Newspaper results for electric telegraph
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14123 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (2487 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
Morning Herald — 1837-08-23, page 1
… result?, and to exert a vast influence on the future progress of society. It is an electric telegraph, the powers of which as much, surpass those of the com mon instrument bearing tkat …
Morning Herald — 1837-08-23, page 2
… results, and to exert a vast influence on the future progress of society. It is an electric telegraph, the powers 01 which as much surpass those of the com mon instrument bearing tkat …
Morning Herald — 1837-10-25, page 4
… results, snd to exert a vast influence on the future progress ef society. It is an electric telegraph, the powers of which as much surpass those of the com mon instrument bearing that …
Morning Herald — 1838-10-10, page 2
… government have looked very favorably upon the invention of Professor Morse? 1 mean the electric telegraph. He expccts to have an opportunity 10 exhibit it be /ore the king. If 1 had not …
Morning Herald — 1838-10-13, page 2
… invited to be present, i and see, before the royal family, an exhibition of his I electric telegraph. He was introduced to one of the { aid* of the king, the other day, and had a conversation …
… ment indicate that they w(|| construct their railroads in conjunction with the electric telegraph. They are ' just commencing a vast number of railroads, and the era is propitious …
Morning Herald — 1839-04-16, page 2
… with the French or English government, for the use of his great inven- J tion, the Electric Telegraph. After a great deal of delay and procrastination, both these governments have declined …
New-York Tribune — 1841-12-27, page 4
… TIE ELECTRIC TELEsRApH. two others; and one oil the most recent Is tnat OF the Electric Telegraph, invented by WHEATsroS. and now employed IN London. He had devoted TO the subject …
New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-08-12, page 3
… Land Question—Vermont— Repudiation-—American Credit—Tea, Coflee and Salt— Morse's Electric Telegraph; INTERESTING LETTERS from Burlington, Vi—Milwaukie—Baltimore—Pittsburg aud Philadelphia …
New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-08-13, page 2
… Land Question—Vermont— Repadiation—American Credit—Tea, Coffee and Salt— Morse’s Electric Telegraph; INTERESTING LETTERS from Burlington, Vi—Milwaukie—Baltimor e—Pittsburg and Philadelphia …
New-York Daily Tribune — 1842-10-17, page 2
… will be performed precisely at 4 o'clock P. M. A constant communication by the Electric Telegraph will also be kept up with Governor’s Island. ee [3°The Whigs of Mapisoxs Co. have …
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