The Life and Work of Susan B. Anthony (Volume 2 of 2) / Including Public Addresses, Her Own Letters and Many From Her Contemporaries During Fifty Years

by Ida Husted Harper

• Kansas,
  • early days, [121];
  • John Brown's raid, [144]; [169];
  • A. plans campaign, [178];
  • first visit, [242];
  • pioneer discomforts, [247];
  • Lucy Stone canvasses, [274];
  • campaign of 1867, [281];
  • A. and Mrs. Stanton go, [283]; [364], [469], [493], [496], [519];
  • canvass in 1887, [609];
  • munic. suff. for women, [611];
  • canvass of 1887, [625];
  • calls A. to assist, [715];
  • canvass of 1892, [719];
  • polit. convs., [726];
  • Legis. submits wom. suff., [754], [755];
  • campaign for in 1894, [777]; [920];
  • patriotism, [960];
  • early amends., [1016];
  • party records, [1017], [1018]; [1020];
  • Abilene, [611];
  • Ingalls' sp., [625];
  • Anthony, [611];
  • Atchison, [248], [291], [626], [697];
  • Burlington, [290];
  • Emporia, [290], [644];
  • Florence, [611];
  • Fort Scott, [289], [608], [611], [697], [840];
  • Humboldt, [289];
  • Hutchinson, [611], [796];
  • Independence, [611];
  • Junction City, [290];
  • Kansas City, [379], [471];
  • A. sp. on planks, [784], [1015];
  • Lawrence, [248], [285], [286], [287], [288], [379], [611];
  • Leavenworth A. visits in 1865, [242]; [248];
  • woman suff. campaign 1867, [287], [290], [291]; [379], [408];
  • A. nurses brother, [471];
  • sister's death, [487]; [608];
  • false report on woman suff., [622]; [644], [648];
  • A. in munic. campaign, [649]; [697], [785], [799], [840];
  • Leroy, [290];
  • Lincoln, [610];
  • Mound City, [289];
  • Olathe, [288], [379];
  • Ottawa, [288];
  • Ottumwa, A.'s sp. in 1865, [247], [960];
  • Paola, [288], [379];
  • Salina, [609], [610];
  • Topeka, [274], [275], [290], [379], [785], [786];
  • Popu. conv., 1894, [787];
  • A.'s advice to women, [839];
  • Wichita, [611];
  • Repub. St. conv., [655];
  • Winfield, [611];
  • Wyandotte, [290].
• Kentucky, [230], [502], [806], [919];
  • Lexington, [806];
  • Louisville, [293], [806], [877];
  • Milan, [806];
  • Owensboro, [806];
  • Paducah, [806];
  • Wilmore, [806].

• Louisiana, [806];
  • New Orleans, A.'s first visit, [597];
  • second, [807];
  • Shreveport, [808].

