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Elisha Gray

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Elisha Gray 1835-1901, American inventor, b. Barnesville, Ohio. He patented many electrical devices, most of them having to do with the telegraph . His telautograph (1888) for transmitting handwriting and line drawing was widely used. While experimenting in 1875 with the idea of sending musical notes by wire, as a means of sending several messages simultaneously over the same wire, he hit upon the idea of transmitting the human voice and early in 1876 filed with the patent office a caveat for such an invention. Alexander Graham Bell 's final patent had been registered just a few hours before.... Read more
Bell's Rival: Elisha Gray
BELL'S RIVAL: ELISHA GRAY Although most people have heard of Alexander...Graham Bell, the name of rival inventor Elisha Gray (1835 – 1901) is not as recognizable. After growing up on a farm in Ohio, Gray worked as a carpenter to support his... Read more
Gray, Elisha
Gray, Elisha (1835–1901) US inventor. He patented the self-adjusting telegraph relay, the telegraphic repeater and the type-printing telegraph. He claimed priority as the inventor of the telephone, but Alexander Graham Bell's patent rights were upheld by the US Supreme Court. Read more

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