EDISON LABORATORY Edison National Historic Site West Orange, New Jersey Volume 1

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Hayes material in Biographical collection. 149 Phonograph folders the Document File for 1910-1914 contain several handwritten notes from Edison to Miller, for example: "All the newest records all have points too weak used commercially. 150 National Park Service, "Historic Structures Report, Part I-Metallurgical Laboratory, Building No. that was put under contract binding him to the company which prohibited him from taking his skills elsewhere.1904-1905 and perhaps longer (see figure 132).375-384. (The Card Catalog, similar format library card catalog, alphabetical listing subject material the collections.149 148 Jones, Francis Arthur, "Mr. Although evident that they enjoyed cordial relationship, Miller found was not easy satisfy the "old man" with his recordings. From 1903 to 1914 was London making recordings and finally became recording manager the English operation. learned the ropes from Miller and went long recording trips with him overseas. 151 Contract between William Hayes and Thomas Edison, Inc. was also involved the experimental campaign that led the four minute Amberol cylinders and the Blue Amberol cylinders 1912.) As Edison’s first recording expert, Miller was given the task running the New York recording studio 1915. 152 Information George Werner the Edison National Historic Site Card Catalog. came back West Orange when World War broke out Europe.152 His experience experimenter was typical that was moved from job job 51 . William "Bill’’ Hayes. Thomas Alva Edison," The Strand Magazine, May 1905, pp.151 George Werner. Hayes was assistant Miller during the development and tests the gold moulded duplicated cylinder.150 Hayes first came work the West Orange laboratory 1895. 1923, his expertise recording engineer was so valued Thomas Edison, Inc. still carried experimental work the West Orange laboratory and regularly brought wax masters from New York be turned into working masters Building The correspondence between Edison and Miller gives the impression that Miller was overall charge recording, and that took the brunt Edison’s criticisms the music recorded. Werner joined the Recording Department 1903, although he appears have been employed the laboratory from the mid-1890s." Figure 132 one the illustrations; 1904-1905 date agrees with dating established for other photographs used the article. Ingersoll, and Gordie Whittingham, (February 1962), 4.148 Edison was most interested in this project and Miller worked under his close supervision., March 1923. 4, Edison Laboratory National Monument," prepared Melvin Weig, Norman Speiden, William T. A note page 375 states, "Illustrated photographs specially taken for this article Byron, New York." TAE to Walter Miller, [December 1912] (in 1912, Phonograph-General)