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

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The lab was moving away from hiring generally trained experimenters towards professional engineers with commercial experience. Edison had once commented that the "boys" worked with him for fame and fortune. Although mechanics like the Otts were still Edison's side, providing link of continuity with the past, there were many new faces the lab in the late 1890s. Tate resigned. Yet new direction labor policy had begin the the turn the century when employees with specific skills and formal education were sought instead the generalists the nineteenth century. W. A new generation workers were beginning make their mark West Orange, symbolizing the evolving functions the laboratory the Edison enterprise.VII-32 The daily work experimenters like Kennedy shows that little had changed the Edison laboratory from the 1880s. Dickson was typical Edison employee the nineteenth century— ambitious young man considerable .L. Samuel Insull took job Chicago Edison and A.O. Many them saw their main chance the 1890s and left the lab: Batchelor quietly disappeared from the scene and devoted himself travel, looking after his health, and carefully tending his investments; Kennelly left become Professor Electrical Engineering Harvard.K. The ranks the "boys" steadily diminished the 1890s when several muckers went their own way and left Edison's employ. The older generation Edison associates was spent and new one emerging, very much different