Photos / Etchings:
Lower photos show the 1902 First Ship
to Shore and Land-Line Demonstrations in
Philadelphia and Washington, D.C. Collins
is on far Left and Stubblefield on far
Rights, near Tesla. Shortly after the
publishing of the St. Louis Dispatch and
Daily
Herald,
Delphos, Ohio articles in February, 1902,
and after NBS's,
March, 1902, Philadelphia Demonstrations,
Nathan Stubblefield's Wireless Company
signed a deal with Prof. A. Frederick
Collins to market the NBS Wireless
Telephony system in exchange for
Stock.
See Photo of Collins with Nathan in the
Philadephia, Washington DC.
Photos.
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Inventor Solves Problem of Wireless
Telephony.Reprint from The Sunny
South.) 1902. Editor Notes by TVI
Magazizne. (Contextulized denotes in
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Through wood,
brick, mortar and solid stone; through
blocks of business houses, over long
distance, through streets, uninterrupted
by the noise of traffic, Nathan
Stubblefield, an inventor of Murray, Ky.,
has transmitted the sound of human voice
without wires. He has devised a system of
wireless telephony.--
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Many
Proofs Cited.
Inventor Talks of Wonderful
Device
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I am confident that It will operate
over long distances and even at great
distances the transmitter will be no bulky
instrument but quite small and convenient
to handle. I think that my device would be
invaluable in the matter of sending out
the United States Weather Bureau
predictions. In directing the movements of
a fleet at sea and in numerous ways which
appeal to one at first
thought.
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Professor M. T. Pence who has the
chair of physics at the Kentucky State
college and whose theory as to why the
earth is a magnet created a sensation in
the scientific world some months ago, was
seen in regards to the Stubblefield
experiments which seem to have a bearing
on his theory.
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Messages
by Water
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"The manner in which these waves
transmit energy may be illustrated In this
way: Suppose the pebbles on the shore of a
pond of water are set in motion. This
motion will disturb the water, cause waves
to run across the pond, and, striking the
pebbles on the farther shore, will put
them In motion, the effect thus being like
the cause. In a similar way the
intermolecular vibration of the sun is
transmitted to the earth through the
agency of other waves and causes
intermolecular vibration here. Now, we
have this same principle in wireless
telegraphy. --
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