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Clipping : "German Speaker is Entertained by Suffragists / Mrs. Clara S. Laddey, of New Jersey, delivers address"; "Women Walk Through Mud to Boost Suffrage / Brave angry elements to deliver addresses at Linwood." [The Bay City Times] [1913]
Three newspaper articles:
"German Speaker is Entertained by Suffragists" details an address delivered in German by Clara S. Laddey, president of the New Jersey Equal Suffrage Society to the Bay County Equal Suffrage Association.
"Want Suffrage…
"German Speaker is Entertained by Suffragists" details an address delivered in German by Clara S. Laddey, president of the New Jersey Equal Suffrage Society to the Bay County Equal Suffrage Association.
"Want Suffrage…
Springfield Daily Republican. (Springfield, Mass.) October 20, 1915
This issue of the Springfield Republican contains the headline, "Suffrage Loses by 50,000/ New Jersey Defeat Decisive" followed by two articles:
"By Early Returns/State's Loss Conceded/New Fight Promised/Beaten in every county/President Wilson's…
"By Early Returns/State's Loss Conceded/New Fight Promised/Beaten in every county/President Wilson's…
Flier : Billy Sunday on Votes for Women. 1915
Flier issued in New Jersey prior to the October 1915 election where citizens voted on a suffrage referendum. At that point, no eastern state had yet adopted voting rights for women.
The flier features several short articles highlighting pro and…
The flier features several short articles highlighting pro and…
Postcard : And this is what, the vote has done for us women! [Circa 1922-1924]
This card features a full color illustration of a young girl and boy. The boy is seated, with his legs crossed, smiling. The girl is carrying two buckets, walking toward him.
The card is addressed to Miss Edith [Becheal?] 833 Broadway Beth. Pa.,…
The card is addressed to Miss Edith [Becheal?] 833 Broadway Beth. Pa.,…
Clipping : Harper's Weekly. Women at the polls in New Jersey in the good old times. November 13, 1880
Hand colored engraving by Howard Pyle, appeared on page 724 of Harper's Weekly, entitled "Women at the Polls in New Jersey in the Good Old Times." The illustration shows women casting votes at a municipal election, referring back to the period from…
Broadside : Logic for the business man. New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association. [Circa 1915]
Appeals to businessmen by making the argument that voting for the woman suffrage amendment is logical and "good business."
The presence of the imprint of the National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company indicates that the National American Woman…
The presence of the imprint of the National Woman Suffrage Publishing Company indicates that the National American Woman…
Flier : These New Jersey officials and prominent citizens are for woman suffrage. Are you? New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association. [1915]
List issued by the New Jersey Woman Suffrage Association to demonstrate existing support for the woman suffrage amendment to be voted on in the upcoming election on October 19, 1915. The list included Thomas Edison, John Cotton Dana, several…
New Jersey State Federation of Women's Clubs (N.J.S.F.W.C.) annual convention delegate's button with attached "Votes for Women" ribbon. 1918
Delegate's button and ribbon comprised of round white button with gold border and printed text: "N.J.S.F.W.C. DELEGATE Newark May 16-18, 1918."
Below, hangs a gold satin ribbon with printed black text: "Votes for Women"
Below, hangs a gold satin ribbon with printed black text: "Votes for Women"
Broadside : Women voters Wilson opposes suffrage in Congress where he has great power. National Woman's Party.
Campaign flier against reelecting President Woodrow Wilson, issued by the National Woman's Party.
In 1916, the National Woman's Party chose to oppose all Democratic congressional candidates on the policy of "holding the party in power responsible"…
In 1916, the National Woman's Party chose to oppose all Democratic congressional candidates on the policy of "holding the party in power responsible"…
Envelope : Senate United States Part of Cong. Record-Free Article on woman suffrage introduced in United States Senate by Hon. James E. Martine, Senator from the State of New Jersey. February 25, 1915
The envelope was created to distribute the referenced article. This envelope is addressed to Clinton Ross, Glenmary, Owego New York.