Demo Community Bahá'í Community (California)
- November 2, 1912·18 Ilm 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Addresses the Frederick Douglass Center
He spoke at the Frederick Douglass Center, an interracial settlement institution in Chicago, to a mixed Black and white audience on the unity of the human race — one of the tour’s most direct addresses on American race relations.
- November 5, 1912·2 Qudrat 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Speaks in Cincinnati
He delivered a public talk to roughly 500 attendees at the Grand Hotel in Cincinnati on divine sovereignty and the prospect of an international body dedicated to peace.
- November 6, 1912·3 Qudrat 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Returns to Washington, D.C.
Arriving for a third visit to the capital, he addressed a Universalist congregation, a synagogue, and the Washington Hebrew Congregation over the following days, and joined local believers for a Feast of the Covenant gathering.
- November 11, 1912·8 Qudrat 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Stops in Baltimore
He made a brief stop with local believers while traveling north toward Philadelphia and New York. (Thinly documented in public sources beyond the fact and date of the stop.)
- November 12, 1912·9 Qudrat 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Stops in Philadelphia
He was greeted at the train station by roughly 30 local Bahá’ís during a brief stop on the final leg back to New York.
- November 12, 1912·9 Qudrat 69 BE
Heroic Age
'Abdu'l-Bahá Resumes Residence in New York
He resumed residence in New York after nearly four months of continuous travel, holding a series of talks in private homes and halls over the following weeks, including a banquet address at the Great Northern Hotel later that month.