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12 - 27 Sept 1893
12 - 27 Sept 1893
Total Records Found: 58
12 Sep 1893
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On Swamiji in Hanson's Congress of Religions Critic -Buddh. Cor (Hanson 1193)
Sep 1893
News Report
Description of Swamiji comes from the Chicago Advocate, a journal that was also not entirely favorable to him. Although the following paragraph from the issue of September 28 refers to the second week of the Parliament, the picture it paints is no doubt applicable to the opening day as well: (ND 1.087)
Sep 1893
News Report
Another description of Swamiji comes from Sister Devamata's "Memories of India and Indians," where one reads of the Swedenborgian minister who was among those deeply impressed by him. Telling of her first knowledge of one whose lectures and classes were later to transform her life, Devamata wrote: (ND 1.092)
Sep 1893
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Swamiji came to be generally known, among other things, as a "Brahmin monk." (ND 1.092)
12 Sep 1893
News Report
News Report on Swamiji in 'Chicago Times'. (ND 1.086)
12 Sep 1893
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In the evening Swamiji attended Charles Bonney's reception. Mr.Bonney was President of the World's Congress Auxiliary of the Columbian Exposition. He was escorted by Mrs. Wakerman of Chicago (VC) (ND 1.096 LSV 1.426)
13 Sep 1893
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Swamiji was the Chairman of the Evening Session presentation by three Christian Ministers (ND 1.103)
14 Sep 1893
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Swamiji gave a brief talk on 'The Condition of Women in India' at Mrs. Palmer's reception in Woman's building. Mrs. Palmer was a president of 'The Lady Managers of the Fair'. (ND 1.096 LSV 1.426)
15 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji's lecture 'WHY WE DISAGREE' at Chicago 'Parliament of Religions' (CW SV 1.004 LSV 1.418)
15 Sep 1893
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With the exception of this brief talk; the Swamiji did not speak formally before the Parliament proper until September 19. (LSV 1.418)
15 Sep 1893
Lecture
The opening of the Scientific Section of the Parliament of Religions and its purpose. (ND 1.079,1.093,1.143)
15 Sep 1893
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As per dates and titles given by Barrows, Swamiji spoke four times at the erudite Scientific Section. (ND 1.093)
15 Sep 1893
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Swamiji presented scholarly at the Scientific Section, where sharp minded philosophers, theologians, and scholars came to learn and perhaps to challenge, he very likely gave as much rein to his vast learning as was necessary, both in his talks and in the lengthy and animated discussions that followed. (ND 1.093)
15 Sep 1893
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Swamiji was called upon on 5th day afternoon session during which three papers have been read. (ND 1.103)
15 Sep 1893
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The receptions went on. On the evening of Friday, September 15, Mr. and Mrs. Potter Palmer entertained, among others, the foreign delegates at their huge castlelike mansion at 100 Lake Shore Drive. (ND 1.097)
16 Sep 1893
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Grand cosmopolitan gathering in the afternoon at home of Mr. and Mrs. E.W.Blatchford (ND 1.097 LSV 1.426)
Sep 1893
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Swamiji was the favourite speaker of the audience (LSV 1.426)
Sep 1893
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Boston Evening Transport of April 5, 1894 reports on Swamiji's popularity at Parliament of Religions. (LSV 1.427)
19 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji reads his PAPER ON HINDUISM at Chicago The Parliament of Religions. (CW SV 1.006)
19 Sep 1893
Analysis
Swamiji read his PAPER ON HINDUISM at Chicago 'The Parliament of Religions'. (LSV 1.418)
19 Sep 1893
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In her introduction to the Complete Works of Swami Vivekananda, Sister Nivedita has with great insight best described the general import of his address at the Parliament: (LSV 1.422)
Sep 1893
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Sister Nivedita best summed up the importance of this address when she wrote in her introduction to the Complete Works. (ND 1.113)
Sep 1893
Reminiscence
Reminiscece of Swamiji in Albert Spalding's autobiography, Rise to Follow (ND 1.099)
Sep 1893
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An Unidentified newspaper article, which clearly referred to this particular address of Swamiji on Hinduism (ND 1.115)
Sep 1893
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Certainly it was not only the women of the audience who were deeply responsive to Swamiji's thought and presence. Among the many men who long. remembered his paper on Hinduism and were profoundly moved by it was a young student who went on to become a well known and influential philosopher. (ND 1.116)
Sep 1893
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In his "Recollections of Swami Vivekananda" William Ernest Hocking wrote in his later years: (ND 1.117)
19 Sep 1893
Reminiscence
Albert Spalding further writes about women in America. (ND 1.100)
