[LB052062], Letter from Alfred Ord Tate to Edison General Electric Co, Louis Glass, August 28th, 1891
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August 28, 1891. Louis Glass, Esq., District Manager, Edison General Electric Company, 112 Bush St., San Francisco, Cal. My dear Glass,— I have received your letter of 17th instant, enclosing a communication addressed to Mr. Edison by Mr. Aaron G. Spencer in regard to platinum. Mr. Edison has been away from the Laboratory for the last month or two, but I think he will be at home to-morrow, when I will submit this sample to him, obtain a reply and forward it to you immediately. I do not think that Mr. Edison is going to California this fall, although the trip has been mentioned. Mr. Insull leaves in about a week for the Pacific Coast and I suppose will turn up in San Francisco in the course of two or three weeks. I wish you would remember me very kindly to Major Frank McLaughlin when next you see him. With kindest regards to yourself I am, yours very truly, A. O. Tate Private Secretary. M[aguire]