Property:HPB SB item notes
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The article rejects a rumour that the paper had joined the Theosophical Society and defends the right of individual freethinkers to express differing opinions. +
The article republishes the constitution and principles of the Hindu Sabha and begins its by-laws. It continues on scrapbook page 132, where the resolutions and Sankariah's signature conclude it. +
The article says that its biographical summary is indebted to The Truthseeker. +
The beginning is clipped from The Amrita Bazar Patrika; after “Indian” the text continues in the adjacent Liberty clipping with “spirituality than those.” +
The beginning is not mounted; the printed text ends “To be continued.” +
The beginning of the clipping is physically lost. +
The beginning of this article is not found yet +
The bottom of the middle column and the Azazel footnote are partly covered. +
The brief review is credited in print to The Indianapolis Journal. The exact Banner of Light issue confirms the book title, author A. P. Sinnett and publishers. +
The broadside announces a farewell lecture at Patcheappa’s Hall before Olcott’s departure for Bombay. The abbreviations in the printed subject have not been expanded speculatively. +
The catalogue lists ten books available from W. H. Harrison at 38 Museum Street, London. +
The clipping and the newspaper original both print “Письмо XXI”. The corresponding passage begins [[HPB-Caves-22|Letter XXII]] in the linked English text. +
The clipping begins immediately below the masthead without a printed title. +
The clipping comments on Olcott’s lectures and public work. +
The clipping physically ends mid-sentence after “the”. +
The clipping reports Olcott's address at Pacheappa's Hall on the previous evening before his departure for Bombay. +
The column comments on thought-reading, final reprobation, Anna Kingsford’s paper and recent psychical cases. +
The complete five-point prospectus proposes locally managed schools for Hindu women, including widows, and lists instruction in Sanskrit law and literature, Vedanta, medicine, literacy, history, geography, arithmetic and needlework. It proposes a small women's school attached to every temple and is signed by Sankariah. +
The complete notice says that publication is postponed because voluntary contributions have become inadequate and that the copyrights of the titles “Psyche” and “The Spiritualist” are retained. IAPSOP's run ends with No. 495 in May and lists no June issue. +
The complete report names A. T. Munro as president, C. E. Johnson as secretary and J. Pettigrew as debating-club secretary. It records correspondence with Madame Blavatsky about a proposed Theosophical section, while stating that the time was not considered ripe. +