NATIONAL-AMERICAN CONVENTION OF 1900 349-384
Woman suffrage editorial in Washington _Post_ -- Large number of
young college women present -- Miss Anthony's last opening
address as President -- Miss Shaw tells joke on her and then
describes International Council of Women in London -- Miss
Anthony reports as delegate to the Council, which was in effect a
big suffrage meeting -- The Winning of Educational Freedom for
Women -- Woman Suffrage in Colorado -- New Professions for Women
Centering in the Home -- Justice of Woman Suffrage -- Federation
of Labor for woman's enfranchisement -- Conditions of
Wage-earning Women -- Miss Shaw's sermon on the Rights of Women
-- Woman Suffrage in the South -- Work done in Congress and Miss
Anthony's part in it -- Congressional Hearings -- Woman's
Franchise in England -- Mrs. Chapman Catt on Why We Ask for the
Submission of an Amendment -- Miss Anthony closes Senate hearing
with touching appeal -- Constitutional Argument before House
Committee by Mrs. Blake -- Mrs. Stanton's annual State paper --
The Economic Basis of Woman Suffrage -- The Protective Power of
the Ballot -- Miss Shaw's plea for justice and liberty -- First
appearance of Anti-Suffragists -- Their amusing inconsistencies
-- Charges made by them officially refuted -- Miss Anthony's
reception by President and Mrs. McKinley.