• Maine, [519];
  • Bangor, [154];
  • Portland, [535];
  • Skowhegan, [502].
• Maryland,
  • Baltimore, A. visits in 1854, [118];
  • Natl. Dem. Conv., [417]; [756].
• Massachusetts,
  • Laws for wives, [200]; [265], [459];
  • Adams, Anthony family settle, [3], [4];
  • Read family same, [5], [9];
  • A. born, [13];
  • Anthonys leave, [17];
  • grandfather hears A. speak, [129];
  • A. visits in 1860, [198];
  • in 1887, [624]; [926];
  • Anthony Reunion in 1897, [939];
  • changed conditions, [944];
  • A.'s birthplace, [947];
  • Berkshire Hills, beauty of, [1], [2], [13];
  • noted people, [1], [2];
  • Beecher, Holmes and Goodale sisters on, [2];
  • Bryant, Julia Taft Bayne, [13];
  • A. visits in 1889, [653];
  • in 1897, [947];
  • Boston, Van Buren visits, [42]; [72];
  • Wom. Rights Conv., 1855, [131];
  • Anti-Slavery Soc., [137]; [182];
  • W. R. Conv. [186]0, [196];
  • A. visits for anti-slav., [199];
  • Phillips' sp. [186]1, [214];
  • A. visits, [219]; [252], [256];
  • Equal Rights Assn., [262]; [293], [332], [335];
  • lecture bureau, [344];
  • Wom. Journal estab., [361];
  • Natl. Suff. Conv., [533];
  • Phillips' funeral, [588]; [597], [598], [628];
  • remonstrants, [695];
  • A.'s illness, [701]; [895];
  • Bowen's Corners, [5], [948];
  • Bunker Hill, [132], [153], [277];
  • Charleston, [132];
  • Cheshire, [4], [5], [706];
  • Concord, A. speaks in, [251];
  • invited to Sch. of Philos., [510];
  • Danbury, [525];
  • Dartmouth, [3], [4];
  • Framingham, [219];
  • Green Mts., [1], [9], [947];
  • Greylock Mt., [3], [9], [13], [199];
  • A. visits in 1897, [947];
  • Lenox, [1], [3], [46];
  • Lexington, [4];
  • Lynn, [131];
  • Magnolia, [624];
  • Medford, [895];
  • Rehobeth, [4];
  • Salem, [49], [131];
  • Scituate, [4];
  • Springfield, [293];
  • Stafford's Hill, [4], [57];
  • Stockbridge, [1], [3];
  • West Newton, [252];
  • Worcester, [61], [75], [88];
  • Hydropathic Ins., [131], [132], [133]; [252], [293].
• Michigan,
  • father visits in 1844, [45]; [345];
  • A. canvasses in 1874, [460];
  • munic. suff., [740];
  • Ann Arbor, [380];
  • St. conv., [755]; [862];
  • Battle Creek, [249], [720], [740];
  • Bay City, [740];
  • Charlotte, [740];
  • Detroit, [176];
  • A.'s lect., 1870, [345]; [369], [658], [740];
  • Dowagiac, [733];
  • Grand Rapids, [379], [519], [720], [740], [929];
  • Hillsdale, [740];
  • Jackson, [380];
  • Jonesville, [347];
  • Kalamazoo, [379], [929];
  • Lansing, [380], [740];
  • Saginaw, [740];
  • Sturgis, [347].
• Minnesota,
  • Duluth, [656];
  • Minneapolis, [656];
  • Natl. Repub. Conv., [723]; [929];
  • St. Paul, [505].
• Mississippi,
  • Johnson's Reconstruct. Proclam., [960];
  • Greenville, [808];
  • Jackson, [808].
• Missouri,
  • in 1865, [242]; [469], [493], [806];
  • Chillicothe, [249];
  • Jefferson City, [649];
  • Kansas City, [785], [895];
  • Macon City, [249];
  • St. Louis, A. addresses negroes in 1865, [249]; [286], [293], [315];
  • Mr. Minor's sp., [330];
  • Mrs. M. attempts to vote, [453];
  • A. speaks on Social Purity, [469];
  • suff. conv. [187]8, [506]; [546], [598], [609], [649];
  • A. visits in 1895, [821];
  • Natl. Repub. Conv., [879];
  • St. Joseph, [248], [291].

