[LB047126], Letter from Alfred Ord Tate to Dyer and Seely, January 29th, 1891
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January 29, 1891. [illegible text] Dyer [illegible text], #36 Wall St. New York City. Dear Sirs:- It appears that some time during the month of September last [year?] Mr. Seely sent a lot of assignments of patents to the Western Union Tel. Co. to Mr. Insull. Mr. Insull [illegible text] [new?] copy of a letter which he states was addressed to Mr. Edison on the 29th of September, copy of which I enclose. Mr. Edison states that the assignments were never given to him and he [illegible text] nothing whatever about them. Mr. Insull’s letter, of which [illegible text] enclosed is a copy, never passed through this office. Is it possible that these assignments could have been returned to you? Yours truly, A. O. Tate Private Secretary.