[D0204AAH], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Roger W Wallace, June 1902

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Title

[D0204AAH], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Roger W Wallace, June 1902

Editor's Notes

Supplied year and month

Recipient

Date

1902-06-00

Type

Folder/Volume ID

D0204-F

Microfilm ID

187:596

Document ID

D0204AAH

Publisher

Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
 

Transcription

Letterhead of the Laboratory of Thomas A. Edison
Orange, N. J.
My Dear Wallace _
I suppose Dick has already told you that I proposed to stand put on the battery [illegible overstruck handwriting] & not no matter what the consequences may be consolidate with anybody = you are under a misapprehension about my employing chemists and that they have wrongly advised me, I never employed a chemist in working up this Gallery I do my own chemical work, Regarding the Battery in England I have placed it in the hands of Mr Dick & when Everything is ready he will come over prepared to talk business [illegible overstruck handwriting] and if you are not on the cheap I shall be very much mistaken as both Mr Dick & myself have a very high regard for you, but the Jungner branch of the [illegible] we shall have nothing to do with
Yours
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<Randolph send this to Dick & get his [illegible] before it's sent to Wallace>
<Dick change this letter to whatever you think would be proper return>
<Edison>
[TAE Marginalia]
<Mr Edison [illegible] [illegible] in this [illegible]>
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