CHAPTER XLIII.

ILLINOIS.

Chicago a Great Commercial Centre--First Woman Suffrage Agitation,

1855--A. J. Grover--Society at Earlville--Prudence

Crandall--Sanitary Movement--Woman in Journalism--Myra

Bradwell--Excitement in Elmwood Church, 1868--Mrs. Huldah

Joy--Pulpit Utterances--Convention, 1869, Library Hall,

Chicago--Anna Dickinson, Robert Laird Collier Debate--Manhood

Suffrage Denounced by Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony--Judge Charles

B. Waite on the Constitutional Convention--Hearing before the

Legislature--Western Suffrage Convention, Mrs. Livermore,

President--Annual Meeting at Bloomington--Women Eligible to School

Offices--Evanston College--Miss Alta Hulett Medical

Association--Dr. Sarah Hackett Stevenson--"Woman's Kingdom" in the

_Inter-Ocean_--Mrs. Harbert--Centennial Celebration at

Evanston--Temperance Petition, 180,000--Frances E. Willard--Social

Science Association--Art Union--Jane Graham Jones at International

Congress in Paris--Moline Association 559

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