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	MSN Encarta - Telegraph
		Telegraph, system of communication employing electrical apparatus to transmit and receive signals in accordance with a code of electrical pulses.
		The first electrical instruments for telegraphic transmission were invented in the United States by the American inventor Samuel F. Morse in 1837 and in Britain the same year by the British physicist Sir Charles Wheatstone in collaboration with the British engineer Sir William F. Cooke.
		Because of this and the development of teleprinting machines during the mid-1920s, the Morse manual telegraph system of code and key was gradually discontinued for commercial use and replaced by automatic wire and wireless radio-wave methods of transmission.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761571562/Telegraph.html (701 words)

	The Civil War Military Telegraph Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		While most valuable elsewhere, the military telegraph was absolutely essential to successful operations in the valleys of the Cumberland and of the Tennessee, where very long lines of communication obtained, with consequent great distances between its separate armies.
		Telegraphic duties at military headquarters yielded little in brilliancy and interest compared to those of desperate daring associated with tapping the opponent's wires.
		Their most audacious and persistent telegraphic scout was Ellsworth, Morgan's operator, whose skill, courage, and resourcefulness contributed largely to the success of his daring commander.
	www.civilwarhome.com /telegraph.htm (3700 words)

	Telegraph Avenue
		Telegraph is always bustling with eccentric and eclectic Berkeley activities and peoples.
		Telegraph's north end leads directly into UC Berkeley's Sproul Plaza.
		Telegraph is a must-see neighborhood if you're exploring the treasures of Berkeley and want to catch a glimpse of what gives the city its wonderfully eccentric reputation.
	www.ci.berkeley.ca.us /coolthings/Streets/Telegraph.html (172 words)

	Telegraph
		In the early days of the telegraph there were many other attempts to develop methods of communication by wire, and one of these, the Hughes Telegraph, was especially unusual.
		The telegraph is an early example of the Wheatstone apparatus and is made from silver, brass, mahogany and iron.
		Tillotson was manufacturing telegraph apparatus for a brief period only at this address in the 1860's.
	www.sparkmuseum.com /TELEGRAPH.HTM (924 words)

	telegraph on Encyclopedia.com
		The first permanently successful telegraphic cable crossing the Atlantic Ocean was laid in 1866.
		In addition to wires and cables, telegraph messages are now sent by such means as radio waves, microwaves, and communications satellites (see satellite, artificial).
		Gray's Printing Telegraph The printing telegraph was Gray's most successful invention in the late 1800s.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/t1/telegrap.asp (714 words)

	Telegraph Cove, whalewatching center, cabins and RV campground
		Telegraph Cove, whalewatching center, cabins and RV campground
		Voted one of the ten best "towns" in Canada to visit by travel writers (as published in Harrowsmith Magazine), Telegraph Cove is tucked away on the eastern coast of Northern Vancouver Island
		Or perhaps you would prefer a campsite for the night, we have over 120 serviced sites available and our Campground Map will help take the guess work out of deciding which spot is right for you.
	www.telegraphcoveresort.com (318 words)

	Telegraph-History
		Telegraph instrument maker and inventor for The American Telegraph Co. and Western Union.
		Telegrapher, inventor, and manufacturer best known for his invention of the Vibroplex Bug.
		Engineer, inventor, telegrapher, explorer, writer, and an early partner with Thomas Edison.
	www.telegraph-history.org (129 words)

	Telegraph Lore (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		These pages are dedicated to the study of all aspects of Morse telegraphy.
		"Telegraph Lore" will be periodically updated and upgraded as time permits.
		Please send telegrams to the Telegraph Lore wirechief with your suggestions and comments.
	www.faradic.net /~gsraven/index.shtml (77 words)

	HOW TO BUILD SIMPLE TELEGRAPH SETS - TELEGRAPH & SCI INSTRUMENT MUSEUMS
		Before you start to build a telegraph set, I suggest that you read about the way that their design developed and about how a telegraph set works.
		Pressing the telegraph key completes the electrical circuit and allows electricity from the battery to flow through the sounder's coil and it makes a clicking sound as the metal strip strikes the nail in the center of the coil.
		You could also mount a pencil on the sounder arm and have it mark a piece of paper with either a high mark or a low mark while the paper was pulled under the pencil at an approximately constant speed.
	www.chss.montclair.edu /~pererat/perbuild.htm (2218 words)

	Telegraph - Fairfax Community Newspapers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		If you see news happening, or know of something that should be covered in The Telegraph, e-mail us at westoffices@fcnvic.fairfax.com.au with as much detail as possible and your contact information.
		If you'd like to send a press release, please fax it to The Telegraph newsroom at (03) 9971 1777 or send it via Australia Post to: The Telegraph, PO Box 83, Gisborne, Vic, 3437.
		Please note that published letters may be edited and/or reproduced by The Telegraph.
	www.telegraph.com.au (285 words)

