[D9242AAN], Letter from Thomas Butler to Thomas Alva Edison, June 7th, 1892
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Letterhead THE NORTH AMERICAN PHONOGRAPH CO. June 7th, 1892. Thomas A. Edison, Esq., Orange, N.J. Dear Sir:- We hand you herewith, copy of a letter received from the New England Company which explains itself. As we have already forwarded to you the letter of Mr. E.D.Easton, we omit it in this case. Yours very truly, [Signed] TREASURER. Letterhead NEW ENGLAND PHONOGRAPH COMPANY. Boston, Mass. June 4th. 1892. North American Phonograph Co. 44 Broad St. New York City Gentlemen;- Your favor of June 3rd. relative to a circular issued by the Columbia Phonograph Co. in reference to the duplicating process of Mr Leon Douglass, is before us. We desire to say that by this same mail we received a copy of the circular alluded to and herewith inclose a copy of the same. We have notified Mr Easton of the Columbia Company that we have referred that matter to you. We shall, of course, continue to sell duplicate records, the same as heretofore, and shall simply look to THE NORTH AMERICAN PHONOGRAPH COMPANY for protection. Yours very truly, AUG.N.SAMPSON General Manager, New England Phonograph Company ---(COPY)--- Copy to Mr.T.A.Edison, June 6th. ‘92 “ “ Mr.J.Adriance Bush, same date.