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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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August 1899

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Date Day Event Place 1 Tue   Wimbledon, England 2 Wed   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 3 Thu Letter: SV to Josephine MacLeod
Letter: Nivedita to MacLeod Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 4 Fri   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 5 Sat   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 6 Sun Letter: SV to Mrs. Ole Bull Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 7 Mon Letter: Josephine MacLeod to Sara Bull Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 8 Tue   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 9 Wed   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 10 Thu Letter: SV to Swami Brahmananda
Letter: Nivedita to Swami Akhandananda Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 11 Fri   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 12 Sat Letter: Nivedita to Miss. MacLeod -1
Letter: Nivedita to Miss. MacLeod -2 Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 13 Sun   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 14 Mon   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 15 Tue   Host: Edward Sturdy,
35 Woodside,
Wimbledon, England 16 Wed   Glasgow, Scotland 17 Thu

Letter: Josephine MacLeod to Mrs. Bull
Sister Nivedita to Miss MacLeod

Telegram: Sister Nivedita

SS Numidian,
En route 18 Fri   SS Numidian,
En route 19 Sat Letter: Nivedita to Miss MacLeod SS Numidian,
En route 20 Sun   SS Numidian,
En route 21 Mon   SS Numidian,
En route 22 Tue Letter: Josephine MacLeod to Sara Bull SS Numidian,
En route 23 Wed Letter: Nivedita to Swami Vivekananda SS Numidian,
En route 24 Thu Letter: Nivedita to E.T. Sturdy
Letter: Nivedita to Mrs. Bull and Miss. MacLeod SS Numidian,
En route 25 Fri Letter: Mr.E. T. Sturdy To Sister Nivedita SS Numidian,
En route 26 Sat   SS Numidian,
En route 27 Sun Weather report for this month at Ridgely where the Swami stayed SS Numidian,
En route 28 Mon

Vivekananda returned to America from  England with Swami Turiyananda. Arrived in New York, then went to Ridgely Manor

Host: Leggetts,
Ridgely,
Stone Ridge, NY 29 Tue   Host: Leggetts,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 30 Wed   Host: Leggetts,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY 31 Thu

Letter: SV to Isabelle McKindley

Letter: Miss. MacLeod writes Miss. McKindley inviting her to Ridgely.

Host: Leggetts,
Ridgely Manor,
Stone Ridge, NY   This Month Letter: SV to Marie Halboister  

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