September 1, 1900 Saturday
September 1 Saturday – At Dollis Hill House in London, England Sam wrote to Colonel Green (not further identified).
September 1 Saturday – At Dollis Hill House in London, England Sam wrote to Colonel Green (not further identified).
August 31 Friday – Sam’s notebook: “Send book to Mrs. Lart, Wellington Ct.” [NB 43 TS 25].
August 30 Thursday – T. Douglas Murray wrote to Sam, that he “admired immensely” the Introduction Sam had written for the Joan of Arc reference book he was editing [MTP].
August 29 Wednesday – Sam’s notebook: “There are bigots who can accept nothing which their party-opposites approve. If you could work the mulitiplication table into a democratic platform the republicans wd vote it down at the election” [NB 43 TS 25].
August 27 Monday – At Dollis Hill House in London, England Sam wrote two letters to T. Douglas Murray, the first bears Sam’s note at the top: “Never sent; I hadn’t the heart. He never meant any harm; he was only ignorant & stupid. /
S.L.C., Sept. 7.” The unsent letter:
August 26 Sunday – Sam’s notebook: “Human Peculiarities as Exhibited in History” [NB 43 TS 25].
Williston Fish wrote to Sam.
August 25 Saturday – Sam’s notebook: “Murrays come to luncheon—arrive about 1” [NB 43 TS 25]. Note: T. Douglas Murray. See Aug. 27 unsent letter to Murray.
Harper’s Weekly ran E.E. Beach’s review of The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg on p. 806. Tenney: “A general and largely uncritical description of several stories in the new book” [32].
August 24 Friday – At Dollis Hill House in London, Sam inscribed a copy of The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg and Other Stories and Sketches to Ethel Bell (Mrs. C. Moberly Bell): “To Mrs. C. Moberly Bell with the compliments of the Author / London, Aug. 24/00” [MTP: The Jenkins Co. catalog, No. 139, Item 195].
August 23 Thursday – At Dollis Hill House in London, England Sam wrote a short note to W.H. Helm, London publisher. “They have arrived, & I am very much obliged. I shall apply the test to all of them to-day” [MTP]. Note: Gribben lists Studies in Style by W.H. Helm for 1900 [306].
Sam’s notebook: “See 27th. / Visit the ship at Tilbury” [NB 43 TS 25].
August 22 Wednesday – Sam’s notebook: “Chatto & W[Indus] tea & dinner” [NB 43 TS 25].