	Telegraph (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Samuel F. Morse conceived of an electromagnetic telegraph in 1832 and constructed an experimental version in 1835.
		Within ten years after the first telegraph line opened, 23,000 miles of wire crisscrossed the country.
		The invention profoundly affected the development of the West, made railroad travel safer, and allowed businessmen to conduct their operations more profitably.
	www.150.si.edu /150trav/remember/r819.htm (136 words)

	Bonasana - Dr. Sarah Brewer MA MB Bchir (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		She writes regularly for a variety of publications, including The Daily Telegraph, Prima, Home and Country, Natural Health and Wellbeing, Sugar and Slimming World.
		She writes widely on all aspects of health, including complementary medicine and the use of vitamin, mineral and herbal supplements.
		Her Daily Telegraph Encyclopedia of Vitamins, Minerals and Herbal Supplements is due for pubication in March 2002.
	www.bonasana.com /woh/bios/sb.htm (171 words)

	Telegraph Index Page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Telegraph was a zine published by the Telegraph Pioneers of America, a crack journalistic "unit" "led" by Indie-List Digest co-founder Mark Cornick.
		Telegraph dealt with the world of "indie music" (music which isn't disseminated through traditional music business channels.)
		In 10/94, Telegraph's writers took a look back at some favorite bands from the past and caught up with them now.
	www.etext.org /Zines/Telegraph (95 words)

	Telegraph \| Press office
		Telegraph Group Limited is a newspaper publisher which publishes The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph, telegraph.co.uk and The Weekly Telegraph.
		This part of the site includes information about Telegraph Group Limited including the history of the company, the Board of Directors and detailed information about our publications.
		We also include detailed information from our Advertising and Research and Strategy departments, including the latest advertising rates and the latest circulation and readership figures.
	pressoffice.telegraph.co.uk (155 words)

	TELEGRAPH AND WIRELESS INSTRUMENTS MUSEUM
		Other versions of this key show a side mounted lever and knob ins- talled right against the left side of the wooden base if the key knob is closest to the user and the unit facing away.
		MESCO cat- alogs from this period are filled with great examples of home experimenter type wireless and telegraph equipment.
		One of the features of this key is the knob which is adjustable in height from the bottom piece to the top section presumably to allow the Op to use it in classic American telegrapher style OR somewhat heavier English style.
	members.aol.com /pmalvasi/keypix/pete.html (637 words)

	MORSE TELEGRAPH CLUB Website (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Welcome to the internet Web Pages of the Morse Telegraph Club, Inc. The Morse Telegraph Club is an international non-profit organization dedicated to the perpetuation of the knowledge and traditions of telegraphy and American Morse Code.
		Membership is open to anyone with an interest in the history and technology or the telegraph.
		Telegraphy on the Internet: Sid Vaughan has been telegraphing via the internet in a number of ways.
	members.tripod.com /morse_telegraph_club (655 words)

	TELEGRAPH INSTRUMENTS OF EUROPE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Here you will find a collection of images of some of the instruments in the fantastic collection of Fons Vanden Berghen.
		Fons is a collector of 19th century telegraph instruments.
		A must-have on every bookshelf of the telegraph collector.
	www.faradic.net /~gsraven/fons_images/fons_museum.html (175 words)

	Telegraph \| Money
		Up-to-date UK money news, personal finance advice from The Telegraph's money experts, and all the latest stock market news from around the world - telegraph.co.uk's Money section.
		For both small businesses and large organisations, Money from telegraph.co.uk brings you information on OEIC investment funds, money experts' advice on personal finance, the latest UK money news and stock market information from around the world.
		Technology-driven markets such as music are hard to predict, but I suspect HMV has the muscle to survive.
	money.telegraph.co.uk (320 words)

	The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		In the spring of 1990 I saw something on San Francisco's Telegraph Hill that astonished me: wild parrots.
		I was so curious about their presence that I kept trying to get closer until finally I had them eating out of my hand.
		My book The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill documents the friendship; this web site, which in the past has tried to document both, will now focus on the study.
	www.pelicanmedia.org /wildparrots.html (480 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Electromagnetic Telegraph: A technical history of the 19th-century electric telegraph and the Morse Code.
		Early Telegraphs In London: The start of urban telegraphs.
		Railway Telegraphs in 1863: Preece's report on British railway telegraphs.
	www.du.edu /~jcalvert/tel/telhom.htm (260 words)

