Society for Jewish Women,154.Society for the Amelioration of the Condition of Woman and for Demanding Woman’s Rights,180.Soho Club and Home for Working Girls,90.Somersville Hall,75.Sorabija, Cornelia,254.South Africa,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,100,101.South America, conditions in,213,214.South Dakota,16 and note 2,21.Southern States, conditions in,35.Spain, conditions in,206,207.Sprung, Mrs. v.,166.Stael, Madame de,177,178.Stanley, Hon. Maude,90.Stanton, Elizabeth Cady,refused admission to anti-slavery congress,5,6.introduces woman’s suffrage resolution,7.Steyber, Ottilie v.,145.Stone, Lucy,5,24.Stopes, Mrs. C. C.,62, note 1.Strindberg,110.Stritt, Mrs.,151.Styria,seeSlovene woman’s rights movement.Suffragettes, English,influence of, in the United States,21.importance of,58.tactics, influence, and activities of,65-70.support given to,69.Suslowa, Miss,221.Suttner, Bertha v.,169.Swain, Dr. Clara,253.Sweden,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in, 103-110.Switzerland,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,133-134.Tasmania,seeAustralia.Teachers, women,in the United States,25.in Australia,46,47.in Great Britain,76,81.in Sweden,104,106,107.in Finland,111.in Norway,118,119.in Denmark,123.in the Netherlands,128.in Switzerland,135.in Germany,147.in German Austria,161,162.in Hungary,174.in France,184.in Italy,200,201.in Spain,207,208.in Mexico and Central America,212,213.in Russia,221,222.in Galicia,234.in Servia,237.in Bulgaria,240.in Persia,251,252.Terem,217.Téry, Audrée,195.Tessel Benefit Society (Schadeverein),129.Thorbecke, Minister,138.Tilmans, Madame,194.Tod,63.Trade-unions, women in,in the United States,32,33.in Great Britain,84-88.in Sweden,108.in Finland,112.in Norway,122.in the Netherlands,129,130.in Switzerland,137.in Germany,150,153,154.in German Austria,159,160,164,165.in France,185,186.in Belgium,193.in Italy,203,204.in Russia,222,225.in the Slovene countries,236.in Bulgaria,240.Trinity College,76.Troy Seminary,24.Tsin King,258.Tumova, Miss,232.Turkey, conditions in,245-250.Turmarkin, Dr. Anna,135,136.Tuszla, Dolna,251.United States,Represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xii,xiii.conditions in,2-42.See alsoAmerican Women.United States, Constitution of,leaves suffrage matters to the various states,3.not opposed to woman’s suffrage,10.preamble to,10.United States, women in,leaders in modern woman’s rights movement,x.oppose slavery,4.attitude toward negro suffrage,9.methods of obtaining the franchise,13-15.Universities, state, in the United States,26.Utah,woman’s suffrage in,16.work of women in,19.condition of women and children in,39,40.Vambéry, Professor,172.Vandervelde, Madame,193.Vassar College,24.Veres, Mrs. v.,169.Victoria, represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xii;see alsoAustralia.Vooruit,194.Vorst, Mrs. v., her book referred to,31,35.Vos, Roosje,130.Votes for Women, English woman’s suffrage organ, referred to,62, note 1,66,69.Wachtmeister, Countess,52.Wales,seeGreat Britain.Wallis, Professor,105.War of Independence (1774-1783), relation of, to woman’s rights movement,2.Ward, Mrs. Humphry,opposed to woman’s suffrage,18.in debate,69.Warren, Ohio,42.Warwick, Lady,83.Washington, State of, woman’s suffrage secured in,16, note 1,21,22, and note 1.Webb, Mrs. Sidney,69.Wenckheim, Baroness,172.Wendt, Dr, Cecilia,163.West Australia,seeAustralia.White slave trade,in Australia,54.in Hungary,172.Why does the Working-woman need the Right to Vote?