"Wireless from King Edward"
Halifax Morning Chronicle, 19 October 1907
Halifax Morning Chronicle, 19 October 1907
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KING EDWARD Premier Laurier Sends Greetings to British Newspapers OTTAWA, Oct 18 — Among the wire- less greetings sent from Canada are messages from Sir Wilfred Laurier. The following was sent to the Lon- don Standard:— "Welcome new bond between Bri- tain and Canada. One more tri- umph for Empire and science." Another message from the Premier to the London Chronicle says:— "Greetings to the people of Great Britain upon attainment between British and Canadian coasts of nature's latest greatest triumph over distance." In reply to the message from Earl Grey, King Edward sent the follow- ing Marconigram:— "I thank you for your telegram. I am delighted that the wireless transatlantic telegraphy should unite the bonds between the Mother Coun- try so closely." (Sgd), EDWARD R." |
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