"Congratulations for Marconi"
Halifax Morning Chronicle, 21 October 1907
Halifax Morning Chronicle, 21 October 1907
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for Marconi Chief Secretary and Postmaster General Buxton Send Wire- less Messages Secretary for Ireland Mr. Birrell who is at present touring the Brit- ish Isles was yesterday in Clifden the European station of the Mar- coni system of transatlantic wire- less. He caused to be transmitted the following message to the invent- or.
To Signor Marconi deeply interested in your success.
(Signed), ceived by Mr. Marconi, Saturday, in- cluding the following. On His Majesty's service, Central Telegraph Office, London, Oct. 19. '07
To Marconi cessful transmission of wireless tele- grams across the Atlantic.
(Signed), Many thanks for your kind tele- gram about my message to His Majesty. Please accept my very hearty congratulations on your suc- cess.
(Signed), |
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