October 22 Thursday – Sam wrote from Hartford to Charles Webster with the financial matters of the loan from Dunham, whom he did not name. Sam repeated that since he’d made himself personally liable for the notes, Webster needed to fully insure the books, both finished and unfinished.

“I mean, get all the insurance you can on them” [MTP].

Daniel Whitford for Alexander & Green wrote a “Personal” note confiding that a telegram to Webster had caused him “a good deal of annoyance.” Whitford felt Sam misunderstood some things [MTP].

Brooklyn Magazine (Bok, editor) wrote to ask Sam to take place in a symposium [MTP].