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The Men of GE. Thomas
Edison, Elihu Thomson, and
Edwin
J.
Houston
1902
•••
In 1876, Thomas
Alva Edison opened a new laboratory in
Menlo Park, New Jersey. Out of the
laboratory was to come perhaps the most
famous invention of all&emdash;a
successful development of the incandescent
electric lamp. By 1890, Edison had
organized his various businesses into the
Edison General Electric
Company.
•••
In 1879, Elihu Thomson and Edwin J.
Houston formed the rival Thomson-Houston
Electric Company. It merged with various
companies and was later led by Charles A.
Coffin, a former shoe manufacturer from
Lynn, Massachusetts.
•••
Mergers with competitors and the
patent rights owned by each company put
them into dominant positions in the
electrical industry. As businesses
expanded, it became increasingly difficult
for either company to produce complete
electrical installations relying solely on
their own technology.
•••
In 1892, these two major companies
combined, in a merger arranged by
financier J. P. Morgan, to form the
General Electric Company, with its
headquarters in Schenectady, New
York.
•••
In 1896, General
Electric was one of the original 12
companies listed on the newly-formed Dow
Jones Industrial Average. GE is the only
one that still remains today.
•••
In 1902, General
Electric was there as a participant in the
NBS Wireless Telephone demonstrations.
(SEE EDWIN J. HOUSTON IN Left
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•••
In 1911 the National Electric Lamp
Company (NELA) was dissolved and absorbed
into General Electric's existing lighting
business. At this time GE established its
lighting division headquarters at Nela
Park located in East Cleveland, Ohio. Nela
Park was the first industrial park in the
world, was added to the National Register
of Historic Places in 1975, and today
still serves as the functional
headquarters for GE's lighting
business.
•••
The Radio Corporation of America
(RCA) was founded by GE and American
Telephone & Telegraph (AT&T) in
1919 to further international
radio.
•••
Between 1927 and 1935, 52 different
inventions in electricity were introduced
to the company by Hassan Kamel
Al-Sabbah.
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motor - electric generator industry like
Edwin J. Houston Edison, Westinghouse,
Stubblefield and even
Tesla.
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General Electric
was one of the eight major computer
companies through most of the 1960s - with
IBM, the largest one, being called "Snowy
White" followed by the "Seven Dwarfs":
Burroughs, NCR, Control Data Corporation,
Honeywell, RCA, UNIVAC and GE itself.
(There was also Scientific Data Systems,
much smaller than the seven dwarfs). GE
had an extensive line of general-purpose
and special-purpose computers. Among them
were the GE 200, GE 400, and GE 600 series
general purpose computers, the GE 4010, GE
4020, and GE 4060 real time process
control computers, and the Datanet 30
message switching computer. A Datanet 600
computer was designed, but never sold. It
has been said that GE got into the
computer manufacturing business because in
the 1950s they were the largest user of
computers outside of the United States
federal government. In 1970 GE sold its
computer division to
Honeywell.
•••
In 1986, GE
re-acquired RCA, primarily for the NBC
television network. The rest was sold to
various companies, including Bertelsmann
and
Thomson.
•••
In 2004, GE bought
the television and movie assets of Vivendi
Universal and became the third largest
media conglomerate in the world. The new
company was named NBC Universal. Also in
2004, GE completed the spinoff of most of
its life and mortgage insurance assets
into an independent company, Genworth
Financial, based in Richmond,
Virginia.
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AGAINST THE RADIO TRUST, General Electric
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Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing
Company, American Telephone and Telegraph
Company, Western Electric Company, Inc.,
United Fruit Company and the Wireless
Specialty Appliance
company.
•••
"I
have harnessed the cosmic rays and caused
them to operate a motive device." -
Nikola Tesla; Brooklyn Eagle, July 10,
1931. •
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TIMELINE OF EDISON, GE, AND
NBC-UNIVERSAL
•
1876 -
Thomas Alva Edison opened a new
laboratory in Menlo Park, New Jersey. Out
of the laboratory was to come perhaps the
most famous invention of all&emdash;a
successful development of the incandescent
electric lamp.
