Title
Wireless Telegraphy - newspaper cuttings concering Marconi's transatlantic transmissions
Reference
UK0108 SC MSS 017
Date
1902-1903
Scope and Content
Scrapbook belonging to Emily J Sharman containing newspaper cuttings and pieces from 'The Electrician' concerning Marconi's attempts at transatlantic transmissions, Maskelyne's "tapping" of Marconi's messages and the ensuing controversy.
Emily’s index to the scrapbook is as follows:
Page 1 Mr Nevil Maskelyne’s letter
Page 6 “Electrician” editor’s criticism on the answer to above
Page 7 Cuthbert Hall’s (Marconi’s Manager) answer to Maskelyne
Page 8 Anglo-American Cable Company
Page 9 Marconi’s replies
Page 11 The King’s message
Page 12 “The tapping of Marconigrams”
Page 13 Mr Marconi’s “prediction”
Page 15 Mr Marconi’s speech
Page 16 Mr Marconi and the King
Page 16 The Lodge-Muirhead system
Page 17 Mr Marconi Challenged
Page 20 Wireless waves collide
Page 21 What happened at Poldhu
Page 21 Marconi and the cable companies
Page 22 An analogy
Page 22 Mr Cuthbert Hall – definite and certain
Page 23 Marconi’s competitor
Page 24 Wireless telegraph rivalry, different systems
Page 25 The Lodge-Muirhead receiver
Page 26 The Marconi challenge
Page 27 Why the Marconigrams have stopped!!
Page 28 Marconi’s triumph
Page 29 Commercial success not yet attained
Wireless telegraphy at the Royal Institution
Page 32 Professor Fleming’s letter to The Times
Page 33 Mr Maskelyne’s letter to The Times
Page 34 “Scientific hooliganism” interview with Mr Maskelyne
Page 36 Professor Fleming’s rejoinder
Page 37 Letter from Professor Fleming
Page 37 Letter from J Henniker Heaton
Page 38 Letter from Mr Charles Bright
Page 38 “Who was the hooligan?”
Page 41 The wireless mystery solved
Page 41 Professor Fleming’s statement
Page 43 Striking statement by the Postmaster General
Page 43 Hall versus Maskelyne
Page 45 Mr N Maskelyne’s letter to The Times
Page 46 Professor Fleming’s letter
Page 49 Mr N Maskelyne’s letter to The Electrician
Page 53 Questions for Mr Marconi
Page 55 Mr N Maskelyne’s letter to The Electrician July 10th
Page 58 Letter to Electrician July 16th from Mr George Black
Page 59 Mr N Maskelyne’s letter to Electrician July 17th
Page 60 The Marconi company’s statement
Page 64 Letter from Marconi Co’s Secretary and Assistant Manager
Page 65 Editor’s (Electrician) comments on above
Page 66 German action against the Marconi Co.
Page 67 The real inventor of the mercury coherer
Page 71 Marconi’s German rivals
Page 72 Marconi’s guests
Page 73 My Maskelyne’s letter to Electrician
Page 78 Marconi’s antagonists
Page 78 Plans for preventing a Marconi monopoly
Page 79 Important decision by the Berlin Congress
Page 79 “Foolish Impatience” (Edison)
Page 80 Notes on wireless telegraphy
Page 82 Mr Marconi’s improvements
Page 83 Important result of the berlin Congress
Exent
1 volume
Persons keyword
Subject
Conditions governing access
Open access
Level of description
sub-fonds