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With almost the swiftness of telegraphy the cry had reached the bridge.
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Marconi received the world's first patent for a system of wireless telegraphy.
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Aft is the wireless telegraphy cabin and sleeping accommodation for the crew.
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It is odd; but the freaks of mental telegraphy are usually odd.
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Clemens private school of telegraphy was in Port Huron, his home town.
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In Australia there are now in operation twelve thousand miles of telegraph-wire.
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Railways, post and telegraph were subject to exclusive use by the military.
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By 1856 the telegraph was in use in the most populous states.
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Miles upon miles of telegraph wires strung on poles labeled U. S.
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In your automobile you may reach a telegraph-office in about five minutes.
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No; because there is no telegraph from the mainland to the island.
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The advent of railways has been slow in comparison with the telegraph.
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A telegraph company had an office in the basement of the palace.
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The same principle was utilised in his type-printing telegraph, patented in 1841.
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The telephone is only second in practical importance to the electric telegraph.
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Despite such setbacks, the telegraph became a crucial tool for American businesses.
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Fluttering shapes arrive and land on the staves: birds on telegraph wires.
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The things were on the bureau-thepens and ink and telegraph forms.
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Mr. Collins, his colleague in the telegraph enterprise, shared in these attentions.
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The news came by telegraph, and put him in a terrible temper.
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The first telegraph wire was strung between Baltimore and Washington in 1844.
