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William Francis Channing

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American activist, physician and inventor

United StatesDoctorsLived 1820 to 1901 · aged 81
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William Francis Channing was an American physician, scientist, and abolitionist known for inventing the telegraph fire alarm system and contributing to the development of the telephone. He published books on medicine and electricity, and patented several inventions.

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Fire-alarm system installed at Boston City Hall in 1852.Fire-alarm system installed at Boston City Hall in 1852.1877 letter to Alexander Graham Bell discussing the most effective sizing and arrangement of bar magnet components for efficient sound transmission.1877 letter to Alexander Graham Bell discussing the most effective sizing and arrangement of bar magnet components for efficient sound transmission.

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Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

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William Francis Channing was an American physician, scientist, and abolitionist known for inventing the telegraph fire alarm system and contributing to the development of the telephone. He published books on medicine and electricity, and patented several inventions. Channing was also involved in Boston abolition activities including the Latimer Committee and the Boston Vigilance Committee.

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United States
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Doctors
Type
Doctor
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deceased
Dates
Lived 1820 to 1901 · aged 81
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