Word: telegraph
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...these meets, both teams will shoot at their home grounds and the resulting scores will be announced by telegraph...
...Associated Press is a co-operative organization which at present is distributing news enough to fill 60 columns a night to nearly nine hundred American newspapers of all kinds and of many tongues. The news is transmitted over trunk telegraph lines from which many hundreds of smaller wires radiate. Infinite wire trouble and the loss of many thousands of dollars is caused by disasters, such as the recent Ohio floods. But news must be gotten at any cost...
Trouble with the telegraph wires due to the high wind, prevented communication with New York Thursday night, and the publishing of the news yesterday morning...
...Wilder, president of Tournament Association, F.F. Munroe '15Burtie Charlton, college friend of Graham's P. Blackmur '15Archibald Van Kiswick, an Englishman, J.M. Kingman '15Blanche Heath, a debutante, J.J. Armstrong '14Clara Brown-Towsley, woman of uncertain age, C.L. Callander '13Herman Sempdrick, house-manager at Minneopa Club, T.E. Alcorn '13Angela Wilson, telegraph operator, W.B. Adams '13Mardetti, a ballet dancer, E.P. Stone, '15Henri Callerio, walter, W.W. Leonhauser...
...would be strange, indeed, if Mr. Wilson's conception of the relative powers of the three orders in the government had remained unchanged during the decades which have witnessed the extension of the railway and the telegraph, the virtual creation of the telephone and the birth of wireless telegraphy, with the appearance of the trusts, the rise of the Socialist party, and the advent of a radicalism such as had not been dreamed of in 1884. In this interval a stupendous economic and political transformation has taken place. Mr. Wilson declares that "Congress is predominant over its so-called...