• Nebraska,
  • A. canvasses for woman suff., [544];
  • Beatrice, [493], [727];
  • St. conv., [799];
  • Fremont, [697];
  • Lincoln, [380], [545];
  • Omaha, [286], [293], [380], [408], [544], [545], [616], [644];
  • Peru, [728].
• Nevada,
  • Nevada City, [405];
  • Reno, [406], [825], [895];
  • Virginia City, [406].
• New Hampshire,
  • Concord, [535], [702], [895];
  • Dover, [535];
  • Keene, [535].
• New Jersey,
  • Cape May, [624];
  • Orange, [802];
  • Tenafly, [309], [368], [502], [525], [533], [707].
• New York,
  • first Wom. St. Temp. Conv., [67];
  • convs. for better laws, [110];
  • A. canvasses for Woman's Rights, [123];
  • for Abolitionists, [148], [149];
  • second canvass, [208];
  • for woman suff. amend. in 1867, [271]; [369], [459], [519];
  • Constitl. Conv., [758];
  • campaign for woman suff. in 1894, [759-773]; [785];
  • Adirondacks, [708];
  • Albany, [44];
  • A. meets Lydia Mott, [58];
  • driven out of temp. meet., holds another, [64], [65];
  • women first appear bef. Legis., [82]; [88], [105];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. [185]4, [108]; [125];
  • petitions presented in 1856, [140];
  • A. works in Legis., [173]; [186];
  • A. and Mrs. Stanton before Legis., [189];
  • anti-Slav. depot, [199];
  • runaway mother, [200];
  • mayor prevents mob in 1861, [211];
  • last Wom. Rights Conv. before war, [212];
  • Anti-Slav. Conv. of 1862, [217];
  • Equal Rights Conv. of 1866, [263];
  • A. and Mrs. Stanton before Legis., [273];
  • before Constitl. Conv., [278]; [293];
  • A. denied habeas corpus, [432];
  • addresses Constitl. Com., [433];
  • A. no home, [536];
  • bef. Legis., [622];
  • same, 1892, [719];
  • anti-suff. org., [765], [766];
  • Constitl. Conv. meets, women address, vote taken, [767-772];
  • A.'s face carved in Capitol, [949];
  • Angelica, [124];
  • Attica, [139];
  • Auburn, [127], [140], [241], [249], [714], [914], [917];
  • Avon, [176];
  • Ballston Spa, [176];
  • Battenkill, [17], [35], [37];
  • Battenville, Anthonys remove to, [17]; [22], [24], [41], [43], [51], [119], [896];
  • Bensonhurst, [753];
  • Binghamton, A. stirs up Teach. Conv., [155]; [222];
  • Brighton, [733];
  • Brighton Beach, [653];
  • Buffalo, [73], [83];
  • mob rule in 1861, [208]; [271], [293], [446], [730], [741], [762];
  • Brockport, [845];
  • Brooklyn, A. first speaks in, [83];
  • teachers' salaries in 1856, [143]; [353], [363], [464], [653];
  • St. Suff. Conv., [753]; [761], [763];
  • anti-suff. org., [765];
  • Byron Center, [642];
  • Cambridge, [44];
  • Canajoharie, A. goes to teach in 1846, [49]; [51];
  • gives first speech, [53];
  • trustee refuses church, [121];
  • Canandaigua, A.'s trial for voting, [436];
  • inspector's trial, [443];
  • Castile, [901];
  • Catskills, [773];
  • Center Falls, [37];
  • A. teaches in, [43];
  • family leave, [46];
  • Chautauqua, [708], [709];
  • Miss Shaw's debate with Dr. Buckley, [727];
  • Clifton, [176];
  • Corning, [124];
  • Dansville, [138], [446], [452];
  • Deerfield, [10];
  • Dundee, [199];
  • Elmira, [71], [124];
  • Thos. K. Beecher, [178];
  • Easton, [19], [24], [46], [51];
  • anti-slav. meet., [152];
  • A. and Quaker preacher, [177];
  • Fairfield, [272];
  • Farmington, [10];
  • Fayetteville, [601];
  • Fort Edward, [44];
  • Fort William Henry, scene at hotel, [176];
  • A. and Southern Judge, [183]; [653];
  • Geneva, [900], [927];
  • A. defends "rings," [928];
  • George, Lake, attentive Quaker, [126]; [176];
  • Gregory's Grove, [215];
  • Hall's Corners, [138];
  • Hardscrabble, [35], [37];
  • Hempstead, [654];
  • Hornellsville, [364], [448];
  • Hudson, [83];
  • Ithaca, [800];
  • Jamaica, [753];
  • Jamestown, [642];
  • Johnstown, [592];
  • Junius, [215];
  • Lily Dale (Cassadaga Lake), [710], [728], [773];
  • Lockport, [163];
  • A. lect. on Coeducation, [164];
  • Long Island, [42];
  • Long Pond, [653];
  • Lyons, [652];
  • Manitou Beach, [709];
  • Mayville, A. begins first canvass for Woman's Rights, [123];
  • Mecklinburg, [222];
  • Milton-on-the-Hudson, [252];
  • Mt. McGregor, [653];
  • Mt. Morris, [138];
  • Newburgh, [847];
  • Newport, first woman suff. meeting, [330];
  • New Rochelle, A. teaches in, [37], [39];
  • Van Buren's visit, [41]; [42];
  • New York City, father visits in 1838, [34];
  • A. attends church in 1839, [40];
  • Rynder's mob, [63];
  • A. first speaks in, [83]; [86];
  • Brick Church meet., [87];
  • women's meet., [89];
  • Whole World's Temp. Conv., [96];
  • same, [100];
  • mob rule, [101];
  • Wom. Rights Conv., [102];
  • Anti-Slav. Anniv., [129];
  • teachers' salaries, 1856, [143];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. [185]6, [147];
  • of 1857, mob rules, [162];
  • same in 1859, [174];
  • Beecher's Wom. Rights lect., [192];
  • conv. of 1860, [193];
  • A. with runaway child, [201];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. of 1861 given up, [213];
  • again in 1862, [218];
  • A. in art gallery, [219];
  • Natl. Loyal League org., [226];
  • draft riots, [230];
  • May annivers. after War, [246];
  • Wom. Rights Conv., 1866, [256], [259];
  • again, [264];
  • Equal Rights Assn., 1867, [276]; [293], [305], [307], [309];
  • Press Club dinner, [316];
  • Woman's Bureau, [320];
  • lecture bureau, [344];
  • Fifth Ave. Suff. Conf., [346];
  • Equal Rights Com. meet., [348];
  • McFarland-Richardson trial, [352]; [356];
  • 20th anniv. wom. suff., [367];
  • Natl. Conv., 1871, [383];
  • foundlings, [391];
  • Mrs. Woodhull and suff. conv., [414];
  • conv. [187]3, [434]; [446];
  • in 1874, [458]; [470], [474], [488], [537];
  • Mrs. Stanton's 70th birthday, [603]; [607];
  • St. conv., 1889, [651]; [654];
  • Mrs. Stanton's home, [712]; [739], [753];
  • campaign for woman suff., [761];
  • prominent women in, [763];
  • anti-suff. soc., [766]; [768], [801], [802], [815];
  • Mrs. Stanton's 80th birthday, [845]; [895], [896], [968], [1005];
  • Nunda, [138];
  • Niagara Falls, husband fails to appreciate, [141]; [175], [896];
  • Olean, [124];
  • Oneida, [39];
  • Ontario Beach, [223];
  • Oswego, A. at St. Teach. Conv., [120];
  • Palatine Bridge, [10], [35], [47], [49];
  • Penn Yan, [198];
  • Peterboro, [113];
  • Gerrit Smith's church, [179];
  • Plattsburg, water cure experience, [126];
  • Port Byron, [198], [210];
  • Poughkeepsie, [83];
  • Pillsbury's sp., [152];
  • A. stirs up Teach. Conv., [176];
  • Reid's Corners, [24];
  • Richmond, [753];
  • Riverhead, women afraid to attend lecture, [127]; [753];
  • Rochester, parents visit on wedding tour in 1817, [10];
  • father buys farm in 1845, [45];
  • family removes to, [47]; [52];
  • A.'s farm life, [55];
  • Spiritualism, [58];
  • first Wom. Rights Conv. meets, [59];
  • Fred. Douglass removes to, [59];
  • temperance and Abolitionism, [60], [62]; [64];
  • first Wom. St. Temp. Conv., [67];
  • anti-slav. conv., [71]; [83];
  • second St. Temp. Conv., [92];
  • A.'s first St. Teach. Conv., [98];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. of 1853, [104];
  • A.'s first exper. in canvass., [108];
  • Sunday night lect., [135]; [140];
  • anti-capital punish. meet., mob rules, [164];
  • Free Church meet., [167];
  • John Brown meet., [180];
  • A.'s lect. course, [190];
  • mob rule in 1861, [208];
  • Phillips' and Tilton's lectures, [217];
  • A. attends last Teach. Conv., [221]; [249], [264], [293], [365], [370], [380], [387], [412];
  • women's Repub. meet., [422];
  • A. votes, [423]; [446];
  • visits inspectors in jail, [452]; [471], [472], [488];
  • 30th anniv. Wom. Rights Conv., [495];
  • death of mother, [512];
  • A. lect. on Bread and Ballot, [546];
  • publishing Hist., [601]; [615], [651], [658];
  • St. Suff. Conv., [698];
  • A. goes to housekeeping, [706];
  • St. Fair, [711];
  • Mrs. Stanton's visit, 713:
  • Thanksgiving, [714];
  • Mount Hope, [719];
  • charter meet., [731]; [740];
  • headqrs. suff. campaign 1894, [760];
  • opening meet., [762];
  • anti-suff. soc., [766]; [791], [800], [802];
  • defends negroes, [815];
  • Mrs. Stanton's birthday, [849];
  • A.'s birthday, [860];
  • home from Calif., [895]; [896], [901];
  • Douglass' birthday, [904];
  • A.'s 77th celebr., [905];
  • Cuban League, [907];
  • A.'s Biog. begun, [909];
  • Monday evenings, [913];
  • Mary Anthony's birthday, [914];
  • Anthony home, [933];
  • Rome, mob rule in 1861, [210];
  • Rondout, [124];
  • Saratoga Springs, new country, [7];
  • Van Buren visits, [41];
  • A. visits in 1840, [43];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. in 1854, [120];
  • in 1855, [130], [131];
  • in 1856, [143]; [176];
  • Wom. Suff. Conv. in 1869, [329];
  • in 1870, [365]; [653], [706];
  • St. polit. convs., [775], [776];
  • Sandy Hill, [44];
  • Schoharie, [124];
  • Seneca Falls, first Wom. Rights Conv., [59];
  • A. meets Mrs. Stanton and Lucy Stone, [63], [64]; [181];
  • A. and Mrs. Stanton write speeches, [187]; [219];
  • Sherman, [123];
  • Sharon, [176];
  • Sing Sing, [83];
  • Skaneateles, [354];
  • Stone Arabia, [4];
  • Syracuse, [55], [58], [63];
  • women silenced in temp. conv., [69];
  • A.'s first Wom. Rights Conv., [72]; [79], [83];
  • A. at St. Teach. Conv., [198];
  • mob rule in 1861, [211]; [293];
  • St. conv., [729]; [762];
  • May's 100th birthday, [927];
  • Tarrytown, [39], [41];
  • Thousand Islands, [926];
  • Ticonderoga, [4];
  • Trenton Falls, [176];
  • Troy, [36], [37], [47], [83];
  • A. speaks on Coeducation in 1856, [143]; [198];
  • Union Springs, [10];
  • Union Village, [34];
  • Utica, [47], [70], [83], [89];
  • A.'s lect. on Coeducation, [130];
  • mob rule in 1861, [210]; [713], [766];
  • Warsaw, [138], [711], [739];
  • Waterloo, [197];
  • Watertown, [215];
  • Wendte's Station, [138];
  • Westchester, [251];
  • Mrs. Greeley's petition, [279]; [330].

