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ARTICLES ABOUT TESLA AND HIS WORK Telsa's Researcnes. Editorial. Electrical World, Feb. 21, 1891. p.125 Tesla's Columbia College Lecture on High Frequency Currents, Electrical World, Julyll, 1891. p. 19-27. Statement by C.L.L. Brown that Frankfort-Luffen system is based on Tesla's inventions. blectrical world, Nov. 7, 1891, p. 346. Tesla's French Lecture. Electrical World, March 26, 1892. Tesla Polyphase Generators and Motors, by Albert Schmidt, Westinghouse Engineer. Electrical Engineer, May 9, 1892. Biographical Sketch of Nikola Tesla, by Thomas Commerford Martin, Century Magazine, February 1894, Vol. 47, p. 582-585. Tesla Laboratory Burned. Electrical Review, March 20, 1895. Tesla Laboratory Destroyed by Fire. Electrical World, 1895, p. 432. Ferraris Statement. The Electricain. Dec. 27, 1895. Effects with Influence Marchines. Electrical World, 1895, p. 57. High Potential Discharges. Electrical World, 1895, p. 474. Tesla's New Work on Wireless. Electric Review, April 21, 1896. Signalling the Stars. Electrical World, 1896, p. 369. Tesla Sends Wireless Messages 35 Miles. Electrical Review, July 9, 1897. Mr. Tesla's Circuit Interrupters. Electrical World, Aug. 20, 1898, p. 181-184. Production of 4,000,000 Volts and Sparks 16 Feet Long. Electrical Review, Nov. 1898. Personality of Tesla, by J. Hawthorne. Current Literature, March 1900, Vol. 27, p. 222. Tesla Patents Decision. Electrical Review, Sept. 19, 1900. Tesla's Science. Popular Science Monthly, Feb. 1901. Vol, 58, p. 436-437.