James E. Homans, editor, The Cyclopædia of American Biography… (1918)
“ Soon after his election as a director he was unanimously chosen on the finance committee and from that time took an active part in the management of the affairs of the company.” Mr. Eddy's public services, which were numerous, included his consistent efforts as president of the Breitmeyer Committee of Fifty to solve the streetcar problem in Detroit, which had previously been in sad need of adjustment. It was not long after he had first settled in Detroit that Mr. Eddy sought out other young men who, like himself, were interested in outdoor sports. ”