	TELEGRAPH, SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENT & RADIO MUSEUMS
		These online MUSEUMS are dedicated to the PRESERVATION of TELEGRAPH and SCIENTIFIC History, Lore, and Instrumentation: These are no-frills museums designed for rapid and easy searching and downloading to facilitate research by serious collectors and historians but accessible to anyone who is interested in telegraph and scientific instruments.
		As a telegraph operator and collector for over 50 years, I have assembled a collection of over 3000 telegraph and scientific instruments and photographs.
		The entire list may be searched directly with your internet browser's search function or it may be downloaded as an ASCII text file and searched using the search function of any word processor as an aid in finding and identifying unknown keys.
	www.chss.montclair.edu /~pererat/telegraph.html (1339 words)

	Telegraph newspaper online
		The Telegraph's UK online newspaper - daily news and sport from around the globe.
		Featured areas include online job news, UK arts news, daily sports news from the UK and abroad including horse racing, motoring news and car test drives, money experts with advice on personal finance and the latest stock market news, as well as sections for Brits abroad.
		Leading Telegraph writers bring you the best journalism online for film, fashion, homes, travel, shopping and health.
	portal.telegraph.co.uk (317 words)

	New Page 1
		- Telegraph Online is associated with several print newspapers including The Disability Telegraph, The Asian Telegraph, and New World newspapers which offer a voice to London's 33% ethnic minorities and Britain's 6.2 million disabled people.
		We are not in any way associated with the Daily Telegraph or any other organisation or publication including Telegraph Books Direct or Telegraph Group Ltd...
		We have been operating online since 1987 originally as the Disability Telegraph BBS used for downloading information to Braille Machines and Speech Synthesizers.
	www.telegraph.com /newspaper.htm (152 words)

	Telegraph \| Travel
		Whether you want to book a cruise or a city break online, or any other holiday, visit The Telegraph's Travel section.
		Featuring UK travel guides, late holiday deals and other UK travel offers, the Travel section covers holidays UK and abroad and offers late holiday deals for those looking to take advantage of great holiday offers now.
		This year's Telegraph Awards have highlighted the websites and specialist companies that can make a big difference, writes Nick Trend.
	www.travel.telegraph.co.uk (483 words)

	search book , books , searchs book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Daily Telegraph Castles and Ancient Monuments of England, The
		Daily Telegraph Castles and Ancient Monuments of Ireland, The
		Daily Telegraph Family Encyclopedia of Pregnancy and Childbirth
	www.book.global-store.org /index.php?l=d (301 words)

	Sunday Telegraph - "Bin Laden 'surrounded'" has been archived (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Sunday Telegraph - "Bin Laden 'surrounded'" has been archived
		If you are looking for an article from one of our newspapers, you may find it in our online newspaper archives at Newstext
		privacy terms © 2004 Mirror Australian Telegraph Publications
	www.sundaytelegraph.news.com.au /story/0,9353,8752173-28778,00.html (49 words)

	Connaught Telegraph, Mayo, Ireland
		Mayo Ireland Ltd has carried stories for the Connaught Telegraph from February 1996 to March 1999.
		Forgotten Man of History: James Daly, the Telegraph's most celebrated editor
		In no event shall Mayo Ireland Ltd be liable for any incidental or consequential damages, lost profits, or any indirect damages arising from any errors in these pages.
	www.mayo-ireland.ie /Mayo/News/ConnTel/ConnTel.htm (127 words)

	The Telegraph Office -- A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Historians and ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		The Telegraph Office -- A Tribute to Morse Telegraphy and Resource for Wire and Wireless Telegraph Historians and Collectors
		Telegraph key, telegraph history, Vibroplex, Vibroplex bug, key, sounder, relay, morse code, morse registers, railroad telegraph, telegraph sounder, call box, leg key, legless key.
		Wireless, wireless telegraphy, spark gap, radiotelegraph, spark gap transmitter, crystal detector, wavemeter, Marconi, DeForest, Clapp Eastham, General Radio, Lowenstein, Federal Telegraph, L. Brach, Branly.
	www.telegraph-office.com (108 words)

	Telegraph - Electronic Music Label (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		We are proud to welcome the very talented producer from Seattle Bruno Pronsato (aka Steven Ford) into the Telegraph family!
		For Telegraph, Bruno has produced 4 delicious "techno" tracks - sophisticated and rich music with a 70's jazz-funk influence.
		Each tracks a chapter, evolving into one final story.
	www.telegraph-records.com /en (109 words)

	Pembrokeshire news, sport and information gateway from the Western Telegraph
		Pembrokeshire was hit by a deluge of rain overnight on Tuesday and Wednesday, causing some of the worst flooding and damage since the Great Flood of 1987.
		Be prepared to be amazed when, on Saturday, October 15th, the ego to beat all egos will beam down at the Queen's Hall, Narberth, for a special one-off gig.
		Buy next week's Telegraph to find out more...
	www.westerntelegraph.co.uk (173 words)

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