Auburn Bulletin (NY) - Page 2

A novel exposition, to be known as the Inventions show, is to be held in New York in April. The show will continue for a whole week, and inventors of all degrees, from the highest standard to the...

[SPECIALLY PREPARED FOR THE BULLETIN.] The progress of scientific and industrial development in the closing years of this nineteenth century is becoming something truly wonderful. To the ranks of the...

Nikola Tesla rushed into the newspaper office with the light of triumph on his face. "Eureka! I have it at last!" he shouted. "What! Again?" inquired the Pessimistic Editor. "I have it now! Marvelous...

NEW YORK, Aug. 17. — A patent has been granted to Nikola Tesla for an invention, which, if his claims are borne out, will prevent the escape of electricity from a wire. Tesla’s invention, it is...

Tesla, the electrician whose researches have lately attracted so much attention, was employed for a year or more in the Westinghouse works in Pittsburg, Penn.

The touch of the hand upon the head seems to have a directing power over the thoughts which one would formerly have been inclined to deny, but such experiments as those of Tesla and Crookes with...

Willard E. Case’s Most Interesting Lecture on “Luminescence.” EVERYTHING ILLUSTRATED. The Speaker Had Provided Himself With Everything in the Line of Apparatus That Would Tend to Make Clearer the...

NEW YORK, Nov. 8. — Nikola Tesla, whose original discoveries in electrical science during the last 10 years have made him recognized as one of the world’s greatest inventors, made public yesterday his...