Ida Hulton
American Unitarian minister and advocate for woman suffrage
About Ida Hulton
Ida Constance Hultin (often anglicized as Hulton; 1858–1938) was an American Unitarian minister and advocate for woman suffrage. Born in Michigan, she served Unitarian congregations in Iowa, Illinois, and Massachusetts and spoke frequently on women's rights. Hultin addressed the 1893 Congress of Women at the Chicago World's Fair (presenting on "Woman and Religion")
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