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The history of the telephone (1910)

Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 116

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Elisha Gray. He refused to abide by theadverse decision of the court. Several yearsafter his defeat, he came forward with newweapons and new methods of attack. He be-came more hostile and irreconcilable; and until hisdeath, in 1901, never renounced his claim to be theoriginal inventor of the… … JAMKS J. STOllROW THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE Oberlin. He made, during his lifetime, over fivemillion dollars by his patents. In 1874, he andBell were running a neck-and-neck race to seewho could first invent a musical telegraph —when, presto! Bell suddenly turned aside, be-cause of his acoustical…

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