Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - February 24th, 1894
Wonderful Changes Before the Dawn of the Next Century. MANY NEW INVENTIONS Applications for Printing, Lighting, Heating and Cooking That Will Revolutionize Present Customs — Some of Them Enumerated...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - February 17th, 1901
Tesla Promises ’Round the World With no Wire. FOR COMMERCIAL USE Inventor Says Emphatically That He Has the Necessary Financial Backing — The Instruments and the Mode of Operation. New York Sun...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - October 19th, 1895
Will Old Sol Do All Our Mechanical Work? HOPE OF ELECTRICIANS The Bell Telephone People Spending Vast Sums Yearly In Experiments — Tesla's Wonderful Work and Inventions. Philadelphia Times "The...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - January 6th, 1901
Nikola Tesla, expert electrician and dreamer of dreams, has dreamed that the greatest scientific achievement of this century will be inter-planetary communication by means of wireless telegraphy. At...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - October 14th, 1900
Huge Masts Are Replaced by Small Cylinders. SYSTEM ALWAYS WORKS Several Months’ Experimenting Results in Present Accomplishment — Timed Messages and Multiplex Systems. PROBABLY the most important step...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - January 5th, 1901
A comparatively new dream appears to be taking a strong hold on the imagination of the scientific world. It is nothing less than the hope that means may yet be found for establishing intelligent...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - October 16th, 1902
Nikola Tesla Does Not Believe in Electrocution as Death Penalty. Special Dispatch to Democrat and Chronicle New York, Oct. 15. — The “wizard of electricity,” Nikola Tesla, was in court today as a...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - November 20th, 1896
His Part in the Transmission of Power from Niagara. HE MADE IT POSSIBLE "It Can Be Done," He Said and Then Set to Work and Evolved the Apparatus — A Sketch of the Life of the Wonderful Genius. Buffalo...
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - March 15th, 1895
The burning of the laboratory of Nikola Tesla, the Hungarian electrician, and the consequent destruction of the several new electrical appliances upon which he was engaged, Is scarcely less than a...