• Ohio, [345], [364], [433];
  • Alliance, [927];
  • Akron, [652];
  • Ashtabula, [845];
  • Cincinnati, [130];
  • A. misses Woman's Rights Conv. of 1855, [134]; [293], [331];
  • Natl. Lib. Conv., [415]; [515];
  • Dem. Natl. Conv., [519]; [648], [741];
  • Cleveland, Wom. Rights Conv. [185]3, [103]; [147], [293];
  • Am. Wom. Suff. Assn. formed, [328];
  • second conv., [349]; [623], [679];
  • W. C. T. U. meet., [800];
  • Columbus, [380], [643];
  • Crestline, [380];
  • Dayton, [331], [380];
  • Lakeside, [840];
  • Mentor, [520];
  • Painesville, [380], [704];
  • Salem, [380], [722];
  • Springfield, [380];
  • Toledo, [315], [316], [740];
  • 25th suff. annivers., [756]; [929];
  • Warren, [651], [704], [820].
• Oregon,
  • votes on woman suff., [592]; [738];
  • Eugene, [403];
  • Oregon City, [399], [403];
  • Portland, A.'s first visit, [395], [400];
  • Woman's Cong., [877];
  • Roseburg, [403];
  • Salem, [399];
  • The Dalles, [399];
  • A.'s first taste of wine, [400].

