Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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August 1893

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Chicago, IL 2 Wed   Chicago, IL 3 Thu

 

 

Chicago, IL 4 Fri   Chicago, IL 5 Sat   Chicago, IL 6 Sun

 

 

Chicago, IL 7 Mon   Chicago, IL 8 Tue   Chicago, IL 9 Wed   Chicago, IL 10 Thu

 

 

Chicago, IL 11 Fri   Chicago, IL 12 Sat   Chicago, IL 13 Sun

 

 

Boston, MA 14 Mon   Boston, MA 15 Tue   Boston, MA 16 Wed   Boston, MA 17 Thu   Boston, MA 18 Fri

 

 

Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 19 Sat   Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 20 Sun

Letter: Alasinga Perumal

Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 21 Mon

 

Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 22 Tue   Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 23 Wed Newspaper report: Boston Evening Transcript Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 24 Thu   Breezy Meadows, Metcalf, MA 25 Fri Newspaper report: Boston Evening Transcript 8 Arlington St., Annisquam, MA 26 Sat   8 Arlington St., Annisquam, MA 27 Sun

 

8 Arlington St., Annisquam, MA 28 Mon   166 North St., Salem MA 29 Tue

Letter: Mrs. Mary Tappan Wright to her mother

Newspaper report : "India: Her religion and custom"

166 North St., Salem MA 30 Wed

Letter: Professor John Henry Wright

Newspaper Reports - "Abbreviated Telegram" and "Brahmin monk in Framingham"

166 North St., Salem MA 31 Thu   166 North St., Salem MA

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