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All rose to greet the Rev. Antoinette Brown Blackwell when she entered. Mayor George N. Seger in his welcome said that all women who paid taxes should vote and with the ballot women could help many needed reforms. A hundred copies of the New York American with an editorial on woman suffrage in New Jersey sent by Arthur Brisbane were distributed.
As soon as he was sufficiently recovered, he had expressed so much anxiety as to the fate of the orphans, that to quiet him his father was forced to send for Mr. Blackwell. The lawyer had ascertained, through Dr. , the name of Philip's employer at R . At Arthur's request he went down to Mr.
Blackwell, and Alice Stone Blackwell, has not contained any presentations of questions of public policy in the past ten years. Those whose names are signed to the Suffrage Woman's Bible, and who are therefore responsible for that disgraceful effusion, have little right to claim to be intelligent instructors of their sex.
Moreover, he had traveled with his prisoner two days, always cheerful and matter of fact, not at all uneasy as to what might lie behind the washes or the rocks they passed. Finally he had brought his man safely to Casa Grande, from whence he had gone over the road to the penitentiary. Blackwell had been the captured man, and he held a deep respect for the prowess of the officer who had taken him.
A tin of sardines or condensed milk once opened cannot be carried in a case liable to be upside down at any moment. There are however, some bottles with screw tops and india-rubber rings in which Messrs. Crosse and Blackwell send out jam. These are airtight and so very useful for when they are empty they can be cleaned and used for milk, sardines, or anything else again and again. Messrs.
But if he tells me the truth and if I find out it's the whole truth there'll be nothing doing on your part. He's my prisoner. Understand that." Metaphorically, Blackwell licked the hand of his protector. He was still standing, but his attitude gave the effect of crouching. "I aim to do what's right, Captain O'Connor. Whatever's right. You ask me any questions."
Brent Taber took the paper and peered at the signature. "It figures," he said softly. "It figures right down the line." "He's a fine judge," Charles Blackwell said virtuously. "He's a skunk. He'll sign anything there's a buck in, and sometimes he'll do it for fifty cents. He'd be a disgrace even to a park bench, and why they haven't caught up with him I'll never know."
To her delight, they also applauded Antoinette Brown Blackwell, the first woman minister they had ever seen, and Ernestine Rose with her appealing foreign accent. They clapped loudly when she herself asked them to buy tracts and contribute to the work. Complimentary as this was, she did not flatter herself that they had endorsed woman's rights.
We know that it is in some way that that place and some of the people who frequent it are connected with the disappearance of Betty Blackwell." "In other words," supplied Clare, "we are going to get at the truth through that Titian-haired stenographer." "Exactly." Clare had risen to go.
In 1901 Miss Mary N. Chase of Andover spent a month forming societies and a conference was held at Manchester in December, addressed by Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the National American Woman Suffrage Association, and Henry B. and Miss Alice Stone Blackwell, editors of the Woman's Journal. In 1902 the National Board engaged Miss Chase as organizer for a month.
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