HISTORY OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
- Boston, 275; marriage, 278; in Minn, 317; N. H, 400; N. J, 414-15, memorial, 416; in Okla, 525; Ore, 540, 544; R. I, 565; for Pres. suff, 573-4; S. C, 579; Vt, 651, memorial, 653;
- Blair, Edna S, 309.
- Blair, Emily Newell, 346; 348-9.
- Blair, U. S. Sen. Henry W, 400; 402; 405.
- Blake, Katharine Devereux, work in Mont, 364; N. Y, 471; West Va, 691.
- Blake, Lillie Devereux, 456.
- Blankenburg, Lucretia L, 160; in N. J, 414; Penn, 550 et seq; Berlin, 810-11.
- Blanton, Annie Webb, 638-9.
- Blatch, Mrs. Harriot Stanton, in N. H, 401; N. J, 414, 416; Seneca Falls, 444; 450; N. Y, 454, 468-0; founds Wom. Polit. Union, 486.
- Blinn, Nellie Holbrook, 29; 31; 52-3.
- Bloch, St. Sen. Jesse A, in West Va., 605.
- Blount, Dr. Anna E, 149; 702.
- Bohemia, suffrage for women, 795.
- Booth, Elizabeth K, work in Ills. Legis, 150 et seq.
- Borah, U. S. Sen William E, 253; 287.
- Boswell, Helen Varick, 106; 455; 547.
- Bowen, Mrs. Joseph T, 159; 165.
- Boyer, Ida Porter, in La, 219, 220; Mich, 309, 312; Okla, 522-520; tribute to from St. leaders, 526; Ore, 542; Vt, 652.
- Brackenridge, M. Eleanor, 631.
- Bradford, Mary C. C, in Ariz, 11; Colo, 61; 64; 67; a 194; "Neb, 371; Okla, 522; Ore, 542.
- Brady, Gov. James H. (Wash), 683.
- Braly, John Hyde, work in Calif, 36, 38, 40-1, 51, 56; 108.
- Brandegee, U. S. Sen. Frank B, 81.
- Brandeis, Louis D, speaks for wom. suff, in Mass, 288, 298.
- Brandenburg, Prof. S. J, 200.
- Breckinridge, Mrs. Desha, his Herald for wom. suff, 208.
- Breckinridge, Mrs. Desha, in Mo, 350; N. C, 491; Ore, 547; S. C, 580; Va, 669; West Va, 688; see Kentucky chapter, 207.
- Breckenbridge, Prof. Sophonisba, 202; 701.
- Breshkovsky, Catharine, addresses suff. meetings, 272.
- British Colonies, See chapter, 752-770.
- British Columbia, gains woman suffrage, 756.
- Bronson, Minnie, in Calif, 44; Ind, 176; Mich, 308; Mo, 357; Mont, 366; Neb, 375, 379; Nev, 307; Vt, 662.
- Brooks, Mrs. Charles H, 203; 2043 520; 573.
- Brooks, John Graham, 260.
- Brotherton, Belle, see Mich. chapter, 303; 312; 315.
- Brough, Gov. Charles H. (Ark.), 20; 643.
- Brown, Frances Fort, 610.
- Brown, Rev. Olympia, in Kans, 198; Md, 254, 256-7; work in Wis, see State chapter, 699; 701; 704.
- Brown, Mrs. Raymond, in Del, 92; N. J, 419; N.C, 404; R. I, 571; Vt, 658; see N. Y. chapter, 468.
- Brumbaugh, Gov. Martin G. (Penn.), 561
- Bryan, William Jennings, urges ratification in La, 233; Miss, 340; Mo, 349; Neb, 376; N. C, 493, 497: pam 603; Va, urges Fed. Amend, 670.
- Bryan, Mrs. William Jennings, speaks for suff. in Fla, 119; Neb, 378; Tenn, 603.
- Bryce, (Lord) James, on wom. suff, 727; 747.
- Buck, Rev. Florence, 700.
- Bulkley, Mary, in Conn, 83; Nev, 398.
- Burdette, Mrs. Robert J, 51.
- Burn, Harry T, in Tenn. Legis, 623-4.
- Burns, Lucy, 109; 251.
- Burr, Frances Ellen, 68; 70.
- Butt, Hala Hammond, 326.
- Bynner, Witter, 404.
- Byrd, Clara Booth, see N. C. chapter, 490, 494.
- Byrne, Gov. Frank M. (S. Dak.), 589.
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- Calder, U. S. Sen. William M, 480.
- California, effort for wom. suff, names of workers, legis. action, campaign, see St. chapter, 27.
- Calloway, James P, 138.
- Campaigns, in Ariz, 13; Calif, 38-50; Towa, 186; Kans, 196; La, 224, 228; Maine, 238; Mass, 283; Mich, 306; Mo, 347, 355; Mont, 363; Neb, 375; Nev, 387, 304; N. J, 423; N. Y, City, 460; second, 465; State, 468; second, 475; N. Dak, 502; Ohio, 510; second, 512; Okla, 525; sec
