Newspaper results for telephone

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5729322 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (546561 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

  1. Daily National Intelligencer — 1841-10-09, page 2

    … the Nation al this morning—not the safest oracle. We learn from Tou lon that the telephone, or night-telegraph, has been found by the French fleet entirely efficient. Orders …

  2. Daily National Intelligencer — 1844-08-26, page 1

    … Admiralty amongst the nume rous models in the waiting-room was Capt J. N. Taylor's telephone instrument, which was exhibited to the Lords srIners n'» Ah. _ _ .FAY, weather. …

    … of sound is proportioned to the compression of the internal air. The small sized telephone instrument, which is portable, was ind on the river, an I the signal-notes were …

  3. Daily National Intelligencer — 1866-12-25, page 2

    … representa tion, and by many good authorities the change is at tributed to Pope Telephone, who first instituted the fast, and who died A. D. 136. The point is in volved …

  4. National Republican — 1873-11-17, page 3

    … tSres c.binet piciures.i In white and blscf, "fhe ppancinE sheleton,n "Wheatstone's Telephone Csnnss,een. nine TAlking Hoad," and many other H.asaisE HmsriesE iilu'ions never …

  5. Evening Star — 1876-12-01, page 2

    … talked with a person ?.ne hnndred and forty-three miles from Bos ton by means of his telephone, and expe rience! no difficulty in carrying on the con versation although there …

  6. Washingtoner Journal — 1877-01-29, page 2

    … Komm' herüber und hilf uns!“ wird bald nicht mehr wunderbar klingen, wenn erst das Telephone, der sogenannte Sprachtele graph, dem atlantischen Kabel atachirt ist. Diese Erfindung …

  7. National Republican — 1877-02-08, page 1

    … If Mr.. O'Conor heard IL, his gentlemanly Instincts must have made him blush The telephone is undoubtedly a success. A few days since, Professor Bell, of Boston, its inventor …

    … voice OF exquisite sweetness, the sounds penetra. ted into the Boston end OF tho telephone with a distinctness equal to that attainable in the more distant parts of large …

  8. National Republican — 1877-02-08, page 2

    … placed In their hands, and the peo ple must peacefully acquiesce In the result. Tnt telephone Is undoubtedly a success. A few days since, Professor Bell, of Boston, Its Inventor …

    … voiee of exquisite sweetness, tbs sounds penetra ted into the llostonendof the telephone with a distinctness equal to that attainable In the mor. distant parts of a largo …

  9. National Republican — 1877-02-16, page 1

    … honor him whose race Is run. IT Is now proposed by several gentlemen In terested In telephone, now in this city, to give practical demonstration Of 1t by having dance here which …

  10. National Republican — 1877-02-16, page 2

    … release him from his troubles. It Is now proposed by several gentleman In terested In telephone, now Inthls city, to glre a practical demonstration of it by harlng a dsneo here …

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