[LB053246], Letter from John F Randolph to A H Cornish, May 27th, 1892
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Title
[LB053246], Letter from John F Randolph to A H Cornish, May 27th, 1892
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Date
1892-05-27
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Folder/Volume ID
LB053-F
Microfilm ID
142:909
Document ID
LB053246
Publisher
Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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May 27th 92
A.H. Cornish Esq
Menlo Park N.J.
Dear Sir:-
I spoke to Mr. Edison regarding the old glass blowers building at Menlo Park and he stated that he did not want to let anyone have any of the buildings which are at the Laboratory. He has a reason for not selling or lending any of the building which he did not tell me.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
May 27 1892
L.H. Litterst Esq
Menlo Park N.J.
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison wished me to ask you to send him freight to Orange N.J. the following goods are at his house.
Two flower stands on front porch
One long glass in dining room_
Please have someone put a crate around the glass so it will not be broken.
The balance of the furniture which belongs to him you can leave in the house when you move away which please lock up and send the key to Orange and greatly oblige
John F. Randolph
A.H. Cornish Esq
Menlo Park N.J.
Dear Sir:-
I spoke to Mr. Edison regarding the old glass blowers building at Menlo Park and he stated that he did not want to let anyone have any of the buildings which are at the Laboratory. He has a reason for not selling or lending any of the building which he did not tell me.
Yours truly
John F. Randolph
May 27 1892
L.H. Litterst Esq
Menlo Park N.J.
Dear Sir:-
Mr. Edison wished me to ask you to send him freight to Orange N.J. the following goods are at his house.
Two flower stands on front porch
One long glass in dining room_
Please have someone put a crate around the glass so it will not be broken.
The balance of the furniture which belongs to him you can leave in the house when you move away which please lock up and send the key to Orange and greatly oblige
John F. Randolph