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Chicago (Apr 1896)
Chicago (Apr 1896)
Total Records Found: 17
1 Apr 1896
CE
Swamiji in Chicago. (LSV 2.080)
1 Apr 1896
CE
More and more as time had gone on during his stay in the West, the Swami found it necessary to systematize his religious ideas. (LSV 2.080)
1 Apr 1896
CE
Swamiji had conveyed his thoughts to Mrs. Bull as back as may of 1895. (LSV 2.081)
1 Apr 1896
CE
Writing to Alasinga on February 17, 1896 Swamiji expressed this desire: (LSV 2.081)
Apr 1896
CE
The task the Swamiji had set for himself was Herculean; but certainly he succeeded in a large measure. (LSV 2.082)
Apr 1896
CE
Swamiji was the first of Indian philosophers to show that Hindu spiritual ideas were truly scientific as well. (LSV 2.082)
Apr 1896
CE
While Swamiji was away from New York during February and March 1896, A crisis had arisen regarding the publication of his New York lectures and classes, particularly the publication of Raja-yoga. Full account of the same. (ND 4.105)
Apr 1896
CE
Chicago was in a sense Swamiji's home town. (ND 4.121)
Apr 1896
CE
Chicago, only a scant twenty years out of its ashes, decided to put on a mammoth World's Fair, together with an imposing and unprecedented World's Parliament of Religions, both of which turned out to be enormously successful. (ND 4. 123)
Apr 1896
CE
Florence Adams, then in her early thirties, was the petite and lively wife of Milward Adams, house manager of the grand Auditorium Theatre. (ND 4. 124)
2 Apr 1896
CE
So Swamiji gave two classes on April 2-in the morning at Mrs. Adams's Studio, and in the evening at 1628 Indiana Avenue (ND 4. 126)
Apr 1896
CE
Speculations about where did Swamiji stayed in Chicago during this visit, (ND 4. 126)
6 Apr 1896
CE
That Swamiji was not feeling well is not surprising, for he had been physically exhausted when he left New York a month earlier and had been holding classes and giving lectures steadily ever since. On April 6, he wrote to Mrs. Bull, "I am suffering from slight fever the last two days; so I can't write a long letter. On this same day he also wrote a short note (and sent another check?) to Sister Christine: (ND 4. 128)
6 Apr 1896
Letter
Swamiji's letter to BULL MRS.OLE From CHICAGO (CW SV 6.360)
6 Apr 1896
Letter
Swamiji's letter to SISTER CHRISTINE From CHICAGO (CW SV 9.083 ND 4.128)
10 Apr 1896
CE
Mr. Goodwin, who had returned from Cambridge to NewYork on Friday, April 10, was much perturbed to learn that Swamiji had not yet left Chicago. He wrote to Mrs. Bull at once: (ND 4. 129)
10 Apr 1896
CE
Swamiji left Chicago for New York. (ND 4.129)
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