(pamphlet),33.Willard, Frances E.,38.Wisconsin,21.Wolfring, v.,166.Wollstonecraft, Mary,176.Woman’s Coöperative Gild,93,94.Woman’s Equal Suffrage League (Natal),100.Woman’s Freedom League,68.Woman’s Industrial Society,159.Woman’s Institute,80.Woman’s Journal,34,35.Woman’s rights movement, the modern,definition, leadership in, origins,ix,x.international organization of,xi,xii.chief demands of,xiii,xiv.characteristics, in Germanic and Romance countries compared,1,2.in Germanic-Protestant countries,1,2.the cradle of,2.and American War of Independence,2.character of, in the United States,4 and ff.in Australia,42 and ff.in Great Britain,58 and ff.in Canada,96 and ff.in South Africa,100 and ff.in the Scandinavian countries,103 and ff.in the Netherlands,126 and ff.in Switzerland,133 and ff.in Germany,144 and ff.in German Austria,158 and ff.in Europe,175.in France,176 and ff.in Belgium,191 and ff.in Italy,199 and ff.in Spain,210,211.in South America,214.in Russia,215 and ff.in Bohemia,230-232.in Servia,236-239.in Bulgaria,240-242.in Turkey and Egypt,247-250.in Persia,251.in India,252-255.in China,258-260.in Japan,262.in Korea,263.See alsowoman’s suffrage movement.Woman’s Rights Movement (periodical),20,21.Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,seeInternational Woman’s Suffrage Alliance.Suffrage in Australia(pamphlet),56.Woman’s Suffrage in New Zealand, (pamphlet),56.Woman’s suffrage movement,organized internationally,xii,xiii.in the United States,2-23.in Australia,49-58.in England,58-74.in Canada,98,99.in South Africa,100,101.in Sweden,104,108,109.in Finland,114-116.in Norway,119-121.in Denmark,124,125.in Iceland,125.in the Netherlands,130-133.in Switzerland,141-143.in Germany,153-157.in German Austria,166-169.in Hungary,172,173.in France,188 and ff.in Belgium,194,195.in Italy,202 and ff.in Russia,227-229.in Czechish Bohemia and Moravia,231,232.in Japan,262.Woman’s suffrage states (United States),and educational matters,27.women jurors in,28.laws concerning women and children in,39,40.Women,see alsoAgriculturists,American women,Coeducation,Divorce laws,Doctors,Children (authority over),Education,Factory inspectors,Journalists,Laws protecting women and children,Lawyers,Patents,Preachers,Salaries,Sex,Teachers,Trade-unions,Working-day.Women in the professions and the industries,in the United States,25-36.in Australia,46-48.in Great Britain,77-95.in Canada,97.in Sweden,104-108.in Finland,111-113.in Norway,117-121.in Denmark,123-124.in the Netherlands,128-131.in Switzerland,135-139.in Germany,147-150.in Luxemburg,157,158.in Hungary,171-174.in France,185-187.in Belgium,193.in Italy,200-204.in Portugal,212.in Mexico and Central America,212,213.in South America,214.in Russia,220-226.in Czechish Bohemia and Moravia,230,231.in Galicia,232,233,235.in the Slovene countries,236.in Servia,237,238.in Greece,243,244.in Persia,251,252.in Japan,261,262.Women, legal status of,in the United States,36,37.in Australia,49.in England,73,74.in Canada,97,98.in Sweden,105,106.in Finland,113.in Denmark,122,123,124.in the Netherlands,126,127.in Switzerland,140.in Germany,155.in German Austria,168,169.in France,178,179,182.in Belgium,191.in Italy,202.in Spain,210.in Mexico and Central America,213.in Russia,226,227.in Servia,239.in Bulgaria,240.according to the Koran,248.in China,256,257.Women’s Charter of Rights and Liberties, the,96, note 1.Women’s clubs,see underthe woman’s rights movement of the various countries.Women’s colleges,in the United States,24.in Great Britain,75-77.Women’s Enfranchisement League (in Cape Colony),101.Women’s Franchise, the Need of the Hour,70, note 1.Women’s Liberal Federation,63.Working-day for women,in the United States,35.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in Australia,48.in Switzerland,139.in Germany,154.in Italy,203.Workingwoman’s movement, not antagonistic to woman’s rights movement,x.World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union,formation of,x.facts concerning,38.advocates woman’s suffrage,38.Worm, Pauline,122.Writers’ League,68.Wu, Fang Lan,258.Wyoming,woman’s suffrage in,16.elections in,20.legal status of women in,39,40.Yale University,24.Young Turkish Woman’s League,249,250.Young Turk movement, women and,248,249.Zenana,250,253.Zetkin, Clara,152.
