Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.
Susan B. Anthony asks her cousin, Albert F. Dickinson, if he and his sister Hannah would like to donate their grandfather's home to be used as a village park.
The president of the National Council of Women discusses newspaper reports and explains that she wants to identify the women attending an upcoming meeting by their full names, not their husbands'.
Mary sends her cousin Jessie a card case that belonged to Susan B. Anthony and mentions that Susan wanted all of her money to go to the suffrage cause after her death.