[LB040133], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Edison Phonograph Works, April 21st, 1890
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Title
[LB040133], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Edison Phonograph Works, April 21st, 1890
Author
Recipient
Date
1890-04-21
Type
Subject
Folder/Volume ID
LB040-F
Microfilm ID
140:1058
Document ID
LB040133
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Transcription
April 21st, 1890
Edison Phonograph Works
Orange, New Jersey
Dear Sirs:-
Through the representations we have made to the Insurance Companies that our buildings and sprinkler systems are supplied by water from two distinct sources, we have obtained low insurance rates,
We learn that from one of the possible supplies, namely the creek running through your property, no matter has been both taken for five weeks, on account of leakage through your dam.
If this information reaches the companies in which we are insured, it will cause the cancellation of our policies, or an increase in our rates. Will you kindly this matter your immediate attention.
The water supply should be tested periodically, so as to show that the whole system is in proper working order.
Yours very truly,
Thos A. Edison
Edison Phonograph Works
Orange, New Jersey
Dear Sirs:-
Through the representations we have made to the Insurance Companies that our buildings and sprinkler systems are supplied by water from two distinct sources, we have obtained low insurance rates,
We learn that from one of the possible supplies, namely the creek running through your property, no matter has been both taken for five weeks, on account of leakage through your dam.
If this information reaches the companies in which we are insured, it will cause the cancellation of our policies, or an increase in our rates. Will you kindly this matter your immediate attention.
The water supply should be tested periodically, so as to show that the whole system is in proper working order.
Yours very truly,
Thos A. Edison