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206064 matching newspaper pages in total. Washington, DC has the most hits (91037 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.

1. The Washington Herald — 1912-03-17, page 5

   … 'VE must distinguish between trans mission of pictures and what has been termed television. or seeing at distance. The former is a comparatively old art now well established …

2. The Washington Herald — 1912-03-17, page 6

   … We must distinguish between trans mission of pictures and what has been termed television, or seeing at distance. The former is a comparatively old art now well established …

3. The Washington Herald — 1922-07-23, page 7

   … newspaper offices from several distant cities and bordering States. Tesla Works on "Television." Except for occasional reference to the Tesla coll. little is heard these | days …

   … . It is reported Tesla has now partly 1 perfected a device for accomplishing | "television." which supposedly will en able a radio operator to see the per- | son he is in …

4. Evening Star — 1922-12-03, page 4

   … airship Ifi Siemensatadt, near Berlin, expect to have it finished in ten months. TELEVISION IS TESTED BY EDOURARD BELIN PARIS. December 2. ? Tele-vision, or "long- distance …

5. The Washington Times — 1923-02-18, page 64

   … distance is sie w °*rk of the very near future. The perfection of what is known as television will .annihilate space as completely for the eye as the wireless telephone has …

   … toward accomplishing the feat of seeing at a distance, and, while he admits that television is only in its infancy, it can be accomplished just as the wireless tele phone …

   … involved affair, but it will be a fact some day. For thirty years I have known that television is a theoretical possibility. But the great est in its practical development is …

6. Evening Star — 1923-12-23, page 22

   … feel like rushing it along without considering every detail. Scientist predicts television in twenty years, demonstrating that even at present one may look far into the future …

7. Evening Star — 1924-01-07, page 15

   … Koblnson was born in. Baltimore. Seeing by Wireless Predicted In Year With Aid of “Television 99 / Invention Will Show Events as They Happen All Over World to Motion Picture …

   … to The Btar and PhiladelpW* Public Led**r. Copyright, 1033.> LONDON, January 7.—Television — teeing by wircl***—will become an accomplished fact this year and In a crude …

8. The Washington Times — 1924-01-30, page 16

   … Bring Back My Bonnie To Me.” EXPECT SOON TO SEND LIGHT BY WIRELESS LONDON, Jan. 30. Television may not be developed to the point of accuracy for another generation beeause of …

9. The Washington Daily News — 1924-02-19, page 5

   … 140 inventions to his credit, including sending photo graphs by wireless, says television will be accomplished in a crude fash ion in about 10 or 20 years. Sir Oliver Lodge …

   … , world-famous scientist, says television will be a fully accomplished fact in about a century'. e I had a talk with Prof …

   … . Low about television. “Basically,” said he, “the only ob stacle in the way of television is one The theory is of pure mechanics. The method is all worked out. mapped out …

10. The Washington Daily News — 1924-02-19, page 5

    … 140 inventions to his credit, including sending photo graphs by wireless, says television will be accomplished in a crude fash ion in about 10 or 20 years. Sir Oliver Lodge …

    … , world-famous scientist, says television will be a fully accomplished fact in about a century. I had a talk with Prof. Low …

    … about television. “Basically,” said he, “the only ob stade in the way of television is one of pure mechanics. The theory is worked out. The method is all mapped out …

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