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HISTORY OF WOMAN SUFFRAGE.
- Griffin, Frances A, suff. pioneer in Ala, 3; in Ga, 121.
- Griggs, Prof. Edward Howard, 278.
- Grim, Harriet, 148-9.
- Gripenberg, Baroness Alexandra, work in Finland, 772; in Hungary, 793; 815.
- Grossman, Leonard J, 126.
- Guise, Mrs. John A, 317; 322.
- Gullen, Dr. Augusta Stowe, work in Canada, see chapter, 754; 757.
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- Hackstaff, Priscilla D, 309; 401; 417; 459.
- Haines, Dr. Blanche M, 310; 312.
- Hale, U. S. Sen. Frederick, 247.
- Hale, Mrs. Forbes-Robertson, 91; 208; 309-10; 654; 692; 702.
- Haley, Margaret A, 46; 48; 145.
- Hall, Florence Howe, work in N. J, see St. chapter, 412; 578.
- Hallam, Julia Clark, 182.
- Harbert, Elizabeth Boynton, 145.
- Hardie, Keir, help in Great Brit, 730; 857.
- Harding, U. S. Sen. and Pres. Warren G, app. wom. Judge, 104; opposes anti-suff. referendum, 516; votes for Fed. Amend, 517; for ratification in Tenn, 620; Gov. Clement of Vt. visits, 658.
- Hardwick, U. S. Sen. Thos. W, 127; 136.
- Hardy, Jennie C. Law, 306; 316.
- Harper, Ida Husted, speaks in Md, 263; writing in Rochester, 442; in New York, 450-7; Ore, 540; 812; memorial address for Miss Anthony in Copenhagen, 816; resolutions com. in Amsterdam, 827; in London, 837.
- Harriman, Mrs. J. Borden, 86; 91.
- Harris, U. S. Sen. Wm. J, votes and works for Fed. Amend, 131, 142.
- Harris, U. S. Commissioner of Education, William T, 344.
- Harrison, Gov. Genl. Francis Burton, 722.
- Harrison, U. S. Sen. Pat, 341.
- Hart, Prof. Albert Bushnell, 2098.
- Hart, Gov. Louis F. (Wash.) 684-5.
- Hartness, Gov. James (Vt.), 660.
- Harvey, Col. George, 418; 485.
- Haskell, Gov. Charles W. (Okla.), 523-4.
- Haskell, Oreola Williams, work in New York, see St. chapter, 450, 461.
- Haslam, Thomas J. and Anna M. (Ireland), 834.
- Hauser, Elizabeth J, in Ohio, 509; West Va, 688.
- Havemeyer, Mrs. H. O, 424.
- Haver, Jessie R, 391.
- Hawaii, effort for wom. suff, action of U. S. Congress, 715-17; status of women, Mrs. Catt visits, 716; Mrs. Pitman assists, 717-18; action of Hawaiian Legis, 718.
- Hawk, George, carries referendum on Fed. Suff. Amend. to U. S. Supreme Court, 519, 617.
- Hay, Mary Garrett, work in Ariz, 10; Del, 86-7; speaks in Chicago, 161; in Mass, 281; work in New York, 446, 455; chmn, N. Y. City, first campaign, 461 et seq; 465; second, 469 et seq; in Ore, 547.
- Hays, Natl. Chmn. Will H, interviewed by Conn. wom, 79; assists ratification in Del, 94; in Tenn, 620; in Vt, 657-8.
- Hayward, St. Sen. Elizabeth A. (Utah), 645-9.
- Hayward, Prof. H. H, 87-8-9.
- Hayward, Mary Smith, 368-9.
- Headquarters, Natl. Suff, opened in New York City, 445.
- Hearst, William R, 158.
- Heaslip, Chas. T, in Penn, 555; 692.
- Hebard, Dr. Grace Raymond, work in Wyo, 709, 712.
- Hemphill, Robert R, in Atlanta, 122.
- Henderson, Arthur (Gt. Brit.), 730.
- Heney, Francis J, 38.
- Henrotin, Mrs. Charles, 146.
- Henry, Alice, 146.
- Henry, Josephine K, 207, 596.
- Hepburn, Katharine Houghton; see Conn. chapter, 68 et seq; in Del, 103; in N. H, 404
Higgins, Gov. Frank M. (N. Y.), 454.
Higgins, Gov. James H. (R. I.), 574.
Higginson, Col. Thomas W, work in Mass, 269; memorial, 278.
"Hikes" for wom. suff, 451.
Hill, Mrs. Homer M, 673; 676; 686.
Hilles, Mrs. Bayard, 90; 91; 96; 102.
Hipple, Ruth B, see S. Dak. chapter, 585; 588.
Hirsch, Mrs. Solomon, 547.
Hirschberg, Rabbi Emil, in Wis, 702.
- History of Woman Suffrage, 344; Miss Anthony gives to Norwegian library, 774.
- Hitchcock, U. S. Sen. Gilbert H, 383.
- Hitz, Justice William, 111.
