Word: telegraphically
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...scheme has been found highly satisfactory is proved by the fact that at the present time upwards of 120 industrial concerns of national prominence have retained the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in a consulting capacity. On this list are represented such important corporations as the American Telephone and Telegraph Company...
...place, they have the scientific advice of some of the greatest experts in this country. Scientific libraries second to none in the world are open to them. For example, there is the Vail Library, the most complete and the best library of books relative to the telephone and the telegraph which has ever been brought together. The industries have access to our files in which every one of M. I. T.'s 14,000 living graduates are indexed and cross-indexed, so that whenever a company may need a man especially trained in any scientific department it can immediately locate...
...score-board for those who could not procure tickets will be given in Mechanics Building tomorrow afternoon. The board is the same as that which has been used at the Stadium for the last two Saturdays, and every play of the game will be shown as soon as the telegraph can flash it in to Boston...
Score by innings with complete summaries of the World's Series baseball game in Cincinnati today will be received by telegraph at the Crimson Office, beginning about 3 o'clock, and posted on the Bulletion Board on Plympton street. The reports will also be relayed by telephone to the Union where they will be posted on the black board...
...quite in keeping with the spirit of the times, when apparently the entire nation has gone quite mad on the subject of regulating anything and everything. National Prohibition has passed; various states are trying to introduce into their legislatures bills to prohibit the smoking of cigarettes; the Postal Telegraph Company has been almost regulated out of business; the railroads will be so regulated that, by the time they are returned to their original owners, they will be unrecognizable. And now we are beginning to "regulate" even the undergraduates in their various extra-curriculum activities...