for New York Assembly from Ontario County, Abbey supported direct nominations and woman suffrage; after being elected Abbey worked for these measures, as well as home rule for cities and More

As Democratic candidate for New York Assembly from Ontario County, Abbey supported direct nominations and woman suffrage; after being elected Abbey worked for these measures, as well as home rule for cities and More

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Anne Herendeen argues for woman suffrage justified; would facilitate social reform; not corrupt or interfere with family responsibilities.

Biographical sketch of Patrick O'Malley, candidate for reelection as mayor of Geneva on Democratic Ticket

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Call for funds and volunteer work to forward efforts to get a New York state suffrage amendment before people by 1911.

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.

Contract guarantees lecture bureau 50 percent of gross receipts and Pankhurst at least $100

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

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T. B. Wilson supported by Geneva for Ontario County Republican candidate; Royal R. Scott and Nathan G. Lapham also in contention

Mrs. Jennie Armstrong tried to register to vote in municipal elections, but was rejected by inspectors

Executive Committee, New York Woman's Suffrage Association recommends that a organization be formed in every assembly district

Extracts from Anne Fitzhugh Miller's introduction to Emmeline Pankhurst; few men in fair-sized crowd; Pankhurst declares more violence done to women than by women. More sex discrimination than class discriminat More

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

Governor Hughes had promised to consider woman suffrage when sufficient representative women asked for it. Ella Crossett, New York State Woman Suffrage Association President representing 35,000; Mrs. Ella Boole More

Quotes Ethel Snowden, a British suffragist opposed to use of violence: "A cause good enough for martyrs is much too good for victims."

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At Tremont Temple address, Emmeline Pankhurst traced the history of woman suffrage movement in England and noted that only political agitation had brought any success. Inez Milholland, who have worked with mili More

Reprints Abbey's letter to Anne Fitzhugh Miller, indicating that, if elected to the New York legislature, he will work to secure woman suffrage

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

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

Geneva Daily Times editorial disapproves of Emmeline Pankhurst's militant methods

Suffragists secure signatures for suffrage petition at Syracuse State Fair in September, including orchestra members. Anti-suffragist Mrs. Gilbert Jones refused to debate New York State Woman Suffrage Associati More

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

Scott and Griffith tied on first ballot; Anne Fitzhugh Miller addresses district Republican convention, urging delegates to select senatorial nominee who will support woman suffrage

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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

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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