Organization for Woman Suffrage -- Question submitted to voters -- Endorsed by all political parties -- Work of women in the campaign -- Eastern anti-suffragists and Western liquor dealers join hands -- Amendment carries by over 6,000 -- Reasons for success -- After the battle -- Political work of women -- Only three per cent. failed to vote in 1900 -- Laws -- Legislature of 1899 urges all States to enfranchise women -- General effects of woman suffrage. CHAPTER XXX. CONNECTICUT 535-542 Organization for suffrage -- Legislative action and laws -- School Suffrage -- Office-holding of women -- Occupations -- Education -- Clubs. CHAPTER XXXI. DAKOTA 543-544 Suffrage work in the Territory. NORTH DAKOTA 544-552 Efforts of women for the franchise in first constitutional convention -- Organization of suffrage clubs to secure amendment of constitution -- Legislative action and laws -- School Suffrage -- Office-holding of women -- Occupations -- Education -- Clubs. SOUTH DAKOTA 552-562 Same as above -- Campaign of 1890 to secure Woman Suffrage Amendment -- Assistance of National Association -- Hardships of the canvass -- Treachery of politicians -- Amendment defeated by nearly 24,000 -- Second attempt in 1898 -- Defeated by 3,285. CHAPTER XXXII. DELAWARE 563-566 Organization for suffrage -- Legislative action and laws -- School Suffrage -- Office-holding of women -- Occupations -- Education -- Clubs. CHAPTER XXXIII. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA 567-576 Peculiar position of women -- Work of Suffrage Association with Congressional Committees -- Property rights secured -- Women on School Board -- Women in Government Departments -- Woman's College of Law -- Other things accomplished by women of the District. CHAPTER XXXIV. FLORIDA 577-580 Organization for suffrage -- Effort to raise "age of protection" for girls and its failure -- Laws -- Occupations -- Education. CHAPTER XXXV. GEORGIA 581-588 Same as above -- Annual convention of National Association in 1895. CHAPTER XXXVI. IDAHO 589-597 First work for woman suffrage -- Submission of Amendment -- Campaign of 1896 -- Favored by all political parties -- Carried by large majority -- Favorable decision of Supreme Court -- Women elected to office -- Percentage of women voting -- Effects of woman's vote -- Endorsement of prominent men -- Laws, etc. CHAPTER XXXVII. ILLINOIS 598-613 Organization -- Obtaining School Suffrage -- Supreme Court gives wide latitude to Legislature -- Women trustees for State University -- Equal guardianship of children for mothers -- Many women in office -- Women's part in Columbian Exposition -- Remarkable achievement of two teachers in compelling corporations to pay taxes -- Education. CHAPTER XXXVIII. INDIANA 614-627