Thomas Edison
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1847 Born on February 11th at Milan, Ohio.
1854 Moved to Port Huron, Mich.
1857 Set up a chemical laboratory in the cellar of his home.
1859 Became a newsboy and "candy butcher" on the trains of the Grand Trunk Railway, running between Port Huron and Detroit.
1862 Printed and published "The Weekly Herald," the first newspaper ever to be typeset and printed on a moving train. The London Times features a story on him and his paper, giving him
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ships. 10 Blocking torpedoes with nets. 11 Increased power for torpedoes. 12 Coastal patrol by submarine buoys. 13 Destroying periscopes with machine guns. 14 Cartridges for taking soundings. 15 Sailing lights for convoys. 16 Smudging skyline. 17 Underwater searchlights. 18 High speed signaling with searchlights. 19 Water penetrating projectiles. 20 Airplane detection. 21 Observing periscopes in silhouette. Edison was awarded 1,368 separate and distinct patents during his lifetime. He passed away at age 84 on October 18th, 1931 - on the anniversary date of his invention of the incandescent bulb.
ships. 10 Blocking torpedoes with nets. 11 Increased power for torpedoes. 12 Coastal patrol by submarine buoys. 13 Destroying periscopes with machine guns. 14 Cartridges for taking soundings. 15 Sailing lights for convoys. 16 Smudging skyline. 17 Underwater searchlights. 18 High speed signaling with searchlights. 19 Water penetrating projectiles. 20 Airplane detection. 21 Observing periscopes in silhouette. Edison was awarded 1,368 separate and distinct patents during his lifetime. He passed away at age 84 on October 18th, 1931 - on the anniversary date of his invention of the incandescent bulb.