Casson, Herbert Newton, 1869- · Chicago, A.C. McClurg & Co. · leaf 226
ee years, after 1896,there were twice as many users; in six years therewere four times as many; in ten years there wereeight ^ffme. What with the message rate andthe pa J, station, the telephone was now on its wayto be universal. It was adapted to all kinds andconditions of men. A great… … EDWARD J. HALL THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE coppers and find at his disposal a fifty milliondollar telephone system. When the message rate was fairly well estab-lished, Hudson died — fell suddenly to theground as he was about to step into a railwaycarriage. In his place came Frederick P. Fish,also…
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