[LB061063], Letter from William Edgar Gilmore to Richard Wayne Parker, May 22nd, 1894
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Title
[LB061063], Letter from William Edgar Gilmore to Richard Wayne Parker, May 22nd, 1894
Author
Recipient
Date
1894-05-22
Type
Folder/Volume ID
LB061-F
Microfilm ID
143:648
Document ID
LB061063
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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May 22, 1894.
Wayne Parker, Esq.,
#300 Broad st., Newark, N. J.,
Dear sir:-
At the request of Mr. Edison, I enclose you herewith clippings from the New York Morning Advertizer, of May 18th, which was received a day or two since.
You will note that this item states that the Edison United Phonograph Co. has lost its charter in the State of New Jersey, due to the fact of its not having paid its taxes.
Mr. Edison thinks that this is a mistake, and what was intended was the old Edison Phonograph Co.
Will you kindly enlighten Mr. Edison as to this matter at your convenience.
Yours very truly,
W E Gilmore
[illegible]
(Enc. J.)
Wayne Parker, Esq.,
#300 Broad st., Newark, N. J.,
Dear sir:-
At the request of Mr. Edison, I enclose you herewith clippings from the New York Morning Advertizer, of May 18th, which was received a day or two since.
You will note that this item states that the Edison United Phonograph Co. has lost its charter in the State of New Jersey, due to the fact of its not having paid its taxes.
Mr. Edison thinks that this is a mistake, and what was intended was the old Edison Phonograph Co.
Will you kindly enlighten Mr. Edison as to this matter at your convenience.
Yours very truly,
W E Gilmore
[illegible]
(Enc. J.)