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... Mr. Russell, who is brother of Earl Russell and the heir to the peerage, stands as candidate of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies. He was born in 1872. Photograph by the Illustrations Buret it. A BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN ACTRESS INJURED IN A MOTOR-CAR ...
... less than any other. In Berlin chaos reigns, and life in the capital is graphically described by the German advocate for women's suffrage. Alice Salomon, in a letter to an English friend in Switzerland We have been insufficiently provided with clothes. If ...
... the 6,000 women preachers in America, but she resigned her Boston pastorate some five years ago in order to lecture on the enfran chisement of women and succeeded that great woman, Miss Anthony, as president of the National Women's Suffrage Association ...
... much to the amenities of travel in South London. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE IN NORWAY In last week's Sphere were given some illustrations of scenes from the recent general elections in Norway, when women for the first time could exercise their righ'.s to the parliamen ...
... the North of England Society for Women's Suffrage and also of the committee of the Women's I.U. Council in Manchester. Then Novem ber, 1903, seems a marked moment in your career as it was then that you formed the Women's Social and Political Union and ...
... WOMEN OIF THE WOILD Outstanding Features and Personaliti at an International Feminine Congress Holland: Madame Rosa Manus, of Amsterdam, a delegate to a recent Congress of the International Alliance of Women's Suffrage and Equal Citizenship England Mrs ...
... those of an honest man and a hard thinker, and most of the subjects with which he deals are still of vivid interest- women's suffrage, the character of Parliament, the taxation of land, and so on. With regard to the character of Parliament, it is interesting ...
... I ON THE LINKS id i_ _ L_ BY HENRY LEACH. An Afternoon Disaster. We came by a new point of view of the subject of Women's Suffrage the other day. The question happened to have been mentioned at lunch, and so it may have been held subconsciously in the ...
... interest. Mr. Shaw Desmpnd may be remembered as having written an extremely interest ing book on life in Denmark. THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS AT GENEVA I he figure standing on the platform on the right is Mre. Carrie Chapman Catt. the veteran ...
... WELDING for WOMEN time Profession. OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING A New War-time Occupation for Women (^)ne of the many new occupations opened to women through the war is oxy-acetylene welding. A school has already been opened at Notting Hill Gate by the Women's Service ...
... Elsie Schauffler's play are those in Committee Room 15 at the House of Commons. Home Rule may be as dead a subject as women's suffrage in these scenes one has the feeling of being taken back stage, of seeing what really happens in the strange interplay ...
... the want you to vote, I expect, said I. But I thought women never had votes. You know, Dick, you said yourself that women's suffrage was a mistake and But this isn't a question of women's suffrage. It only means that, being a ratepayer in ...