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Scientific American, Vol. 75, No. 4 (July 1896) (1896)

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. Perhaps the most notable early use Coming down later, however, we find attempts trouble. In 1837 he explained his invention to Prof. of the cantilever system of erection in America was directly made in the line of telegraphy. In 1727, Leonard D. Gale, of the University of the City of New seen in… … MORSE FIRST MODEL-PENDULUM INSTRUMENT OF 1837, SHOW- cil the familiar lever with pencil of the more bridge, of 1,057 feet span, and the Allegheny ING THE RECORDING RECEIVER (1), PORTRULE (2), TYPE (3), modern type of Morse machine, and substituted bridge, with its two spans of 344 feet, all of AND…

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