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... OTHER news from that year included the Larne gun-running of April 1914, advocacy of women’s suffrage, with branches of the Women's Suffrage Society meeting in Larne and Whitehead, and the 9th anniversary of the Kilwaughter Good Templar Lodge. Locals in ...
... had stolen his thunder. The American adventurer led an extraordinary life, during which he managed to campaign for women's suffrage, become American journalism's first foreign correspondent, and run for president. This fascinating book tells his story ...
... woman. The history of nursing and women's suffrage are also covered, and there are a included smothering themselves with cold cream to try to prevent the absorption of explosive material. As the writer puts it: Women have found themselves increasingly ...
... Timeline of women's suffrage 1897 - The National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies was formed by Millicent Fawcett to represent the growing number of women's suffrage societies around the country. 1903 - ...
... the start of the last century. But when women's suffrage was finally granted 85 years ago this year, it came in quietly. In fact the nation was taken by surprise when married women, women householders and women university graduates aged over ...
... conducting research for my dissertation on religion, morality and the women's suffrage movement. I am appealing for information about branches of the Church League for Women's Suffrage that existed in Scarborough and York in 1914. | believe that there were ...
... and Historical Writing by Kelly Boyd (Fitzroy Dearborn), The Oxford Companion to Food by Alan Davidson (OUP), and The Women'’s Suffrage Movement by Elizabeth Crawford (UCL). The contenders in ...
... assembled at the Kettering Road Unitarian Church on Wednesday for the purpose of being enlightened as to the state of women’s suffrage in France. Mons Paul Hyacinthe Loyson, the lecturer, a typical Frenchman, gavea very clear address. ...
... cause of women's suffrage seems to have been strong in the town at the time. As early as 1892, the cause had been well received at a meeting in the Town Hall, where the speaker had been Millicent Fawcett, one of the founders of the women'’s suffrage movement ...
... knowledge questions. The answers are published on Monday. 1 What was first celebrated on 10 May 1907 as part of the American women's suffrage movement? 2 How old was Marie Antoinette when she married the Dauphin of France on 16 May 1770 - 13, 14 or 15? 3ln which ...
... of the events that happened today Thursday August 21st Include the formation in 1911 of the Irish Women's Suffrage Federation, comprising Belfast Women's Suf- ...
... originally from Youghal, Co Cork, and her husband Thomas, formed the first Irish suffrage society - the Dublin Women's Suffrage Association (later to become the Irish Women's Suffrage Association). The IWSA was 10 07.11.04 Sundaylrbeme ...