It was in the middle of a war with Russia, which was not going well, that The Daily Telegraph was launched in 1855. The title of the new paper came from the world-changing technology of the electric ...

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IN the spring of 1860 an article was published in this magazine with the above title, giving an account of the extension of the telegraph up to that time. Its progress since has been very great in ...

IT may be safely said that no one of the wonder-working agencies of the nineteenth century, of an importance in any degree equal to that of the Electric Telegraph, is so little understood in its ...

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IN the beginning of the present year a Society of Telegraph Engineers was established for the general advancement of electrical and telegraphic science, intended to include not only those persons who ...

The month of June marks two big milestones: the 246th Army Birthday, and the 161st Anniversary of the founding of the Signal Corps. The Signal Corps started during the Civil War, and had a small but ...

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THE use of the electric telegraph for recording earthquakes is not so new as the Echo (quoted in your last number, p. 35) supposes. Dr. Hector, Director of the Geological Survey, has, ever since the ...

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