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Development of Wireless Telegraphy in U.S. Navy
Washington dispatch recounts Captain W. H. Bullard detailing the rapid rise of naval wireless telegraphy from its first trials after the Spanish American War to its global reach by 1912. It notes shore stations from Highlands to Washington, the noon signal, and efforts toward secrecy and government regulation following Titanic and international conventions.
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Aevociatad Pauge
Washington, D.C
W. H. Bullard
US. III
Naval Radio Service
Naval Wireless System
Arington
Washington
Naval Institute
United States Navy
Alexandria
Europea
Juno
Seven Seas
Captain Gullard
Arlington
New York
Saratoga
Massachusetts
Porter
Highlands
New York Harbor
Naval Radio System
Atlantic
Pacific
Alaska
Midway Islands
Naval
Hawaii
Guam
Samoa
Philippines
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Farallon Islands
Calif
Central America
Pensacula
Unt
New Zeman
Naval Station
Here
Cerral
Navy Department
Congress Arts
Congress
Berlin
Pekin
Ching
United States Legation
Vessela
Panama Canal Station
San Pablo
St. Darian
Isabel
Texas
Rio Grande
Overy Ton
San Dingo
Panama Canal
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
San Juan
Porto Rico
China
Camotellon
Navy Yards
Dilslong
Avai Nertr
Mod
Ariitleton
Key West
New Orleans
Mar Island
Eureka
San Mego
California
North Head
Nsar
London