[D0106AAI], Letter from Thomas Commerford Martin to Thomas Alva Edison, May 15th, 1901
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Title
[D0106AAI], Letter from Thomas Commerford Martin to Thomas Alva Edison, May 15th, 1901
Author
Recipient
Date
1901-05-15
Type
Folder/Volume ID
D0106-F
Microfilm ID
187:123
Document ID
D0106AAI
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Thomas A. Edison, Esq.,
Menlo Park, Orange, N.J.
Dear Mr. Edison:-
I have been very much surprised to note the enclosed matter in the New York Journal today, and must confess that I cannot understand it. I have just left Mr. Fish, who is very much distressed that such a thing should appear in public prints, and who, from what I know of him, would be the last man to want to step into your shoes, if this statement, were true. I am not saying anything about the matter in the paper this week other than to note the fact of the G.E. election, but I thought I ought to drop you a line sot hat in case you desire anything to be said we might understand each other.
Believe me, with regards and best wishes,
Yours truly,
T.C. Martin
May 15th, 1901 [Newspaper enclosure with headline "Edison Put Out of General Electric"]
Menlo Park, Orange, N.J.
Dear Mr. Edison:-
I have been very much surprised to note the enclosed matter in the New York Journal today, and must confess that I cannot understand it. I have just left Mr. Fish, who is very much distressed that such a thing should appear in public prints, and who, from what I know of him, would be the last man to want to step into your shoes, if this statement, were true. I am not saying anything about the matter in the paper this week other than to note the fact of the G.E. election, but I thought I ought to drop you a line sot hat in case you desire anything to be said we might understand each other.
Believe me, with regards and best wishes,
Yours truly,
T.C. Martin
May 15th, 1901 [Newspaper enclosure with headline "Edison Put Out of General Electric"]