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Telegraphy in the Bell System

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1944
This paper on ``Telegraphy in the Bell System'' is a companion paper for the one prepared by the representatives of the Western Union Telegraph Company on ``American Telegraphy After 100 Years'' and the one by representatives of the International Telephone and Telegraph Company on ``Developments in the Field of Cable and Radiotelegraph Communications.''
J. A. Duncan, R. E. Pierce, R. D. Parker
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Submarine cable telegraphy

Journal of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1922
The history of the development of the subject is first outlined, and methods of operation of cables are described. The technical side is introduced with a statement of the various conditions whi h limit operation of cables, and a general method of analysis is developed, based upon an extension of ordinary alternating-current theory.
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The heritage of telegraphy

IEEE Communications Magazine, 1989
The history of telegraphy is presented. Optical telegraphy and other precursors to Samuel Morse's invention are described. Morse's concept and the first experimental line are discussed. The building of the international network is examined, covering capital, the design and installation of outside plant, business competition and technical rivalries ...
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Die elektrische Telegraphie

1891
Die elektrische Telegraphie oder die Fernschreibekunst, von dem griechischen tele — fern — und graphein — schreiben — so genannt, ist ganzlich ein Kind unseres an grossen Entdeckungen und tief in das sociale Leben der Menschheit eingreifenden Erfindungen so reichen Jahrhunderts.
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Transoceanic Submarine Telegraphy

Transactions of the Newcomen Society, 1976
The first attempt at operating a submarine telegraph cable, in 1858, failed because its operators tried to increase its speed by using higher working voltages — the cable failed after four weeks of service. However, more successful attempts were made at increasing operating speed, and this article describes some of those ...
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Radio Telegraphy

Proceedings of the IEEE, 1922
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Telegraphy and telephony [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers, 1929
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Ætheric Telegraphy

Scientific American, 1898
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Telephony and telegraphy

Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers - Part I: General, 1939
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