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    August 6, 1890 - Auburn, N.Y. USA

    The electric chair was used for the first time. William Kemmler was executed with 1,300 volts of alternating current in Auburn, N.Y. for murdering a woman with an axe. The state had legalized death by electricity on 4 Jun 1888, which was upheld despite a legal challenge. The Medico-Legal Society was appointed to manage the technical details. Thomas Edison wished the public to associate AC with danger and death, and promoted the electric chair to discredit Tesla's AC system of electricity which competed with his own DC system. The execution was botched. The first shock lasted only 17 seconds. As the body appeared to move, a much longer second jolt was given until it produced a smell of burning flesh.

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Atlanta Wood Masters has been in the market for several years now, offering high quality work with very affordable prices. This successful growing company started as a partnership between two friends back in 1998 that shared the same vision and knowledge in the hardwood floor field, who worked hard together to reach their goal: Build a solid business, respected and known by its quality, And they achieved it! Today, Atlanta Wood Masters counts on a team of professionals with over a decade of experience, working 24/7 on residential and commercial projects to bring customer satisfaction to an excellent level. Using only the best equipment and materials available, they have performed all kinds of jobs such as installation, finishing and refinishing in museums, churches, bars and restaurants as well residences all over the Atlanta area.

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