History of Woman’s Suffrage, by Harper and Anthony,23, note 1.referred to,37.Holloway College,75,83.House of Commons, attitude toward woman’s suffrage,65.Housmann, Lawrence,69.Hungarian Woman’s Club,170.Hungary,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,169 and ff.Hutchins, Mrs. B. L.,92.Ibsen,110,117,123.Iceland, represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.Idaho,woman’s suffrage in,16.activities and influence of women in,20,21.establishes lectureship in domestic science,27.condition of women and children in,39,40.Illinois,and woman’s suffrage,6,21.women jurors in,28.India, conditions in,252-255.Indian Ladies’ Magazine,255.Inspectors of schools,seeSchool inspectors (women).Institute de demoiselles,217.International Council of Women,x-xii.International Federation for the Abolition of the Official Regulation of Prostitution,headquarters of,140.Austrian branch of,166.Hungarian branch of,172.Italian branch of,204,205.Polish branch of,235.International Vigilance Society,172.International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance, the, various facts concerning,x,xii,xiii.Ionades, Miss,244.Iowa,21.Ireland,68;seeGreat Britain.Isle of Man,63.Italy,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,196-199.Jackson, Miss,32.Jacobs, Dr. Aletta,130.Japan, conditions in,260-262.Java, woman’s suffrage society in,132.Johns Hopkins University,24.Jones, Miss,29,30.Journalists, women,in the United States,28.in Great Britain,81.in Spain,209.in Bulgaria,240.July Revolution (1830),180.Juvenile courts,in Australia,54.advocated in Germany,155.Kalapothaki, Marie,243.Kang You Wei,258.Kansas,municipal woman’s suffrage in,16,20.efforts of women of, to secure full suffrage rights,21.Kapnist, Mrs. v.,244.Keller, Helen,27.Kelly, Abby,4,5.Kenney, Annie,66.Kerschbaumer, Dr.,160,161.Kettler, Mrs.,146.Key, Ellen,107,108.Kingsley,63.Koran,248,251.Korea, conditions in,262,263.Kowalewska, Sonja,107,224.Krajevska, Feodora,251.Kronauwetter,167.Kutschalska-Reinschmidt, Mrs.,234,235.Kveder, Zofka,235,236.Labriola, Therese,201.La Française,189.Lang, Helena,146.Lang, Maria,166.Lascaridis, Miss,244.Lawrence, Mr. Pethick,66,74, note 1,92, note 1.Lawrence, Mrs., Pethick,66.Laws protecting women and children,in the United States,39,40.in Australia,48,52-54.in Great Britain,86,87.in Finland,115.in Norway,121,122.in Switzerland,138,140,141.in Germany,154.lack of, in France,179.Lawyers, women,in the United States,27.in Australia,54.absence of, in Great Britain,77.in Canada,97.in Sweden,107.in Finland,112.in Norway,121.in Switzerland,136.in Germany,148.in German Austria,161.in France,185.in Belgium,192.in India,253,254.League for Freedom of Labor Defense,86.Lee, Mrs. Mary,53.Lincoln, Abraham,15.Lindsey, Judge,18.Lischnewska, Maria,146.Listrow, Mrs. v.,166.Local Self-government Act for England and Wales,72.Loeper-Houselle, Marie,146.London,xiii,61,81.London, University of,77.London College for Workingwomen,89,90.London Girls’ Club Union Magazine,90.Lords, House of,72.Losa, Isabella,208.Luxemburg, conditions in,157.McCullock, Mrs. C. Waugh,39.McGee, Miss,29, note 1.Mackenroth, Miss Anna,136.MacLaren, Agnes,204.MacLaren,63,96, note 1.Maclay, A. v.,173.Madame Mère,178.Mahrenholtz-Bülow, Countess,127.Maine,21.Maireder, Rosa,166.Malinoff, Mrs.,241.Manchester,61,62.Mariani, Emilia,203.Mario, Jessie White,202.Massachusetts,21.Meath, Countess of,82.Men’s League for Woman’s Suffrage,68.Men’s League Opposing Woman’s Suffrage,68.Mericourt, Théroīgne de,177.Mexico, conditions in,212,213.Meyer, Mr. Julius,150.Michel, Louise,180.Mill, John Stuart,60,61,123.Miller, Paula,154.Minnesota,21.Mohammedan