O.
14) Edison Phonograph Monthly.
18) Roundtable letter, (an informal history the
administration probably written Charles Edison) Engineering
Dept Files, 1920. 1901,
1901 SB., 1907 SB,
Experimental, TAE’s notes; Batchelor Diary, Cat.
7) A.
9) Ibid, 22.
10) Shop Order #1114
11) ’
’
Music Hath Charms” advert, 1903 Phono. 25.
16) Phono Monthly, Aug 1906.18
2) Balio, American Film Industry, 23.” Dec.
17) Durand Gilmore, Mar 1907, Phono NPCo Commercial dept.
5) TAE Herter, July 1901; TAE notes, n. Burn, Nov 1900, LB
000608, 229.44
NOTES FOR CHAPTER EIGHT
1) Benjamin Hampton, History the Movies (New York: Arno,
1970), p. 1345, 254-255;
W. Feb 1907.
12) Tate Insull, Jan 1892, Phono, EdPwks.d. Tate Stinson, Feb 1891, phono gen.
13) Batchelor Journal 1338 51, quoting Aylsworth, Sept
1903.
4) Norman Speiden and William Ingersoll, ’
’
Historical Site
Report— Part I
: Metallurgial Laboratory, Historical Data,”
Unpublished Report, Edison NHS, 1961, 3-5; Shop Order 957,
N871124.
15) TAE Gouraud, May 1889, 890521, 153-170.
3) Batchelor diaries, Randolph S. Mallory Caskey, Apr 1902, 1902 SB, ESB Co.G.
.
8) Thomas Lambert Edison, Brief for Edison, Legal Box 169,
p.
6) Conot, 347; TAE claimed interview with Harper’s Weekly
that "there would not belt the mill
