True Story of the Birth of the Telephone Unearthed
Boston, Saturday. Thomas A. Watson, sole witness to Bell’s early experiments, recounts the 1875 harmonic telegraph era and the June 2 1875 breakthrough that linked undulatory currents to voiced speech, leading to the first intelligible telephone in March 1876 and a successful October 1876 test on a private line.
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Thomas A. Watson
Alexander Graham Bell
Boston
Mass
Braintree
Watson
Mr. Watson
Bell
Court Street
Charles Williams
Somerville
Mr. Bell
Newton
Boston University
Exeter Place
Frst
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Walworth Manufacturing Company
Kilby Street
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Africa and Australia Gold Riches Across Continents
The text cites Johannesburg real estate values and a $15 billion Johannesburg reef. It notes Welcome Stranger’s 2516 ounces for $51 000 and a South African prospector locating near an old Dutch church. Mount Morgan in New South Wales yields 2 471 303 ounces at $20 an ounce. The Kalgurli mill's stamps produce £160 million. Africa supplies over a third of world gold, with $150 million yearly output. U S $95 million, Australia $85 million, New Zealand $20 million. Mine owners in South Africa spent over $1 million in three years recruiting labor. 67 000 Chinese arrivals sparked tensions. The Hidden Secret Mine in Australia yielded $200 000 in days, sold for $2.5 million, later called the Golden Hole, sealed entrance, stock $3.75 million. reopened as a pocket, all gold gone.
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Johannesburg
Beloch
Mount Morgan
New South Wales
Kalgurli
Golden Mill
Africa
United States
Australia
New Zealand
South Africa
Central Africa
Golden Hole
Quiet Work Incident Prompting Burglar Confession
A prisoner testifies that he was quietly at work when arrested. The judge asks for his business and the prisoner states he is a burglar.
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