[LB056291], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to William F Taylor (Pennsylvania), Pennsylvania Railroad, April 11th, 1892
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[LB056291], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to William F Taylor (Pennsylvania), Pennsylvania Railroad, April 11th, 1892
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Date
1892-04-11
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Folder/Volume ID
LB056-F
Microfilm ID
143:197
Document ID
LB056291
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Thomas A. Edison Papers, School of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University
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April 11, 1892.
W.F. Taylor, Esq., Div Operator,
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
Altoona, Pa.
Dear Sir:-
I have received your letter of 8th instant, informing me that my suggestion relative to making a test of a cable about the conditions that which would prevail in working a cable between Jersey City and Philadelphia, have been favorably considered by the Committee of Cables was instructed to arrange for such a test under my direction; also that you have been detailed to arrange the matter.
I will at once make the necessary preparations for this test, and as soon as we are ready to proceed with the preliminary work I will notify you. I have no objection to your being present during the progress of the tests and shall be glad you have you Witness them.
Yours very truly,
Thomas A. Edison.
[M?]
W.F. Taylor, Esq., Div Operator,
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,
Altoona, Pa.
Dear Sir:-
I have received your letter of 8th instant, informing me that my suggestion relative to making a test of a cable about the conditions that which would prevail in working a cable between Jersey City and Philadelphia, have been favorably considered by the Committee of Cables was instructed to arrange for such a test under my direction; also that you have been detailed to arrange the matter.
I will at once make the necessary preparations for this test, and as soon as we are ready to proceed with the preliminary work I will notify you. I have no objection to your being present during the progress of the tests and shall be glad you have you Witness them.
Yours very truly,
Thomas A. Edison.
[M?]