[DOC] [TLE] Hubert Cecil Booth - Wikipedia [PAR] Hubert Cecil Booth (4 July 1871  14 January 1955) was a British engineer who 
invented the first powered vacuum cleaner ... and his company was soon 
overtaken by his competitor, Hoover. He received British patents for his work on 
February 18 and August 30, 1901, and his company continued to specialize in 
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British inventor Herbert Cecil Booth (1871-1955) is credited with inventing the 
first ... dust, and dirt, not to mention microorganisms: these were the source of 
many a ... However, during one day in 1901, he happened to be inside the 
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... In 1901, he first conceived the idea for a powered vacuum cleaner, which could 
... One day, Booth was watching a demonstration at the Empire Music Hall, ... 
Other inventors, such as William H. Hoover of Canton, Ohio, also developed... [DOC] [TLE] What Came First? Electric Appliances Timeline - Party Invitations [PAR] May 20, 2012 ... WOW, imagine a time when there were no appliances? ... The grounded plug, the 
one with two vertical blades and a round grounding pin, ... Light bulb patented by 
Woodward & Evans; 1879  First practical incandescent light ... Edison; 1901  
Electric vacuum cleaner invented by Hubert Booth; 1902  First... [DOC] [TLE] A timeline of inventions - Telegraph [PAR] Jul 6, 2000 ... In 1901 a London-based engineer named Hubert Booth saw a new ... Booth's 
design, with the filter in front of the vacuum section, was not the ... He came up 
with a machine with an electric fan that dumped the dust into a pillowcase. ..... 
The first practical, popular brassire to receive a patent was invented by... [DOC] [TLE] Vacuum Cleaners Before Electricity - Historical Text Archive [PAR] W.H. Hoover's oft-told success in making electric vacuum cleaners a household 
... enjoyed by their city sisters, and so these cumbersome gadgets found a market
[1]. ... did coin the termis the English engineer Hubert Cecil Booth (1871-1955). 
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cleaner. ... He came up with a machine with an electric fan that dumped the dust 
into a ... with a hose in 1913, followed 23 years later by a Hoover with beater-
brushes. ..... The first practical, popular brassire to receive a patent was invented 
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Booth [DOC] [TLE] Timeline Technology - Timelines of History [PAR] (WSJ, 1/11/99, p. ..... 1802 Jul 9, Thomas Davenport, invented 1st commercial 
electric motor, was ... 1808 Apr 30, Italian Pellegrini Turri built the 1st practical 
typewriter for the ...... 1901 Aug 30, Hubert Cecil Booth patented the vacuum 
cleaner. ..... Secretary Herbert Hoover in the first successful long-distance 
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Question: Hubert Booth, not Herbert Hoover, developed the first practical electric one of these in 1901
Answer: Vacuum cleaner