[D0327AAA], Letter from Pilling and Crane, William Stockman Pilling to William Edgar Gilmore, February 13th, 1903
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Title
[D0327AAA], Letter from Pilling and Crane, William Stockman Pilling to William Edgar Gilmore, February 13th, 1903
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Date
1903-02-13
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Subject
Folder/Volume ID
D0327-F
Microfilm ID
188:667
Document ID
D0327AAA
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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February 13, 1903
Mr. W.E. Gilmore,
Edison Phonograph Works,
Orange, New Jersey
My dear Mr. Gilmore:
Mr. Mallory has written me the contents of your letter to phonographic bonds. As stated yesterday, I should be under obligation if you will let me have the statement of last year, pending the receipt of the statement for the year about closing. I will make discreet use of it.
As arranged with you personally yesterday, I understand that Mr. Edison has authorized you to ship a phonograph to Bishop David S. Moore, c/o S/S/ "Siberia", San Francisco, Cal. This steamer will sail some time early in March. If you will kindly attend to this I shall be very much indebted to you. I should like about the same outfit which you have been shipping to our various friends upon our orders, excepting that I should like to have, in addition to the usual assortment of records, about four dozen blanks to be used in China.
Thanking you very much for your attention, I beg to remain
Yours very truly,
W.S. Piling
Mr. W.E. Gilmore,
Edison Phonograph Works,
Orange, New Jersey
My dear Mr. Gilmore:
Mr. Mallory has written me the contents of your letter to phonographic bonds. As stated yesterday, I should be under obligation if you will let me have the statement of last year, pending the receipt of the statement for the year about closing. I will make discreet use of it.
As arranged with you personally yesterday, I understand that Mr. Edison has authorized you to ship a phonograph to Bishop David S. Moore, c/o S/S/ "Siberia", San Francisco, Cal. This steamer will sail some time early in March. If you will kindly attend to this I shall be very much indebted to you. I should like about the same outfit which you have been shipping to our various friends upon our orders, excepting that I should like to have, in addition to the usual assortment of records, about four dozen blanks to be used in China.
Thanking you very much for your attention, I beg to remain
Yours very truly,
W.S. Piling