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New York and Cambridge (Nov - Dec 1894)
New York and Cambridge (Nov - Dec 1894)
Total Records Found: 45
4 Nov 1894
CE
Swamiji back to New York. (ND 2. 224 LSV 1.513)
4 Nov 1894
CE
Swamiji back to New York unexpectedly. Spend most of the month there and organised the nucleus of VSNY (ND 2. 224 LSV 1.513 LSV 1.514)
15 Nov 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to DESAI HARIDAS BIHARIDAS From CHICAGO (CW SV 8.325)
18 Nov 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From NEW YORK (CW SV 9.047 ND 2.224)
18 Nov 1894
Notes
The phonograph Swamiji mentions in the letter had been en route from America to the Maharaja of Khetri for months. (CW SV 9.047 ND 2.225)
18 Nov 1894
Writing
Swamiji's letter to MUKHERJEE PYARIMOHAN RAJA From NEW YORK (REPLY TO THE CALCUTTA ADDRESS) (CW SV 4.365)
19 Nov 1894
Writing
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From NEW YORK (TO MY BRAVE BOYS) (CW SV 4.367)
29 Nov 1894
Letter
In reply to Swamiji's letter of October 27 to Alasinga, Madras disciples wrote on November 29, a joint reply. Following excerpts from which show their deep and touching love for their absent Guru. G. G. Narasimhacharya, of whom Swamiji once wrote, "G. G.'s nature is of the emotional type," contributed the first section, Alasinga the second, and Kidi (Singaravelu Mudaliar, a professor of science in Madras) the third: (ND 2.216)
30 Nov 1894
CE
Whether or not Swamiji lectured in New York during November of 1894, one thing he did do was of great historic significance. Throughout the year he had been scattering the seeds of his Master's message; he now formed a receptacle that would contain and nourish them. (ND 2.226)
30 Nov 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From USA (CW SV 5.052 ND 2.226)
Nov 1894
Notes
The purpose of establishing a society Swamiji had in mind at that time was no doubt as much financial as philosophical and religious. It started taking shape. (ND 2.226)
30 Nov 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to MUDLIAR SINGARVELU(KIDI) From USA (CW SV 5.054)
30 Nov 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to RAO DR.NANJUNDA From USA (CW SV 6.279)
Nov 1894
CE
Before the Swamiji settled down in New York in the first part of 1895. he again visited . Cambridge, where Mrs. Bull had arranged a series of classes for him, from December 5 to 27 of 1894. (LSV 1. 514 ND 2. 227)
Nov 1894
CE
On the back of one of her invitation-programs she wrote the following note to Miss Thursby: (ND 2. 228)
5 Dec 1894
CE
Swamiji may have consulted Miss Thursby about traveling to Cambridge, but he arrived not on the third of December but on the fifth. (ND 2. 228)
6 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From CAMBRIDGE (CW SV 9.049 ND 2. 228)
8 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From CAMBRIDGE (CW SV 8.331 ND 2. 232)
Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From CAMBRIDGE (CW SV 8.332)
Dec 1894
CE
In his portrayal of Hindu women Swamiji dwelt on the beauty and nobility of their character. (ND 2. 238)
17 Dec 1894
Lecture
Swamiji's lecture on WOMEN OF INDIA delivered at Cambridge, and recorded by Miss Frances Willard's stenographer. (Appendix - C) (CW SV 9.191 ND 2.406)
17 Dec 1894
Notes
It is interesting to notice in this connection that in Boston, on the evening before his talk, a Miss Armstrong had given a picture of Indian motherhood quite different from Swamiji's. (ND 2. 237)
17 Dec 1894
Notes
On December 17, the Boston Evening Transcript printed, in all seriousness, the following news item: (ND 2. 237)
21 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MARY From CAMBRIDGE (CW SV 8.333 ND 2. 232)
21 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji had Found an immense difference between the intellectual and religious climate of the generally orthodox and conservative Middle West and the liberal, fermenting East Coast. (ND 2. 240)
21 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to HALE MRS.G W From CAMBRIDGE. One finds his earlier discouragement vanishing, his native determination rising to the fore. (CW SV 9.050 ND 2. 240 ND 2.242)
23 Dec 1894
CE
During the stay at Cambridge, alongwith daily classes Swamiji gave three lectures also. (ND 2. 229 LSV 1.515)
Dec 1894
Letter
So much impressed was the gathering of Cambridge women with the Swami's address that in the time of the approaching Christmas they sent, unbeknown to the Swami himself, the following letter to his mother, in far-off India, together with a beautiful picture of the Child Jesus in the lap of the Virgin Mary: (LSV 1.515 ND 2. 240)
Dec 1894
Notes
Referring to this lecture on "The Ideals of Indian Women", Mrs. Bull has written: (LSV 1.515)
Dec 1894
Notes
One of Swamiji's friends, recalling the few happy weeks that he had. Spent with him writes: (LSV 1.516)
Dec 1894
Notes
It is probable, though not certain, that among the many classes Swamiji held that December were on Raja Yoga. (ND 2. 231)
Dec 1894
Notes
From Swamiji's note to Mary Hale it is observed that inspite of his busy schedule at Cambridge he desired to go to Boston to see her as she could not come. (ND 2. 232)
Dec 1894
Notes
If Swamiji went to Boston to see Mary Hale, it was not until the last week in December when his work lessened to some extent. In the meanwhile, Miss Hale remained distant. "You must have received Mrs. Bull's letter [an invitation] . . . ," Swamiji wrote on December 21. "If you cannot accept it, I shall be very glad to come over any day-I have time now as the lectures are at an end, except Sunday next. (ND 2. 232)
26 Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From USA (CW SV 5.055)
Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From CHICAGO (CW SV 5.056)
Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to DHARAMPAL ANAGARIK From USA (CW SV 5.059)
Dec 1894
Letter
Swamiji's letter to ALASINGA PERUMAL From USA (CW SV 5.060)
27 Dec 1894
Letter
At the end of these three weeks Mrs. Bull wrote to Dr. Lewis G. Janes, telling him something of Swamiji's classes and their effect on those who had heard them. (ND 2. 230 LSV 1. 515)
Dec 1894
Notes
Mrs. Bull took lot of pain to make Swamiji's stay at her house most comfortable and also the tother distinguished guests. (ND 2. 233)
Dec 1894
News reports
Boston Evening Transcript published an article concerning Mrs. Bull's well attended December Conferences. (ND 2. 235)
Dec 1894
Notes
During his stay in Cambridge Swamiji became more than casually acquainted not only with his fellow house guests but with the many Harvard professors. (ND 2. 236)
Dec 1894
Notes
Cambridge Society welcomed Swamiji into their midst without too much alarm. (ND 2. 236)
Dec 1894
News reports
News Report in Chicago Inter Ocean of December 29. (ND 2. 242)
Dec 1894
CE
And thus Swamiji's visit in Cambridge drew to a close. Three days later he journeyed to New York to keep an appointment with the officers of the Brooklyn Ethical Association. (ND 2. 243 LSV 1. 516)
28 Dec 1894
CE
Swamiji left for Brooklyn. (ND 2. 243)
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