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Securing Signatures
Petition for Women's Suffrage
My Girl is Not a Voter
Woman Suffrage Headquarters
Susan B. Anthony Trial
Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment
Women's Suffrage
Freedom of Petition
Storefront of the Woman Suffrage Headquarters in Ohio, with signs urging men to vote for Amendment No. 23 and inviting passersby to learn why women ought to vote; a crowd gathers outside.
1912
Woman Suffrage Headquarters
A political cartoon depicts a crowd of grotesque, caricatured men labeled "Grafter," "Sweat Shop Owner," "Cadet," and "Dive Keeper" surrounding a woman wearing a sash reading "ANTI," satirizing opponents of women's suffrage.
1915
My Girl is Not a Voter
Title page reading "Trial of Susan B. Anthony, on the Charge of Illegal Voting, at the Presidential Election in Nov., 1872," in bold centered text.
1874
Susan B. Anthony Trial
Women's Suffrage
Fragment of a suffrage-era flyer with repeated phrases "Needs Her Ballot" and "Equality of Women," along with partial text "to our S..." and "Geneva, Sign the..." at the bottom.
1894
Petition for a Woman Suffrage Amendment
Fragment of a printed petition addressed "To the Senate and [House]," with partial text reading "We, the undersigned... hereby petition... of the several States for ratification of a constitution which will enable..."
1897
Petition for Women's Suffrage
Three Victorian-era women gather around a table, one seated and writing on a document while the others look on, in a vintage illustration with ornate hairstyles and period dress.
1894
Securing Signatures
Freedom of Petition
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