A HISTORY OF EDISON'S WEST ORANGE LABORATORY 1887-1931

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00 ton, the chances successful conclusion the ore milling venture grew more distant. The policy of cutting back the costs running the Edison complex continued and many old hands were let go, further reducing the work force the laboratory.^ . the price Minnesota ore dropped below $3.00 per ton for midwestern ore. Edison's calculations for profit ore milling were based price of $6. told reporters that "in future campaigns I expect control absolutely such inventions shall make.VI-28 control the direction electrical technology and made that loss dominating all aspects his ore milling venture. 34 The panic 1893 that devastated the electrical industry also damaged the Edison enterprise, cutting back demand for phonographs and reducing the price iron ore." This was a prophetic remark view his emerging business strategies. 1894 Edison was carefully conserving his finances, keeping his reserves for the main businesses, and preparing for another test run Ogden the spring 1895. Undaunted, Edison continued rebuild the Ogden operation, at the cost his holdings the electrical industry. The failure the ore milling business intensified the depression West Orange. Whatever the profits are shall control them. Meanwhile the Mesabi ranges could provide the cheap ore needed in Carnegie's furnaces: 1893 600,000 tons were shipped, 1894 the figure was 2,000,000