Bahai News.
1910--1911 Monthly
Chicago, IL. Language: English and Persian. Publisher: Bahai News Service. Editor: Albert R. Windust and Gertrude Buikema; Persian Editor, Mirza Ahmad Sohrab. Succeeded by: Star of the West
1/1, March 21, 1910. 20 pp., $1.00 a year.

This was an orthodox presentation of Bahai, with excerpts from the writings of Baha-Ullah, Abdul-Baha, and various missionaries of the movement to the West, and regular reports of the doings of the Assemblies throughout America and the world--including, notably, a report on the efforts of a Mr. John A. Wilcott, photographed while mounted on a horse with pistol, sombrero and the like, to spread Bahai among American cowboys. It is included here because of the attraction that Bahai, with its universalistic beliefs and claimed associations with actual, historical oriental sages, had for the adherents of New Thought, Theosophy, and the like in the first quarter of the twentieth century. Princeton Theological Seminary; Yale University; Boston University; etc. These materials sourced from Star of the West Archive, and reprocessed.

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