November 19, 1905 Sunday
November 19 Sunday – Isabel Lyon’s journal # 2: “Times Reporter. 10—” [MTP TS 34].
Marjorie V.d.W. Brooke wrote to Sam, evidently enclosing a photo of her grandfather, who many said looked like Mark Twain—didn’t Sam think him a handsome man? [MTP].
Asa Don Dickinson wrote to Sam.
November 18, 1905 Saturday
November 18 Saturday – Isabel Lyon’s journal # 2: “Mr. Halsey—S. Phi.” [MTP TS 34].
Ralph W. Ashcroft wrote on Koy-Lo Co. letterhead to Sam that he’d responded to Stanchfield’s Nov. 17. Ashcroft asked Stanchfield if he wanted to sell more Spiral Pin Co. shares [MTP].
November 17, 1905 Friday
Isabel V. Lyon wrote for Sam to Frederick A. Duneka:
November 16, 1905 Thursday
November 16 Thursday – At 21 Fifth Ave., N.Y. Sam wrote to Chauncey M. Depew.
Having had some experience with the methods of the Oppenheimer Institute, through the case of a dependent whom I sent to take the cure, I am interested in knowing what results others have found in the Oppenheimer treatment. As your name is given as one of the advisory directors of the Institute I infer that you have personal knowledge of beneficial results to patients. Will you kindly inform me of any cases within your own knowledge, and oblige [MTP].
November 15, 1905 Wednesday
November 15 Wednesday – In N.Y.C. Isabel V. Lyon wrote for Sam to John Larkin to complain about the new steam heating system installed in the house. The five men who had investigated the problem had not solved it; the main problem being a “constant singing” in the front bedroom radiators, even when cold, which forced his daughters to put beds in their sitting rooms. He requested the matter be brought before the contractor, James A. Renwick, as soon as possible [MTP].
November 14, 1905 Tuesday
November 13, 1905 Monday
Dear Miss Gilder.
November 12, 1905 Sunday
The Last Time I Saw Mark Twain
Willis C. Pratt, as told to Gertrude Valliere King
November 11, 1905 Saturday
Isabel Lyon’s journal # 2: “Boeddeker sent half quantity of medicine” [MTP TS 33].