countries,seeTurkey,Egypt,Persia,Bosnia, andHerzegovina.Monod, Miss Sara,188.Montessori, Maria,201.Monti, Rina,201.Moravia, conditions in,230-232.Morgenstern, Lina,145,152.Morsier, Emile de,190.Mothers, school for,94,95.Mothers’ congresses, in the United States,20, note 1.Mott, Lucretia,5,6.Münsterberg, Deputy,156.Mystery of Woman, The,236.Napoleon,178,179.Napoleonic Code,seeCode Napoleon.National American Woman’s Suffrage Association,22,42, note 1.National Anti-slavery Society,6.National Child Labor Committee,35.National Council,xi,xii.National Council of French Women,189.National Council of Women (in Australia),47, note 1.National Trades Union League,10.National Union of Woman’s Suffrage Societies,64.National Woman’s Antisuffrage Association,68.National Woman’s Social and Political Union,64.Nebraska,16,21.Netherlands, the,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,126.New Hampshire,21.Newnham College,75.New York,21.New Zealand, 42, note 2;seeAustralia.Nightingale, Florence,91.Night labor, of women, in the United States,36.North America, the cradle of the woman’s rights movement,2.Northern states (of the United States),35.Oberlin College,24.Ohio,27.Oklahoma,21, and note 2.Olga, Queen of Greece,243.Oregon,outlook for woman’s suffrage in,16.woman’s suffrage amendment (1910) defeated in,16, note 2;22, note 2.opposition to woman’s suffrage in,22.failure of woman’s suffrage campaign (1906) in,22.Orient, the, conditions in,245-265.Otto-Peters, Louise,145.Oxford University,75,76.Panajuta, Miss,244.Pankhurst, Miss,66.Pankhurst, Mrs.,66.Pappritz, Anna,151.Parent, Mrs.,192.Parental authority,seeChildren, authority over.Parliament,act of, bearing on woman’s suffrage,62.obligation of members of, to the woman’s suffrage movement,65.women deputations and,66,67.Parren, Madame Killirhoe,243,244.Parsee women,255.Patents, taken out by women in the United States,30.Paterson, Mrs.,85.Paulus, Erica,171.Pavlovna, Helene,218.Pease, Elizabeth,5,6.Pennsylvania,21,27.Perhaps(pamphlet),42.Pernerstorfer,167.Persia, conditions in,251,252.Peter the Great,217.Petzold, Miss v.,78.Philosophow, Mrs. v.,228,229.“Physical Force Fallacy, The,”69.Poët, Laidi,201.Police matrons, in the United States,37.Political Equality League, in Australia,55.Political Equality League (Chicago),40.“Political Equality Series,”12,33.Popelin, Miss Marie,192.Popp, Mrs.,166.Pornography,prohibited in woman’s suffrage states of the United States,40.suppressed in Australia,54.Portland,27.Portugal, conditions in,211,212.Posada, Professor,207,208.Possauer, Dr.,161.Poster, F. Laurie,40.Preachers, women,in the United States,28.in Australia,46.in Great Britain,78.in Canada,97.in Sweden,104,107.in the Netherlands,128.in German Austria,161.in France,185.“Primrose League,”63.Prohibition movement,in Sweden,109,110.in Finland,116.Progress,42.Prostitution, laws concerning,in the United States,37.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in England,95.in Finland,115,116.in Norway,117.in Denmark,126.in Switzerland,140.in Germany,144,155,156.in German Austria,165,166.in Hungary,172.in France,190.in Italy,204,205.in Galicia,234.in Servia,238.in India,254, note 1.Purischkewitch, Mr.,229.Putnam, Mary,77.Quakers, in the United States,4.Qualification of Women Act,72.Qvam, Mrs.,121.Ramabai, Pundita,255.Red Cross Society,91,261.Refia, Princess,250.Rhode Island,21.Richer, Leon,180.Riza, Selma,247.Robin, E.,67, note 1.Roland, Henrietta,130.Roland, Madame,177.Romance countries, conditions in,175.Rookwood pottery,30.Roosevelt, Theodore,and woman’s suffrage,15.calls “Conference on the Care of Dependent Children,”18, note 1.involved in conflict with American women,34.Rose, Ernestine,8.Rosores, Isabel de,208.Rumania, conditions in,242-244.Runeburg, Frederika,110.Rural Woman’s Industrial Society,171.Russia,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,215 and ff.Saint Simonians,180.Salaries, women’s compared with men’s,in the United States,25 and note 1,31.