Dates in the life of Swami Vivekananda

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Swami Vivekananda  ·  January 1, 1900
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Date Day Event Place 1 Thu   Home of Truth ,
1231 Pine St.,
Oakland, CA 2 Fri Letters: Mary Hale and Josephine MacLeod Home of Truth ,
1231 Pine St.,
Oakland, CA 3 Sat   Home of Truth ,
1231 Pine St.,
Oakland, CA 4 Sun Letters: Mrs. Ole Bull and Sister Nivedita 1502 Jones St.,
Oakland, CA 5 Mon   1502 Jones St.,
Oakland, CA 6 Tue   1502 Jones St.,
Oakland, CA 7 Wed Letters: Mrs. Ole Bull and Josephine MacLeod 1502 Jones St.,
Oakland, CA 8 Thu   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 9 Fri   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 10 Sat   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 11 Sun Lecture: Christ's Message to the World (Frank Rhodehamel's notes of this lecture) Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 12 Mon Letters: Mrs. Ole Bull, Sister Christine, Mary Hale and Swami Brahmananda Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 13 Tue   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 14 Wed   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 15 Thu   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 16 Fri   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 17 Sat Letter: Mrs. Francis Leggett (Letter 1 and Letter 2) Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 18 Sun Newspaper Reports: "A Dusky Philosopher from India" and "We are Hypnotized into Weakness by our Surroundings" Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 19 Mon   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 20 Tue   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 21 Wed   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 22 Thu Letter: Mary Hale Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 23 Fri   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 24 Sat   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 25 Sun

Lecture: Mohammed's Message to the World (Excerpts from Ida Ansell's transcript)

Letter: Sister Nivedita

Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 26 Mon Class: Lessons on Meditation (Frank Rhodehamel's notes of this class) Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 27 Tue   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 28 Wed Letters: Sister Nivedita and Mary Hale Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 29 Thu   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 30 Fri Letter: Josephine MacLeod Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA 31 Sat   Host: A. Hansbrough,
1719 Turk St.,
San Francisco, CA   This month Letter: Swami Turiyananda  

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