Society for Jewish Women,154.Society for the Amelioration of the Condition of Woman and for Demanding Woman’s Rights,180.Soho Club and Home for Working Girls,90.Somersville Hall,75.Sorabija, Cornelia,254.South Africa,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,100,101.South America, conditions in,213,214.South Dakota,16 and note 2,21.Southern States, conditions in,35.Spain, conditions in,206,207.Sprung, Mrs. v.,166.Stael, Madame de,177,178.Stanley, Hon. Maude,90.Stanton, Elizabeth Cady,refused admission to anti-slavery congress,5,6.introduces woman’s suffrage resolution,7.Steyber, Ottilie v.,145.Stone, Lucy,5,24.Stopes, Mrs. C. C.,62, note 1.Strindberg,110.Stritt, Mrs.,151.Styria,seeSlovene woman’s rights movement.Suffragettes, English,influence of, in the United States,21.importance of,58.tactics, influence, and activities of,65-70.support given to,69.Suslowa, Miss,221.Suttner, Bertha v.,169.Swain, Dr. Clara,253.Sweden,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in, 103-110.Switzerland,represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xiii.conditions in,133-134.Tasmania,seeAustralia.Teachers, women,in the United States,25.in Australia,46,47.in Great Britain,76,81.in Sweden,104,106,107.in Finland,111.in Norway,118,119.in Denmark,123.in the Netherlands,128.in Switzerland,135.in Germany,147.in German Austria,161,162.in Hungary,174.in France,184.in Italy,200,201.in Spain,207,208.in Mexico and Central America,212,213.in Russia,221,222.in Galicia,234.in Servia,237.in Bulgaria,240.in Persia,251,252.Terem,217.Téry, Audrée,195.Tessel Benefit Society (Schadeverein),129.Thorbecke, Minister,138.Tilmans, Madame,194.Tod,63.Trade-unions, women in,in the United States,32,33.in Great Britain,84-88.in Sweden,108.in Finland,112.in Norway,122.in the Netherlands,129,130.in Switzerland,137.in Germany,150,153,154.in German Austria,159,160,164,165.in France,185,186.in Belgium,193.in Italy,203,204.in Russia,222,225.in the Slovene countries,236.in Bulgaria,240.Trinity College,76.Troy Seminary,24.Tsin King,258.Tumova, Miss,232.Turkey, conditions in,245-250.Turmarkin, Dr. Anna,135,136.Tuszla, Dolna,251.United States,Represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xii,xiii.conditions in,2-42.See alsoAmerican Women.United States, Constitution of,leaves suffrage matters to the various states,3.not opposed to woman’s suffrage,10.preamble to,10.United States, women in,leaders in modern woman’s rights movement,x.oppose slavery,4.attitude toward negro suffrage,9.methods of obtaining the franchise,13-15.Universities, state, in the United States,26.Utah,woman’s suffrage in,16.work of women in,19.condition of women and children in,39,40.Vambéry, Professor,172.Vandervelde, Madame,193.Vassar College,24.Veres, Mrs. v.,169.Victoria, represented in the International Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,xii;see alsoAustralia.Vooruit,194.Vorst, Mrs. v., her book referred to,31,35.Vos, Roosje,130.Votes for Women, English woman’s suffrage organ, referred to,62, note 1,66,69.Wachtmeister, Countess,52.Wales,seeGreat Britain.Wallis, Professor,105.War of Independence (1774-1783), relation of, to woman’s rights movement,2.Ward, Mrs. Humphry,opposed to woman’s suffrage,18.in debate,69.Warren, Ohio,42.Warwick, Lady,83.Washington, State of, woman’s suffrage secured in,16, note 1,21,22, and note 1.Webb, Mrs. Sidney,69.Wenckheim, Baroness,172.Wendt, Dr, Cecilia,163.West Australia,seeAustralia.White slave trade,in Australia,54.in Hungary,172.Why does the Working-woman need the Right to Vote?