chool Suffrage -- Woman can not
be prosecuting attorney -- Education, etc.

CHAPTER XLVII.

MINNESOTA 772-782

Organization -- Legislative action and laws -- School and Library
Suffrage -- Women in office -- Occupations -- Education -- Clubs.

CHAPTER XLVIII.

MISSISSIPPI 783-789

Organization -- Legislative action -- Good property laws --
Efforts to secure suffrage for women from Constitutional
Convention -- Fragmentary franchise -- Education.

CHAPTER XLIX.

MISSOURI 790-795

Organization -- Legislative action and laws -- Office-holding --
Education.

CHAPTER L.

MONTANA 796-801

Organization -- Attempt to obtain Woman Suffrage from first
Constitutional Convention -- School and Taxpayers' Suffrage
granted -- Legislative action and laws -- Office-holding --
Women's work for location of capital and at World's Fair.

CHAPTER LI.

NEBRASKA 802-809

Same as above -- (School Suffrage).

CHAPTER LII.

NEVADA 810-814

Same as above.

CHAPTER LIII.

NEW HAMPSHIRE 815-819

Same as above -- School Suffrage.

CHAPTER LIV.

NEW JERSEY 820-834

Organization -- Attempt for amendment for School Suffrage --
Defeated by 10,000 majority -- Legislative action and laws --
First State in which women voted -- How they were deprived of the
ballot -- Franchise now possessed -- Office-holding -- Women in
professions.

CHAPTER LV.

NEW MEXICO 835-838

Organization -- Legislative action and laws -- Office-holding --
Education -- Equal rights for women among Spanish-Americans.

CHAPTER LVI.

NEW YORK 839-873

Battle-ground for Woman Suffrage -- Conventions for fifty years
-- Great campaign in 1894 to secure amendment from Constitutional
Convention -- Governors Hill and Flower recommend women delegates
-- Parties refuse to nominate them -- Miss Anthony speaks in all
the sixty counties -- Vast amount of work by other women -- In
New York and Albany women organize in opposition -- 600,000
petition for suffrage, 15,000 against -- Convention refuses to
submit Amendment to voters -- Long-continued efforts in
Legislature -- Liberal laws for women -- School and Taxpayers'
Suffrage -- Many women in office -- Superior educational
advantages -- Political and other clubs.

CHAPTER LVII.

NORTH CAROLINA 874-876

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