Word: telegraphe
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...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...
...Wireless Specialty Company of Boston, for its gift to the Jefferson physical Laboratory of a complete wireless telegraph receiving' apparatus...
...number of tickets for the observation train at New London is so limited that only one seat can be assigned to each graduate and undergraduate who has applied for more than one. Those who prefer to receive none rather than a single seat, are requested to telegraph or telephone the Harvard Athletic Association at once in order that their applications may be cancelled...
...professors, 4 5 6School teachers, 7 7 5Mine operators, 4 5 2Insurance, 5 3 3Publishers, 6 6 2Farmers, 2 4 6Ranchers, 4 2 2Army, 3 4 2Architects, 3 2 3Transportation, 4 4 24Advertising, 2 2 5Chemists, 3 3 2Government service, 7 8 7Authors, 5 2 2Dentists, 0 0 2Telephone, telegraph...