(pamphlet),33.Willard, Frances E.,38.Wisconsin,21.Wolfring, v.,166.Wollstonecraft, Mary,176.Woman’s Coöperative Gild,93,94.Woman’s Equal Suffrage League (Natal),100.Woman’s Freedom League,68.Woman’s Industrial Society,159.Woman’s Institute,80.Woman’s Journal,34,35.Woman’s rights movement, the modern,definition, leadership in, origins,ix,x.international organization of,xi,xii.chief demands of,xiii,xiv.characteristics, in Germanic and Romance countries compared,1,2.in Germanic-Protestant countries,1,2.the cradle of,2.and American War of Independence,2.character of, in the United States,4 and ff.in Australia,42 and ff.in Great Britain,58 and ff.in Canada,96 and ff.in South Africa,100 and ff.in the Scandinavian countries,103 and ff.in the Netherlands,126 and ff.in Switzerland,133 and ff.in Germany,144 and ff.in German Austria,158 and ff.in Europe,175.in France,176 and ff.in Belgium,191 and ff.in Italy,199 and ff.in Spain,210,211.in South America,214.in Russia,215 and ff.in Bohemia,230-232.in Servia,236-239.in Bulgaria,240-242.in Turkey and Egypt,247-250.in Persia,251.in India,252-255.in China,258-260.in Japan,262.in Korea,263.See alsowoman’s suffrage movement.Woman’s Rights Movement (periodical),20,21.Woman’s Suffrage Alliance,seeInternational Woman’s Suffrage Alliance.Suffrage in Australia(pamphlet),56.Woman’s Suffrage in New Zealand, (pamphlet),56.Woman’s suffrage movement,organized internationally,xii,xiii.in the United States,2-23.in Australia,49-58.in England,58-74.in Canada,98,99.in South Africa,100,101.in Sweden,104,108,109.in Finland,114-116.in Norway,119-121.in Denmark,124,125.in Iceland,125.in the Netherlands,130-133.in Switzerland,141-143.in Germany,153-157.in German Austria,166-169.in Hungary,172,173.in France,188 and ff.in Belgium,194,195.in Italy,202 and ff.in Russia,227-229.in Czechish Bohemia and Moravia,231,232.in Japan,262.Woman’s suffrage states (United States),and educational matters,27.women jurors in,28.laws concerning women and children in,39,40.Women,see alsoAgriculturists,American women,Coeducation,Divorce laws,Doctors,Children (authority over),Education,Factory inspectors,Journalists,Laws protecting women and children,Lawyers,Patents,Preachers,Salaries,Sex,Teachers,Trade-unions,Working-day.Women in the professions and the industries,in the United States,25-36.in Australia,46-48.in Great Britain,77-95.in Canada,97.in Sweden,104-108.in Finland,111-113.in Norway,117-121.in Denmark,123-124.in the Netherlands,128-131.in Switzerland,135-139.in Germany,147-150.in Luxemburg,157,158.in Hungary,171-174.in France,185-187.in Belgium,193.in Italy,200-204.in Portugal,212.in Mexico and Central America,212,213.in South America,214.in Russia,220-226.in Czechish Bohemia and Moravia,230,231.in Galicia,232,233,235.in the Slovene countries,236.in Servia,237,238.in Greece,243,244.in Persia,251,252.in Japan,261,262.Women, legal status of,in the United States,36,37.in Australia,49.in England,73,74.in Canada,97,98.in Sweden,105,106.in Finland,113.in Denmark,122,123,124.in the Netherlands,126,127.in Switzerland,140.in Germany,155.in German Austria,168,169.in France,178,179,182.in Belgium,191.in Italy,202.in Spain,210.in Mexico and Central America,213.in Russia,226,227.in Servia,239.in Bulgaria,240.according to the Koran,248.in China,256,257.Women’s Charter of Rights and Liberties, the,96, note 1.Women’s clubs,see underthe woman’s rights movement of the various countries.Women’s colleges,in the United States,24.in Great Britain,75-77.Women’s Enfranchisement League (in Cape Colony),101.Women’s Franchise, the Need of the Hour,70, note 1.Women’s Liberal Federation,63.Working-day for women,in the United States,35.in woman’s suffrage states,39.in Australia,48.in Switzerland,139.in Germany,154.in Italy,203.Workingwoman’s movement, not antagonistic to woman’s rights movement,x.World’s Woman’s Christian Temperance Union,formation of,x.facts concerning,38.advocates woman’s suffrage,38.Worm, Pauline,122.Writers’ League,68.Wu, Fang Lan,258.Wyoming,woman’s suffrage in,16.elections in,20.legal status of women in,39,40.Yale University,24.Young Turkish Woman’s League,249,250.Young Turk movement, women and,248,249.Zenana,250,253.Zetkin, Clara,152.