Sunday morning globe., 1901-11-10

The American wireless Telephone
and Telegraph Companys patents on
wireless telegraphy now embrace the
best and most efficient methods of send
ing electrical communications without
wires. The FIRST American patent
granted being the Art or Basic patent,
of October 8, 1886, No. 35O,299 which,
because of its ground and aerial ca
pacity. controls the field for Electrical
Communication Without Wires in
America; supplemental to these are
twelve other patents granted up to
date while still other valuable patents
are pending, which gives the "Ameri-
can Wireless Telephone and Telegraph
Company" the power to operate under
five separate and distinct systems
Thus, this company controls and has
more patents than any other company
in the world, which American ingen-
uity and brains have invented and per-
fected
THIS COMPANY ACTS AS A PAR
ENT COMPANY granting licenses to
sub.companies to operate it's system
and who are now preparing to install
apparatus for operation. Our expert
mental stations at Galilee and Barne-
gat City N. j., about As miles apart
will be ready in few weeks for in
spection and all stockholders are in
-vited TO witness the sending and re-
.ceiving Of wireless Messages"
The Company was organized Noyem-
ber 1, 1899, and gave numerous public
demonstrations during the following
wear The first patent owned by the
company the quasi inventor OF which'
A. r. Collins, who could not build ma
chino successfully. because the idea was
suggested by the president Of the COM
many. we we're compelled to engage an
other. a bright young electrician
named H. P. Davis, Of Queen Co.
philadelphia, who, with the president
made the invention work; then the
valuable services Of Prof. H. Shoe
maker were secured, who, by his super
Tor knowledge and ability added sue
cessful improvements, and thus com
Dlated the efficiency of the Collins
shoemaker apparatus, on which other
letters patent were granted. Professor
shoemaker has brought this company
superior system to its present high ef-
ficiency.
On September 10, 1900, under the
suneryision Of Professor Shoemaker
this company sent the first successful
message from Camden, N. j., to the
philadelphia North American, crossing
the Delaware River, using the improy-
ed apparatus perfected by Professor d.
Shoemaker. which was reported in the
North American the following Day
Through an error, this paper printed
that the quasi" inventor, Collins was
Dresent. such was not the case, as the
company had previously dispensed
with his services. From this time on
the companys progress and develop
ment was rapid Later on, the com
pany acquired by purchase the first or
Basic patent. No. 35O, 1893, which it now
owns.
During the past nine months very
important progress has been made by
this company; it demonstrated the en-
tire efficiency Of the system, not only
during the yacht races, where, because
of its superiority, it interferred with
this companys foreign rivals, so that
they could not get correct messages
through. on account Of this company S
Interference while sending its dis
patches; so much so, tat their repre-
sentative was compelled to come to.
this company's station and BEG ITS.
PRESIDENT to interchange bulletins,
or to,allow them even every alternate
FIVE minutes to work their instruments
and keep the American Companys sill
ent so they could get messages
through, during the interim.
The American Company also, by its
system received signals and messages
over 26O miles It's laboratory is al
ways full Of experienced electricians
and men in training to experiment