132.
23) Charles Stansfield, Hew Jersey (Boulder Co.: Westview,
1983), 36. 66:216, April 1892.
31) Tae Coffin, May 1892, 920309, 440."
33) Tate Jehl, Sept 1893, saying industry "perfectly
dead,” 930805, 91; Scientific American 66:216, April
1892.
25) This was Passer’s conclusion the Battle the Systems”
in The Electrical Manufacturers, p.18) Tate, Open door, pp.
28) Annotation Birkenbine TAE, July 1889, Ore
milling.
27) Telephone, shop order 540.
26) Cited Vanderbilt, Edison the Chemist, p.
29) Batchelor diaries, 1337 Jan 1891, 154.
22) Scientific American.
30) Electrical World.: Greenwood, 1970), 133.
Carlson, ’
’
Edison the Mountains,” History Technology V.
21) TAE Brady, Dec 1898, 980131, 305. 1891; description ore
milling equipment Iron Age.174; Tate, Open Door.
24) Maguire Tate, July 1889, Lab Work progress.
20) Accounts records Billbook #13.
34) Scientific American 69:25, July 1893.
35) Charles Hoffman, The Depression the nineties: An
Economic History (Westport, Conn. 59:1, Oct 1897; see also B. XLV, Jan 1892.
32) interview published the Albany Herald.154. 260-285; Batchelor journal 1337, p.
19) The Hew York Herald reported that Edison was frozen out of
the electrical trust, the Hew York Morning Post described the
inventor "worn out, shoulders drooped, hair grey” and
spending more time home! See 1892 Electric Light folders.8
(1983), 37-59.
. Hov 1895
described the electrical industry "commissary wolves”
and justified his departure from because "there are too many
in it, offers inducements
