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Refrains from Gratifying the Curiosity of Electricians About His Experiments. It is only once in two or three years that Nikola Tesla, the electrician, can be persuaded to give a lecture. He...

Prof. Pickering Makes a Statement in Regard to Alleged Signals. Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 16. - Prof. Pickering of the Harvard Observatory today said: "Early in December we received from the Lowell...

In 1901, Nikola Tesla began work on a global system of giant towers meant to relay through the air not only news, stock reports and even pictures but also, unbeknown to investors such as J. Pierpont...

Interesting Sidelights Thrown on the Character of Victim of the Titanic Disaster by the Record of His Effects. Comparatively Modest in His Personal Luxuries, an Inventor and a Good Investor. The...

Electrical Technician Declares Persistent Trials Arrested Inventor's Vigor. ‘His Method Inefficient' A Little Theory Would Have Saved Him 90% of Labor, Ex-Aide Asserts — Praises His Great Genius...

Kemmler's Death Proves an Awful Spectacle The Electric Current Had to Be Turned on Twice Before the Deed Was Fully Accomplished Auburn, N. Y., Aug. 6. - A sacrifice to the whims and theories of the...

Mr. Chairman, Members of the Institute of Immigrant Welfare, Ladies and Gentlemen: I can not find words to express adequately my keen regret for being unable to receive, in person, the high...

To The Editor of The New York Times: Much has been said about Yugoslavia and its people, but many Americans may be under a wrong impression for political enemies and agitators have spread the idea...

Inventor, Summoned in Murder Case, Termed the Death Penalty Barbarous, Inhuman, and Unnecessary Nikola Tesla, the electrical inventor, was excused from jury duty in a murder case yesterday on account...

Nikola Tesla, the electrician, who was fined $100 on Tuesday for failure to obey a summons for jury duty, yesterday had his fine remitted. Mr. Tesla appeared before Judge Warren W. Foster, in the...