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when christopher latham sholes was born and when christopher latham sholes died 

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when christopher latham sholes was born and when christopher latham sholes died 

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Christopher Latham Sholes was born february 14, 1819, near mooresburg, pennsylvania U.S. and died February 17, 1890, Milwaukee, Wisconsin

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what christopher latham sholes did for a living 

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what christopher latham sholes did for a living 

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Sholes served a four-year printing apprenticeship before moving with his parents to Wisconsin. He went to work as a printer, then became editor of his brother's newspaper in Madison, Wisconsin, the Wisconsin Enquirer.

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It is believed that Sholes drew inspiration from the inventions of others, including those of Frank Haven Hall, Samuel W. Soule, Carlos Glidden, Giuseppe Ravizza and, in particular, John Pratt, whose mention in an 1867 Scientific American article Glidden is known to have shown Sholes.

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Christopher Latham Sholes has been called the "Father of the Typewriter." Although he did not invent it, he did develop the first practical commercial machine. Sholes also developed the Qwerty keyboard that is still in use today.

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Despite his long career in journalism and politics, Sholes was an inventor at heart. Tired of addressing newspapers to subscribers with pen and ink, he invented a machine that would do the task using preset type and a treadle, variations of which were in use until the advent of computers. While living in Milwaukee, Sholes would often spend time at C.F. Kleinsteuber's machine shop, which was a meeting-place and workshop for amateur inventors

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he typewriter, by reducing the time and expense involved in creating documents, encouraged the spread of systematic management. It allowed a system of communications that shaped the business world.

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today we make the typewriter and we made it for the purpose to be able to number our pages and wright faster and more fluent. an now th