•
1879 -
Elihu Thomson and Edwin J.
Houston formed the Thomson-Houston
Electric Company, merging with competitors
that owed the patent rights the put them
into dominant positions in the electrical
industry.
•
1888 - In June 1888, Tesla
sells his patent rights for a polyphase
system of alternating-current dynamos to
George Westinghouse, Edison's biggest
business rival.
Editor's Note:
The FCC states he sold said patent rights
in 1985.
•
1889 -
Year
of High Frequency
Currents
•
1889 - In the beginning
of 1889, the first three-phase electric
power plant erected in Westinghouse's
company start operation supplying power
for induction motors in some of the
company
shops.
•
1889 - In 1889, for the
first time since his coming to the United
States, Tesla travels to Europe and visits
the Paris World's Fair and his
homeland.
•
1889
-
PATENT
- Tesla's U,S, Patent 396,121
Thermo-Magnetic Motor, Granted Jan.
15, 1989.
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1896-09 - In his new
laboratory, Tesla continues with his
experiments in a
System
of Transmission of Electrical Energy using
grounded induction coils.
Granted March 20,1900. - Patent
Filed Sept. 2, 1897, CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
radio technology.
1896-1024 -
Stubblefield Patent finling. October 24,
1896. Wireless Telephone Transmission Coil
Patent - United
States Patent No. 600,457, Granted May 8,
1898.
Click to Go To US Patent Office -- then
Click Full Text to refresh page. Applie
for: October 24, 1896.
PATENT
WAS ISSUED TO STUBBLEFIELD FOR the
ELECTROLYTIC
COIL. The
Patent was referred to as the:
Electrolitic Water Battery, the
Electrolitic Oscilating Coil, the
Induction Coil, Earth Battery, Undamped
Transmitting Coils, The Stubblefield's
Electrolytic
Detector.
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PATENT
•
1896-12 -
Marconi
- Granted U.S. Patent 0586193, Marconi
"Transmitting Electrical Signals" For
Table Top Morse Code finger operation.
(using Ruhmkorff coil and Morse code key)
filed Dec. 7, 1896, Granted July 13,
1897.
CLICK TO VIEW PATENT
•
1897-09 - PATENT
filing
- Granted 1900. Tesla's
U.S. Patent 645,
654,576
-- 649,621,314 for his basic plans for
induction spark electricity signaling coil
device with resonating electric current
circuits, on September 2, 1897.
System of Transmission of
Electrical Energy.
-
Granted
March 20,1900.
- CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
• 1897 - PATENT filing -
Granted
1900. Tesla's U.S.
Patent 649,621 314 Apparatus for
Transmission of Electrical Energy,
Filed Sept. 2, 1897, Granted May
15,
1900.
•
1892 -
Edison had organized his
various businesses into the Edison General
Electric Company. As the consumer
electricity industry expanded, it became
increasingly difficult for competitors to
produce a complete electrical installation
relying solely on their own
technology.
•
1892 -
General Electric Company
formed. In 1892, Edison General
Electric Company and Thomson-Houston
Electric Company were combined, in a
merger arranged by financier J. P. Morgan,
to form the General Electric Company, with
its headquarters in Schenectady, New
York.
•
1896 -
Dow Jones formed. In 1896,
General Electric was one of the original
12 companies listed on the newly-formed
Dow Jones Industrial Average. GE is the
only one that still remains today.
•
1897 - PATENT - Tesla's
U.S. Patent 645,576 307 System of
Transmission of Electrical Energy,
Filed Sept. 2, 1897, Granted March
20,1900. - CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
•
1900
-
PATENT
- Tesla's U.S. Patent 11,865 Method
Of Insulating Electric Conductors,
Granted Oct. 23,
1900.
- CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
• 1900-10 - Marconi
7777
US Patent 763,772. Marconi "Apparatus for
Wireless Telegraphy" Filed Nov. 10 1900 ,
Issued June 28, 1904. Marconi took out
his famous "four seven's" patent No. 7777
for "tuned or syntonic telegraphy"
The
1904 U.S. version of the 7777
patent, US patent No. 763,772,
was found to be invalid in a celebrated
1943 Supreme Court
decision.