Sep 1893
Reminiscence
Swamiji about American women. Swamiji's popularity inside and Outside parliament. (ND 1.101)
Sep 1893
Reminiscence
Reminiscence of Swamiji in Reverend H. R. Haweis' (one of the more or less unofficial Anglican delegates who was later to become an ardent friend and admirer of Swamiji's in London) book Travel and Talk (ND 1.128)
20 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji's lecture RELIGION NOT THE CRYING NEED OF INDIA at Chicago (CW SV 1.020 LSV 1.424)
20 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Inter Ocean (ND 1.110)
20 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Inter Ocean (ND 1.112)
20 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Tribune (ND 1.113 LSV 1.431)
20 Sep 1893
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It may be noted here in passing that the delegates, as such, also saw the Fair Grounds in the daytime. On the morning of September 20 many of them took off from the Parliament "in advance of the religious demonstrations [that] afternoon when a representative of each faith in the world, beginning with the most ancient [Hinduism?], will sound the new liberty bell in the name of peace, unity, liberty and religion, at the same time repeating a silent prayer to their respective divinities, asking for a blessing of the bell. (ND 1.097)
21 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Inter Ocean (ND 1.123)
22 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji addresses Scientific section. (LSV 1.424)
22 Sep 1893
Lecture
That same afternoon he spoke on "The Modern Religions of India". (LSV 1.425)
22 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji also spoke on "Women in Oriental Religion" at a special session organized by Mrs. Potter Palmer, President of the Woman's Branch of the Auxiliary, in Hall VII of the Art Institute. (LSV 1.425 ND 1.097)
22 Sep 1893
News Report
News Report of Swamiji in Messenger (quoted from B S Sharma's Forgotten Chapter) (ND 1.094)
22 Sep 1893
News reports
News Reports in the Chicago Tribune and Chicago Inter Ocean and several other Chicago newspapers. (ND 1.097)
23 Sep 1893
News Report
News report of Swamiji's lecture WOMEN OF THE EAST in Chicago Daily Inter-Ocean (CW SV 8.198)
23 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Inter Ocean (ND 1.094)
23 Sep 1893
Lecture
On September 23, the Swami gave a talk before a session of the Universal Religious Unity Congress, one of the congresses held in conjunction with the Parliament. (LSV 1.425)
23 Sep 1893
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Another conference was held on the 23rd on the subject of the foregoing addresses (LSV 1.425)
24 Sep 1893
News Report
The following day, September 24, was equally crowded. (ND 1.098)
24 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji gave his first of many lectures from a Unitarian pulpit in America. (LSV 1.425)
24 Sep 1893
News Report
News Report of Swamiji's lecture CONGRESS OF RELIGIOUS UNITY in Chicago Sunday Herald (CW SV 8.199)
25 Sep 1893
Notes
News Report of Swamiji's lecture THE LOVE OF GOD - 1 at auditorium of the Third Unitarian Church at Laflin and Monroe streets, Chicago (Chicago Herald) (CW SV 8.200)
25 Sep 1893
Notes
The missing portion of the above mentioned report: (ND 1.095)
25 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji spoke in the afternoon session on "The Essence of the Hindu Religion". The reader should know that, in addition, four other addresses in these conferences were given by Swamiji. (LSV 1.425)
26 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji's lecture BUDDHISM, THE FULFILMENT OF HINDUISM at Chicago (CW SV 1.021)
26 Sep 1893
Analysis
Gist of Swamiji's lecture on Buddhism before the parliament (LSV 1.425 ND 1.130)
27 Sep 1893
Lecture
Swamiji's address at the final session (CW SV 1.023 LSV 1.427)
27 Sep 1893
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More than seven thousand persons were crowded into the Halls of Washington and Columbus [Barrows writes]. For more than an hour before the time announced, the eager crowds swept up against the doors of the Art Palace. The throng extended from the doorways to Michigan avenue and thence For half a block in either direction. . . . (ND 1.133)
27 Sep 1893
News Reports
News report on Swamiji in Chicago Inter Ocean gives perhaps the best account that can be found in the newspapers of the day of Swamiji's part in this Buddhist evening (ND 1.131)
27 Sep 1893
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Last and closing scene of the great Parliament of Religions. (ND 1.133)
Sep 1893
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After seventeen days of long, sometimes tiresome, sometimes stirring sessions, the Parliament of Religions came to a close. Every shade of religious thought had been expressed, from the most light filled to the most clouded, and it was not lost upon the audience that the heights of spiritual expression came from the least expected quarters. Indeed, many a Christian felt the whole affair had been disastrous. (ND 1.132)
Sep 1893
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Thus did the unknown monk blossom into a world figure, the wandering monk of solitary days in India become the Prophet of a New Dispensation! (LSV 1.427)
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