"Gentlemen: I have pleasure in informing you that the Edison plant installed in this mill in September, 1886 has since then been in constant operation, the light being used every night and all night. During this period the plant has given entire satisfaction. We have had no trouble of any kind. The light is reliable, steady and we have found it very economical. Many of the lamps have lasted over 2,000 hours. I consider from my experience the Edison light very superior." Yours faithfully,

Sangenya Cotton Mills

Tamanobe, Takeo

Frazar & Co

1888-01-06

1880-1889

Letter

International business operations

Electric light and power

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D8839AAW

D8839

[D8839AAW], Letter from Sangenya Cotton Mills, Takeo Tamanobe to Frazar & Co, January 6th, 1888

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Thomas Edison National Historical Park

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