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in Australia,46,47,55.in Great Britain,78-80,85.in Canada,97.in Sweden,105,107,108.in Norway,118,119.in the Netherlands,128.in Switzerland,135.in Germany,147.in German Austria,159.in France,184.in Portugal,212.in Bulgaria,240.Salic Law, absence of,in Australia,44.in England,58.Salt Lake City, Utah,21.Sand, George,180.Sandhurst, Lady,71.Scandinavian countries, conditions in,102,103.Schabanoff, Mrs.,228.Schiff, Paoline,203.Schirmacher, Dr.,151.Schlesinger, Mrs.,166.Schmall, Madame,189.Schmidt, Augusta,145,146.School inspectors, women,appointment of, agitated in the United States,27.in Great Britain,79.in France,185.Schütze, E.,229.Schwerin, Jeanette,151.Schwietland, Mrs.,166.Scotland, 68;see alsoGreat Britain.Seddon, Mrs.,51,52.Servia,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,236,239.Sévigné, Madame de,178.Sewall, Mrs. Wright,xi, note 1.Sex, the sexes,relationship of the sexes,xiv.woman’s use of her sex, as a weapon,40-42.Shaw, Rev. Anna Howard,challenges Mrs. Humphrey Ward,18.Denver elections investigated by,18.president of the National Woman’s Suffrage Association,22.a woman’s rights advocate with theological training,28.on the legal status of woman,36,37.Sheldon, Mrs. French,80.Siam,255, note 1.Sie, Tou Fa,259.Silberstein, Mr.,150.Simcox, Miss,85.Simpson, Mrs. Anna,192.Sin, Miss Peng Sie,258.Slavic countries, conditions in,215 and ff.Sloane Garden Houses,81.Slovene Woman’s rights movement,235,236.Slovenka,236.“Social Purity League,”37,38.Social secretaries,35.
History of Woman’s Suffrage, by Harper and Anthony,23, note 1.referred to,37.Holloway College,75,83.House of Commons, attitude toward woman’s suffrage,65.Housmann, Lawrence,69.Hungarian Woman’s Club,170.Hungary,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,169 and ff.Hutchins, Mrs. B. L.,92.Ibsen,110,117,123.Iceland, represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.Idaho,woman’s suffrage in,16.activities and influence of women in,20,21.establishes lectureship in domestic science,27.condition of women and children in,39,40.Illinois,and woman’s suffrage,6,21.women jurors in,28.India, conditions in,252-255.Indian Ladies’ Magazine,255.Inspectors of schools,seeSchool inspectors (women).Institute de demoiselles,217.International Council of Women,x-xii.International Federation for the Abolition of the Official Regulation of Prostitution,headquarters of,140.Austrian branch of,166.Hungarian branch of,172.Italian branch of,204,205.Polish branch of,235.International Vigilance Society,172.International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance, the, various facts concerning,x,xii,xiii.Ionades, Miss,244.Iowa,21.Ireland,68;seeGreat Britain.Isle of Man,63.Italy,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,196-199.Jackson, Miss,32.Jacobs, Dr. Aletta,130.Japan, conditions in,260-262.Java, woman’s suffrage society in,132.Johns Hopkins University,24.Jones, Miss,29,30.Journalists, women,in the United States,28.in Great Britain,81.in Spain,209.in Bulgaria,240.July Revolution (1830),180.Juvenile courts,in Australia,54.advocated in Germany,155.Kalapothaki, Marie,243.Kang You Wei,258.Kansas,municipal woman’s suffrage in,16,20.efforts of women of, to secure full suffrage rights,21.Kapnist, Mrs. v.,244.Keller, Helen,27.Kelly, Abby,4,5.Kenney, Annie,66.Kerschbaumer, Dr.,160,161.Kettler, Mrs.,146.Key, Ellen,107,108.Kingsley,63.Koran,248,251.Korea, conditions