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Title: Crockery & glass journal
Year: 1875 (1870s)
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Subjects: Pottery Glass Glassware
Publisher: New York : G. Whittemore & Co.
Contributing Library: University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
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me when Phillip, who travels for Drakenfeld &Co., meets those who think they know him. Manyan innocent victim has had to buy as a result. A. H. Ledden, with his wife and children, willspend Christmas with his family in Trenton. Owingto the unfortunate death of his brother-in-law lastweek it will not be as happy a gathering as otherwiseit might A. L. Bruun, for many years with the PittsburghLamp, Brass and Glass Co., and until recently incharge of their St. Louis office, has engaged withEdward Miller & Co, to represent them in the terri-tory west of the Mississippi and south of the OhioRiver. He will have associated with him Charles N.Gilmore and Howard W. Gillett, who also were con-nected with the Pittsburgh Lamp, Brass and GlassCo.—the former to cover the Northwest, and thelatter the Middle West, with Chicago as headquarters.Herbert Green, formerly with the W. J. Hoare CutGlass Co., will travel South, also having his head-quarters in Chicago. This is a strong aggregation .W
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i4i and one that cannot fail to prove advantageous toboth Messrs Miller & Co. and their representativesMr. Brunn was in New York this week completingarrangements. 5ftf Harry N. Herber has made arrangements withMogi, Momonoi & Co., n Barclay street, to travelfor them, covering New York State and clear throughto Omaha, and will begin his new duties January i.Mr. Herber has had much experience in the Japanesetrade, and is thoroughly at home in this line. To usehis own words, he has returned to his first love. Fred Zollig, formerly with Bawo & Dotter, isnow in the tea and coffee business at Wilkesbarre, Pa. Albert D. Wilhelm, who for the last six yearshas been buyer for the H. A. Meldrum Co., Buffalo,has resigned his position with that firm and will gowith the Enterprise Cut Glass Co., for whom he willcover Buffalo and Denver. Ray Fiske, representative of the ConsolidatedLamp and Glass Co., is home from the road. Hewill probably start out on his next trip the secondMonday in J

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