[LB051003], Telephone Message from Alfred Ord Tate to John F Randolph, Walter Henry Miller, August 13th, 1891
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Title
[LB051003], Telephone Message from Alfred Ord Tate to John F Randolph, Walter Henry Miller, August 13th, 1891
Author
Recipient
Date
1891-08-13
Type
Folder/Volume ID
LB051-F
Microfilm ID
142:508
Document ID
LB051003
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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Letterhead of Edison General Electric Co. Office of Second Vice-President.
CONFIRMATION OF MESSAGE.
Name of Person Sending Name of Person Receiving Time Date
D/M Pelzer 2. P.M. 8/13
From whom received, Mr. A.O, Tate, Private Secretary.
To whom sent, Mr. John. F. Randolph, Laboratory
For several days we have been unable to raise the Laboratory on the telephone during the noon hour. You must arrange for someone to always be there and not leave the office vacant.
Second Message (Mr. Tate to Mr. Miller)
I want to know all particulars In regard to the exhibition of the Phonograph in Montreal, that is, how many phonographs you are going to run if you will take all appliances with you such as ear tubes etc. I must advise the N.A.P. Co., so they can make whatever arrangements are necessary with their Canadian representatives.
CONFIRMATION OF MESSAGE.
Name of Person Sending Name of Person Receiving Time Date
D/M Pelzer 2. P.M. 8/13
From whom received, Mr. A.O, Tate, Private Secretary.
To whom sent, Mr. John. F. Randolph, Laboratory
For several days we have been unable to raise the Laboratory on the telephone during the noon hour. You must arrange for someone to always be there and not leave the office vacant.
Second Message (Mr. Tate to Mr. Miller)
I want to know all particulars In regard to the exhibition of the Phonograph in Montreal, that is, how many phonographs you are going to run if you will take all appliances with you such as ear tubes etc. I must advise the N.A.P. Co., so they can make whatever arrangements are necessary with their Canadian representatives.