[D0326AAA1], Letter from William Stockman Pilling to Thomas Alva Edison, February 7th, 1903

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Title

[D0326AAA1], Letter from William Stockman Pilling to Thomas Alva Edison, February 7th, 1903

Date

1903-02-07

Type

Folder/Volume ID

D0326-F

Microfilm ID

188:626

Document ID

D0326AAA1

Publisher

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

Transcription

Letterhead of Pilling & Crane
Broad & Chestnut Streets
Philadelphia
February 7, 1903.
Mr. Thomas A. Edison,
Orange, N. J.
My dear Mr. Edison:
You will remember some time ago I spoke to you about a phonograph for Bishop Moore, to be taken by him to China. You said that you would get Mr. Gilmore to forward one if I would send you the address. On thinking it over, I hardly feel like asking you to do this at your expense, although you spoke at the time of sending it in Mr. Edison's name. However, aside from this, I am anxious that Bishop Moore shall have a phonograph of China, and he wants quite a number of blank records to be used in that country in addition to an assortment of records already filled. Bishop Moore returns to China early next month. His address is
David S. Moore,
San Francisco,
c/o Steamer "Siberia."
Yours very truly,
WS Pilling
W. S. P.
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