• Pennsylvania, [345], [369];
  • Altoona, [408];
  • Bradford, [720];
  • Hamilton, A. attends boarding school in, [24], [26], [27];
  • Kennett Square, [601];
  • Philadelphia, [24], [26], [34], [88], [119];
  • Wom. Rights Conv. of 1854, [121];
  • at Lucretia Mott's, [122];
  • anti-slav. meet., [234]; [251];
  • A. and Phillips at Anti-Slav. meet. in 1866, [267]; [340];
  • Labor Cong., [367];
  • Natl. Repub. Conv. [187]2, [416];
  • women's part in Centennial, [474]; [512];
  • mass meet. in 1880, [517];
  • A.'s homes in, [527];
  • testimonial to A., [534]; [538];
  • Natl. Suff. Conv., [541];
  • farewell recep. to A., [546], [547];
  • sets sail, [550]; [603], [622];
  • conv. Am. Assn., [627]; [650];
  • wedding of niece, [652];
  • 654, [660], [705], [719], [753], [776], [799], [802], [814], [858];
  • Somerton, [814];
  • Waynesburg, [516].

• Rhode Island, [525];
  • Newport, Wom. Suff. Conv. [186]9, [329];
  • Portsmouth, [3];
  • Providence, [72], [87];
  • A. visits, [332], [368]; [535], [896];
  • Valley Falls, [896].

• South Carolina, [757];
  • Aiken, [812];
  • Columbia, [812].

• Tennessee, [806], [964];
  • Memphis, [807];
  • Nashville, A. visits, Woman's Council, [927].
• Texas, [59];
  • Marshall, [598].

• Utah,
  • bill to disfranch. women, [607];
  • admis. to Union, [851];
  • A.'s advice to women, [897];
  • woman suff. granted, [902];
  • Ogden, [406];
  • Salt Lake City, A.'s first visit, [388];
  • second, [824].