← History of Woman Suffrage, Volume III

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  • Illinois, iii, 559
  • —Art Union, iii, 587
  • —Bar, Myra Bradwell's application, ii, 601
  • —opinion denying, ii, 609
  • —Carpenter's, Matt. H., argument, ii, 615
  • —opinion of Justice Bradley, ii, 624
  • —report of proceedings in Illinois and U. S. Supreme Courts, ii, 614
  • —U. S. Supreme Court decision, ii, 622
  • —writ of error, ii, 614
  • —centennial celebration at Evanston, iii, 581
  • —Conventions (see conventions)
  • —Elmwood church trouble, iii, 563
  • —Garrett Biblical Institute, iii, 582
  • —houses of ill-fame, licensing Chicago, iii, 572
  • —married women's earnings act, iii, 570
  • —Master in Chancery, Mrs. Schuchardt, iii, 588
  • —Moline Association, iii, 589
  • —Monticello Ladies Seminary, iii, 579
  • —petitions, toils of circulating, iii, 590
  • —pulpit utterances, iii, 564
  • —Social Science Association, iii, 584
  • —Suffrage Association formed, iii, 569
  • —suffrage society, first, iii, 560
  • —temperance petition, iii, 587
  • —Woman's College at Evanston, iii, 578
  • —woman, as preacher, first in, iii, 579
  • —women elected as school officers, iii, 575
  • —women eligible as school officers, bill making, iii, 575
  • —women, trials and triumphs of, iii, 560.
  • Impeachment, articles of, iii, 31.
  • Indiana, i. 290, iii, 533
  • —appendix, iii, 965
  • —campaign of 1882, iii, 543
  • —colleges open to women, iii, 548
  • —constitutional debates, i, 296
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —electoral bill, iii, 541
  • —Equal Suffrage Society Indianapolis, iii, 536
  • —laws for women, changes in, iii, 544
  • —legislative enactments, iii, 544
  • —legislative hearings, iii, 538
  • —liquor law, i, 307
  • —mass meeting in Indianapolis, iii, 541
  • —newspapers, iii, 555
  • —Republican State Convention, iii, 542
  • —secret conclave, iii, 535
  • —temperance petition, Mrs. Wallace, iii, 539
  • —women in schools, iii, 547.
  • Infidelity, i, 143.
  • International Convention, iii, 157, 585, 896, 952.
  • Iowa, iii, 612
  • —churches indorse woman suffrage, iii, 620
  • —Clergymen's tract, iii, 624
  • —Conventions (see Conventions)
  • —Fort Dodge, iii, 617
  • —friendly associations, iii, 635
  • —Governor Kirkwood appoints women to office, iii, 626
  • —Governor, first, to recognize woman suffrage, iii, 622
  • —Governor Sherman interviewed, iii, 624
  • —Inventions by women, iii, 632
  • —Journalism, iii, 629
  • —laws, improvement in, iii, 636
  • —lectures, iii, 630
  • —Legislative action, iii, 619
  • —Legislative action, summary, iii, 625
  • —mass meeting at the capitol, iii, 619
  • —medical profession, iii, 631
  • —Polk County Society, iii, 614
  • —Republican Convention, women's plank, iii, 620
  • —County School Superintendents, Attorney General's opinion, iii, 627
  • —school offices, eligibility of women to hold, iii, 628
  • —societies organized, iii, 615, 617
  • —State Register, iii, 620
  • —women in office, iii, 626
  • —women employed as teachers, iii, 627
  • —woman suffrage, first agitation of, iii, 613
  • —woman suffrage society, first, iii, 614
  • —women in positions of trust, iii, 616.
  • Island No. 10, ii, 10.
  • Italy, iii, 899.