The History of the Telephone
The History of the Telephone
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Infringing companies sprang up like gourds in the night. And all went merrily with the promoters until the Overland Company was thrown out of court, as having no evidence, except "the refuse and dregs of former cases — the heel-taps found in the glasses at the end of the frolic." But even after this defeat for the claimants, the frolic was not wholly ended. They next planned to get through politics what they could not get through law; they induced the Gov- ernment to bring suit for the annulmen...t of the Bell patents. It was a bold and desperate [99] Digitized by Google THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE move, and enabled the promoters of paper cam- panies to sell stock for several years longer.
The whole dispute was re-opened, from Gray to Drawbaugh. Every battle was re-fought; and in the end, of course, the Government officials learned that they were being used to pull tele- phone chestnuts out of the fire. The case was allowed to die a natural death, and was infor- mally dropped in 1896.
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Infringing companies sprang up like gourds in the night. And all went merrily with the promoters until the Overland Company was thrown out of court, as having no evidence, except "the refuse and dregs of former cases — the heel-taps found in the glasses at the end of the frolic." But even after this defeat for the claimants, the frolic was not wholly ended. They next planned to get through politics what they could not get through law; they induced the Gov- ernment to bring suit for the annulmen...t of the Bell patents. It was a bold and desperate [99] Digitized by Google THE HISTORY OF THE TELEPHONE move, and enabled the promoters of paper cam- panies to sell stock for several years longer.
The whole dispute was re-opened, from Gray to Drawbaugh. Every battle was re-fought; and in the end, of course, the Government officials learned that they were being used to pull tele- phone chestnuts out of the fire. The case was allowed to die a natural death, and was infor- mally dropped in 1896.
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