[D0204AAB], Letter from Herman Ernest Dick to Thomas Alva Edison, May 31st, 1902
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Title
[D0204AAB], Letter from Herman Ernest Dick to Thomas Alva Edison, May 31st, 1902
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Recipient
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Date
1902-05-31
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Folder/Volume ID
D0204-F
Microfilm ID
187:577
Document ID
D0204AAB
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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H. E. Dick,
161-163 W. Jackson Boul.
Chicago,
May, 31st, 1902.
Mr. Thomas A. Edison,
Orange, N. J.
My Dear Edison:--
I enclose you clippings from yesterday's Daily News, American and Times-Herald.
Bergmann has been premature in giving out that he wants is to manufacture the battery and I do not understand why he should assert himself in this manner at this time. It is surprising how so many men are ready to declare themselves in print when it is not justified.
I expected to leave today for Orange but there is a very important matter on with The North American T. & T. Co. and Mr. Oudahy asked me to remain a few days longer.
If I do not enthuse over the battery you will understand it is only what I have always expected for I believe you will remember that I never have been of but one opinion regarding the successful outcome of the undertaking.
With best wishes, I am
Sincerely,
H E Dick
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161-163 W. Jackson Boul.
Chicago,
May, 31st, 1902.
Mr. Thomas A. Edison,
Orange, N. J.
My Dear Edison:--
I enclose you clippings from yesterday's Daily News, American and Times-Herald.
Bergmann has been premature in giving out that he wants is to manufacture the battery and I do not understand why he should assert himself in this manner at this time. It is surprising how so many men are ready to declare themselves in print when it is not justified.
I expected to leave today for Orange but there is a very important matter on with The North American T. & T. Co. and Mr. Oudahy asked me to remain a few days longer.
If I do not enthuse over the battery you will understand it is only what I have always expected for I believe you will remember that I never have been of but one opinion regarding the successful outcome of the undertaking.
With best wishes, I am
Sincerely,
H E Dick
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