[D9208AAC], Letter from William H Merrill to Thomas Alva Edison, February 4th, 1892
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Title
[D9208AAC], Letter from William H Merrill to Thomas Alva Edison, February 4th, 1892
Author
Recipient
Date
1892-02-04
Type
Subject
Folder/Volume ID
D9208-F
Microfilm ID
132:464
Document ID
D9208AAC
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Transcription
William Merrill to TAE
New York
Feb 4, 1892
Dear Mr. Edison,
My son the young electrician of whom I wrote to you was disappointed that he did not see you at the house when he came home from Boston and has heard nothing from you since the service.
Are you ever in New York with time to give me I should like to talk to you? What the young man would like is a place in the administrative office in your company. I know him to be capable and industrious.
Very Truly yours,
William H. Merrill
New York
Feb 4, 1892
Dear Mr. Edison,
My son the young electrician of whom I wrote to you was disappointed that he did not see you at the house when he came home from Boston and has heard nothing from you since the service.
Are you ever in New York with time to give me I should like to talk to you? What the young man would like is a place in the administrative office in your company. I know him to be capable and industrious.
Very Truly yours,
William H. Merrill