Grand Union Hotel, New York, April 10, 1911
Dear Mr. Anderson:-
I am writing this merely to let you know what I am doing, though I cannot
tell you exactly where I am to be addressed for the next few days. I had
an engagement to take the machine to New Haven, Conn. today but learn this
morning that the gentlemen I have planned to see is out of town for a week.
I am pushing the business in every way I can here in New York, but have,
as yet, no opening for reaching any one with capital. I saw Mr. Law
Watkins this morning, who promised to send me a letter of introduction
to a friend of his in Hartford, Conn. I judge from the letter I had
from you at Beverly, Ohio, that there is no opening anywhere in the west,
and hence am planning to make as extensive a campaign here as I can provide
for. The probabilities are that I shall be here for a week longer. At
least, mail addressed to me will be forwarded. Very Sincerely yours,
C. S. Nickerson
(ed. note: Typewritten on Letterhead of the International Typewriter Company.
C. S. Nickerson, President; J. K. Anderson, Secretary; W. A. Hannah, Treasurer)
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