The Birth and Babyhood of the Telephone
Thomas A. Watson
The Birth and Babyhood of the Telephone
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The BIRTH and BABYHOOD OF THE TELEPHONE
Biography of THOMAS A. WATSON
The Williams’ Electrical Workshop
Studies and Experiments
Experience with Inventors
The “Harmonic Telegraph”
Bell’s Theory of Transmitting Speech
June 2, 1875
The Telephone Born
Realization
The First Telephone Line
Mr. Watson Heard the First Sentence Ever Spoken Over the Telephone
The Centennial Exposition
Experimentation
“Talking” from Boston to Cambridge
Our Many Visitors
A “Wireless Telephone”
Telephone Installations
Financial Problems
Leasing Instruments a Far-Sighted Policy
Telephone Lectures
My Telephone Entertainers
First Sound-Proof Booth
“The Supposititious Mr. Watson”
An Exhibition in Lawrence
Waiting for Watson
WAITING FOR WATSON
My Last Public Appearance
The “Gower-Bell” Telephone
Developing a Calling Apparatus; the Watson “Buzzer”
“Williams’ Coffins”
The Blake Transmitter
Wire Troubles
Memories
The Coming of Theodore N. Vail
The Bell System
Turning to Other Activities
My Greatest Pride
Early Chronology of the Telephone
Telephone Milestones
BELL SYSTEM STATISTICS
Footnotes
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