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THE HUNGARIAN ELECTRICIAN WILL NOT GIVE UP. HIS ESTIMATE OF LOSS IT CANNOT BE CALCULATED IN DOLLARS AND CENTS. SYMPATHY OF FRIENDS The Electrical Inventor Has Lost no Time and is Already at Work...

NEW YORK, March 13. — By a fire which broke out early this morning, in the six-story building at 33 and 35 South Fifth avenue, Nikola Tesla, the well-known electrician, the man who has been the rival...

Nikola Tesla established his laboratory on the fourth floor of a six-story building at 33-35 South Fifth Avenue in Manhattan's Greenwich Village in August 1892. This was a highly productive period...

A STARTLING AND INCENDIARY POSSIBILITY, SUGGESTED BY MR. TESLA. In a paper which Mr. Tesla recently contributed to the pages of "The Electrical Review" he mentioned a striking possibility. He was...

A fire broke out in the basement of 33-35 South 5th Ave. (now West Broadway) and swept through the entire structure, including Tesla's laboratory, which occupied the entire fourth floor of the six...

There are no documented reasons for Tesla's relocation of his laboratory from Grand St. to 33-35 South 5th Ave. (now called West Broadway). Perhaps it was a more convenient location or provided more...

By a fire which almost completely gutted the six-story and basement building at 33 and 35 South Fifth avenue, this city, on March 13, Mr. Nikola Tesla, the electrician, lost all of the apparatus with...