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In 1843-44, Italian inventor Innocenzo Manzetti first suggests the idea of a speaking telegraph (or telephone). Later, He is said to have used the speaking telegraph to give one of his other inventions, an automaton, the power of speech.
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After several setbacks, Cyrus Field lays the first transatlantic telegraph cable, connecting England and the United States. It lasted only a few weeks before is stopped functioning.
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In the late 1830’s Samuel B. Morse develops a method of transmitting a pattern of sounds by pressing down and releasing a button forming letters and words. This became known as Morse Code.
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Around 1664, British physicist Robert Hooke experimented with sound transmission over a taut wire or string. An acoustic string telephone is attributed to him as early as 1667.
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Manti Telephone Company was formed in 1907 by a group of business men who saw the potential that telephone service could bring to the area. The first Board of Directors consisted of A.H. Christensen, A.O. Anderson, Stanley Crawford, Quince Crawford, and E.D. Sorensen
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