3- Other sources

Other, non Mahmud's sources mentioning the trip to Worcester are the following:

ARCHES OF THE YEARS
by Marzieh Gail

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He paid two visits to the Breed home, which was in Cambridge at 367 Harvard Street (according to the address given in ). The first was on May 23, 1912 (and before arriving in the early evening, He had proceeded to Worcester and addressed Clark University there).  Bahá’í children had gone into the fields to gather wild flowers for the occasion,....

“First we speak of logical proofs”::
Discourse of knowledge in the Bahá’í writings

by Franklin Lewis

Published in Baha'i Studies Review, 10, pages 51-74
Association for Baha'i Studies English-Speaking Europe, 2001

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On May 23, 1912, at Clark University, in Worcester, Massachusetts, `Abdu'l-Bahá had used almost identical words. This talk is not included in translation in Promulgation of Universal Peace; a provisional rendering therefore follows the transliterated Persian: .......   

This source goes on to describe the talk (more on a latter post)