CLICK TO
VIEW
•
PATENT•
1900 - U.S. Patent 654390,
Fessenden
"Induction-coil" Granted July 24, 1900.
CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
• 1902 -
05 -
Stubblefield's - Philadelphia Wireless
Radio Telephone Demonstration -
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TESLA ATTENDS On May 30, 1902,
just a little over two months after this
Washington Demonstration, Stubblefield
gave demonstrations of his wireless
telephone in Philadelphia at the Belmont
Mansion.
•
1892 -
NBS - First Wireless Radio Telephone
Broadcasting Demonstrations: (Voice)
Nathan B. Stubblefield.
•
1902 - U.S.
Patent 706740, Fessenden
"Wireless
Signaling" (heterodyne principle) Filed
Sept. 20, 1901, Granted August 12,
1902. CLICK
TO VIEW PATENT
•
1903 - U.S. Patent RE12115,
Fessenden "Receiver for
Electromagnetic Waves" -- duplicate of
727331 May 5, 1903, reissued May 26, 1903.
CLICK TO VIEW
PATENT
•
1902
03 - NBS - Stubblefield's - World's
First Ship To Shore Radio Wireless
Telephone Broadcast - Washington, D.C.
Demonstration. National Broadcasting
System.
•
1905 -
PATENT LAWS - Revised (1905, STATUTE: SEC.
4886).
•
1908
0512 - PATENT:
Stubblefield
Received His All Purpose - Wireless
Telephone Patent, Number
887,357
Click
to Go To US Patent Office -- then Click
Full Text to refresh
page.
-
(Patent Expires May 12, 1925)
•
1919
- The
Radio Corporation of America (RCA) was
founded by GE and American Telephone &
Telegraph
(AT&T)
in 1919 to
further international radio. RCA was
formed after World War I when General
Electric signed an extensive patents
cross-licensing agreement with
Westinghouse, AT and T, and United Fruit.
The product of this alliance, RCA was
owned jointly by the four companies and
was created for the purpose of marketing
radio receivers produced by G. E. and
Westinghouse. As the alliance unraveled
during the late 1920s and early 1930s, due
to internal competition and government
antitrust efforts, RCA emerged as an
independent company. In November 1926.
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STORY ABOUT SUIT AGAINST RADIO
TRUST.
•
1925
- De Forest's 1908 Audion Patent Number
Three, #879, 532 Covering The Device
As A Detector,
Expires.
•
1925 0512 -
NBS Patent
Expires: Stubblefield's 1908 Radio Patent
Expires, May 12, 1925.
•
1925
- Fessenden's filed suit for
$60,000,000 against the Radio Corporation
of America, The American Telephone &
Telegraph Company, the General Electric
Company, the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company, the Western
Electric Company Inc, the International
Radio Telegraph Company, the United Fruit
Company and the wireless Specialty
Appliance Company. His contempt
for the leaders of "Big Business" and
their methods is well-known. He has yet to
back down in a fight with Wall Street, of
which he has had quite a few.
•
In November 1926, RCA formed
NBC as a wholly-owned subsidiary. Shortly
thereafter, RCA added a second network,
and the two networks were designated
NBC-Red and NBC-Blue.
•
1927 -
Between 1927 and 1935, 52
different inventions in electricity were
introduced to the company by Hassan Kamel
Al-Sabbah.
•
1928
- Fessenden settles for $2,5000,000
with the Radio Corporation and the rest of
the organizations listed in the suit of
December, 1925.•
•
1986 -
In 1986, GE re-acquired RCA,
primarily for the NBC television network.
The rest was sold to various companies,
including Bertelsmann and Thomson.
•
2004 -
In 2004, GE bought the
television and movie assets of Vivendi
Universal and became the third largest
media conglomerate in the world. The new
company was named NBC Universal. Also in
2004, GE completed the spinoff of most of
its life and mortgage insurance assets
into an independent company, Genworth
Financial, based in Richmond,
Virginia.
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