[LB061017], Letter from Thomas Alva Edison to Scott Tremain, North American Phonograph Co, April 14th, 1894
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April 14th. 1894. Scott Tremaine, Esq., Treas., The North American Phonograph Co., 32 Park Place, New York. Dear Sir:- I have made an appointment with Mr. Bush for next Friday evening to talk over Phonograph matters generally, and at the same time to discuss future prospects, &c. In order that I can talk intelligently with him, I desire very much to have the following information:- What premises are now rented by the North American Co., and if leased for any length of time, when does each lease expire? What fixed charges have they, such as salaries royalties, commissions, &c. I propose going to New York next Friday morning to go into these matters with either yourself or Mr. Tate, so that I will be prepared to discuss everything with Mr. Bush. Any information that you can give me at the same time in addition to the above will of course be very much appreciated. Yours very truly, Thos A. Edison