in,262,263.Kowalewska, Sonja,107,224.Krajevska, Feodora,251.Kronauwetter,167.Kutschalska-Reinschmidt, Mrs.,234,235.Kveder, Zofka,235,236.Labriola, Therese,201.La Française,189.Lang, Helena,146.Lang, Maria,166.Lascaridis, Miss,244.Lawrence, Mr. Pethick,66,74, note 1,92, note 1.Lawrence, Mrs., Pethick,66.Laws protecting women and children,in the United States,39,40.in Australia,48,52-54.in Great Britain,86,87.in Finland,115.in Norway,121,122.in Switzerland,138,140,141.in Germany,154.lack of, in France,179.Lawyers, women,in the United States,27.in Australia,54.absence of, in Great Britain,77.in Canada,97.in Sweden,107.in Finland,112.in Norway,121.in Switzerland,136.in Germany,148.in German Austria,161.in France,185.in Belgium,192.in India,253,254.League for Freedom of Labor Defense,86.Lee, Mrs. Mary,53.Lincoln, Abraham,15.Lindsey, Judge,18.Lischnewska, Maria,146.Listrow, Mrs. v.,166.Local Self-government Act for England and Wales,72.Loeper-Houselle, Marie,146.London,xiii,61,81.London, University of,77.London College for Workingwomen,89,90.London Girls’ Club Union Magazine,90.Lords, House of,72.Losa, Isabella,208.Luxemburg, conditions in,157.McCullock, Mrs. C. Waugh,39.McGee, Miss,29, note 1.Mackenroth, Miss Anna,136.MacLaren, Agnes,204.MacLaren,63,96, note 1.Maclay, A. v.,173.Madame Mère,178.Mahrenholtz-Bülow, Countess,127.Maine,21.Maireder, Rosa,166.Malinoff, Mrs.,241.Manchester,61,62.Mariani, Emilia,203.Mario, Jessie White,202.Massachusetts,21.Meath, Countess of,82.Men’s League for Woman’s Suffrage,68.Men’s League Opposing Woman’s Suffrage,68.Mericourt, Théroīgne de,177.Mexico, conditions in,212,213.Meyer, Mr. Julius,150.Michel, Louise,180.Mill, John Stuart,60,61,123.Miller, Paula,154.Minnesota,21.Mohammedan countries,seeTurkey,Egypt,Persia,Bosnia, andHerzegovina.Monod, Miss Sara,188.Montessori, Maria,201.Monti, Rina,201.Moravia, conditions in,230-232.Morgenstern, Lina,145,152.Morsier, Emile de,190.Mothers, school for,94,95.Mothers’ congresses, in the United States,20, note 1.Mott, Lucretia,5,6.Münsterberg, Deputy,156.Mystery of Woman, The,236.Napoleon,178,179.Napoleonic Code,seeCode Napoleon.National American Woman’s Suffrage Association,22,42, note 1.National Anti-slavery Society,6.National Child Labor Committee,35.National Council,xi,xii.National Council of French Women,189.National Council of Women (in Australia),47, note 1.National Trades Union League,10.National Union of Woman’s Suffrage Societies,64.National Woman’s Antisuffrage Association,68.National Woman’s Social and Political Union,64.Nebraska,16,21.Netherlands, the,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,126.New Hampshire,21.Newnham College,75.New York,21.New Zealand, 42, note 2;seeAustralia.Nightingale, Florence,91.Night labor, of women, in the United States,36.North America, the cradle of the woman’s rights movement,2.Northern states (of the United States),35.Oberlin College,24.Ohio,27.Oklahoma,21, and note 2.Olga, Queen of Greece,243.Oregon,outlook for woman’s suffrage in,16.woman’s suffrage amendment (1910) defeated in,16, note 2;22, note 2.opposition to woman’s suffrage in,22.failure of woman’s suffrage campaign (1906) in,22.Orient, the, conditions in,245-265.Otto-Peters, Louise,145.Oxford University,75,76.Panajuta, Miss,244.Pankhurst, Miss,66.Pankhurst, Mrs.,66.Pappritz, Anna,151.Parent, Mrs.,192.Parental authority,seeChildren, authority over.Parliament,act of, bearing on woman’s suffrage,62.obligation of members of, to the woman’s suffrage movement,65.women deputations and,66,67.Parren, Madame Killirhoe,243,244.Parsee women,255.Patents, taken out by women in the United States,30.Paterson, Mrs.,85.Paulus, Erica,171.Pavlovna, Helene,218.Pease, Elizabeth,5,6.Pennsylvania,21,27.Perhaps(pamphlet),42.Pernerstorfer,167.Persia, conditions in,251,252.Peter the Great,217.Petzold, Miss v.,78.Philosophow, Mrs. v.,228,229.