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He Is Credited with First Obtaining Idea of Utilizing Split-Phase Currents. IN USE ON SMALL MOTORS Opinion Given Is in Suit of the Westinghouse Against the Sangamo Electric Company. Judge Archibald...

Says His Wireless Telegraphy Invention Will Be Practically Tested Within Six Months. PITTSBURG, Pa., Thursday. — Nikola Tesla is in Pittsburg placing a contract with the Westinghouse Electric Company...

Nikola Tesla, inventor, explained to Judge Foster, of the Court & General Sessions, yesterday that because of absent mindedness he did not answer a summons for Jury duty. The fine of $100 was remitted...

American Inventors Get Award in Physics and Professor Svedberg in Chemistry. London, Saturday. — The Copenhagen correspondent of the Daily Telegraph sends the following: — "The Swedish government has...

Mr. Tesla Asserts His Ability to Send Messages for Thousands of Miles. DEPENDS UPON VOLTAGE Inventor Proposes to Connect Balloons at High Altitudes with Station's on the Ground. CAN TRANSMIT POWER...

To the Editor of the Herald:- The reports contained in the Herald and other journals regarding the issue of a recent wireless patent suit are of a nature to create an erroneous impression. Two of the...

Dr. Nikola Tesla Looks Forward to the Era When One Titanic Electrical Wireless Station Shall Supply Power for the World - Tells of Other Developments That We Have Good Reason to Expect. "What did the...

To the Editor of the Herald:- The Herald of even date contains a report to the effect that the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company has begun a suit for infringement against Mr. Fritz Lowenstein, the...

Progress in aerial navigation is essentially dependent on the perfection of a process of producing great mechanical effort with light machinery. Viewing the possibilities, near and remote, motive...

Impossible, He Says, for Other Experimenters to Note Effects Which He Has Discovered. Have Not Proper Devices Inventor Says with His Appliances He Can Observe Electrical Condition of 2,200 Miles. No...