Alice Stone Blackwell letter to Mariana Wright Chapman
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Description
Alice Stone Blackwell was a suffragist, journalist, and human rights advocate. Written on Woman's Journal stationery. Discusses a letter that was signed by multiple women to be printed in the Women's Journal.
Linked Agent
Creator (cre): Blackwell, Alice Stone, 1857-1950
Physical Form
Date Created
1897-07-27
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Language
Extent
2 pages
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image/tiff
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Institution
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Mariana Wright Chapman Family Papers, SFHL-RG5-260
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Local Identifier
A00180044
PID
sc:163865
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Transcription
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[Letterhead]
Office of The Woman's Journal
Adams, [Massachusetts], July 27, 1897
Dear Mrs. Chapman:
Your letter of July 24
has been forwarded to me
here, where the Business
Committee of the N. A. W. S. A.
is holding meetings morning,
afternoon & evening, & turning
off quantities of business.
I am very glad to
have the letter signed by
Mrs. Fawcett & the other
English women, and have
mailed it immediately to
the printers. I came off
in such a hurry that I
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did not get time to put the
New Jersey items together, or to
copy from Shafts some points
that I wanted for the Journal.
I will do so, & send the
magazine back to you. It
is very nice that your
brother sends you all these
clippings.
I write during a committee
meeting, & the whole committee
send you their love, & Mrs.
Upton wishes me to
add the message that she is
"alive & kicking."
Yours cordially,
Alice Stone Blackwell,
P.S. Isn't it too bad about Lady
Henry Somerset!
[Letterhead]
Office of The Woman's Journal
Adams, [Massachusetts], July 27, 1897
Dear Mrs. Chapman:
Your letter of July 24
has been forwarded to me
here, where the Business
Committee of the N. A. W. S. A.
is holding meetings morning,
afternoon & evening, & turning
off quantities of business.
I am very glad to
have the letter signed by
Mrs. Fawcett & the other
English women, and have
mailed it immediately to
the printers. I came off
in such a hurry that I
---------- Page 2 ----------
did not get time to put the
New Jersey items together, or to
copy from Shafts some points
that I wanted for the Journal.
I will do so, & send the
magazine back to you. It
is very nice that your
brother sends you all these
clippings.
I write during a committee
meeting, & the whole committee
send you their love, & Mrs.
Upton wishes me to
add the message that she is
"alive & kicking."
Yours cordially,
Alice Stone Blackwell,
P.S. Isn't it too bad about Lady
Henry Somerset!