“Physical Force Fallacy, The,”69.Poët, Laidi,201.Police matrons, in the United States,37.Political Equality League, in Australia,55.Political Equality League (Chicago),40.“Political Equality Series,”12,33.Popelin, Miss Marie,192.Popp, Mrs.,166.Pornography,prohibited in woman’s suffrage states of the United States,40.suppressed in Australia,54.Portland,27.Portugal, conditions in,211,212.Posada, Professor,207,208.Possauer, Dr.,161.Poster, F. Laurie,40.Preachers, women,in the United States,28.in Australia,46.in Great Britain,78.in Canada,97.in Sweden,104,107.in the Netherlands,128.in German Austria,161.in France,185.“Primrose League,”63.Prohibition movement,in Sweden,109,110.in Finland,116.Progress,42.Prostitution, laws concerning,in the United States,37.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in England,95.in Finland,115,116.in Norway,117.in Denmark,126.in Switzerland,140.in Germany,144,155,156.in German Austria,165,166.in Hungary,172.in France,190.in Italy,204,205.in Galicia,234.in Servia,238.in India,254, note 1.Purischkewitch, Mr.,229.Putnam, Mary,77.Quakers, in the United States,4.Qualification of Women Act,72.Qvam, Mrs.,121.Ramabai, Pundita,255.Red Cross Society,91,261.Refia, Princess,250.Rhode Island,21.Richer, Leon,180.Riza, Selma,247.Robin, E.,67, note 1.Roland, Henrietta,130.Roland, Madame,177.Romance countries, conditions in,175.Rookwood pottery,30.Roosevelt, Theodore,and woman’s suffrage,15.calls “Conference on the Care of Dependent Children,”18, note 1.involved in conflict with American women,34.Rose, Ernestine,8.Rosores, Isabel de,208.Rumania, conditions in,242-244.Runeburg, Frederika,110.Rural Woman’s Industrial Society,171.Russia,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,215 and ff.Saint Simonians,180.Salaries, women’s compared with men’s,in the United States,25 and note 1,31.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in Australia,46,47,55.in Great Britain,78-80,85.in Canada,97.in Sweden,105,107,108.in Norway,118,119.in the Netherlands,128.in Switzerland,135.in Germany,147.in German Austria,159.in France,184.in Portugal,212.in Bulgaria,240.Salic Law, absence of,in Australia,44.in England,58.Salt Lake City, Utah,21.Sand, George,180.Sandhurst, Lady,71.Scandinavian countries, conditions in,102,103.Schabanoff, Mrs.,228.Schiff, Paoline,203.Schirmacher, Dr.,151.Schlesinger, Mrs.,166.Schmall, Madame,189.Schmidt, Augusta,145,146.School inspectors, women,appointment of, agitated in the United States,27.in Great Britain,79.in France,185.Schütze, E.,229.Schwerin, Jeanette,151.Schwietland, Mrs.,166.Scotland, 68;see alsoGreat Britain.Seddon, Mrs.,51,52.Servia,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,236,239.Sévigné, Madame de,178.Sewall, Mrs. Wright,xi, note 1.Sex, the sexes,relationship of the sexes,xiv.woman’s use of her sex, as a weapon,40-42.Shaw, Rev. Anna Howard,challenges Mrs. Humphrey Ward,18.Denver elections investigated by,18.president of the National Woman’s Suffrage Association,22.a woman’s rights advocate with theological training,28.on the legal status of woman,36,37.Sheldon, Mrs. French,80.Siam,255, note 1.Sie, Tou Fa,259.Silberstein, Mr.,150.Simcox, Miss,85.Simpson, Mrs. Anna,192.Sin, Miss Peng Sie,258.Slavic countries, conditions in,215 and ff.Sloane Garden Houses,81.Slovene Woman’s rights movement,235,236.Slovenka,236.“Social Purity League,”37,38.Social secretaries,35.