New York Herald - Page 5

The Tendency of Certain Papers Crisply Summed Up. The dangers of exaggeration, the temptations to adorn a tale by carelessness of the truth and the desire to interest without regard for facts, are...

Nikola Tesla's Hypothesis Has Been Proved by the Case of Mrs. Sharpstein. EXPOSURE OF HALF AN HOUR Blood Cells Were Overcome and After Effects Were Very Serious. REMOVED A CROP OF HAIR. A Young German...

General and Mrs. Harrison are indirectly to be thanked for promoting the pleasure of about one hundred guests last Thursday evening, who met by invitation of Professor and Mrs. R. Ogden Doremus, at...

How New York City Draws on All Creation for Its Brains, Energy, Enterprise and Accomplishment. NEW YORK city has not given birth to most of its great men. The country has furnished energy and brains...

F. L. Woodward, Athlete and Scientist, and Miss Bessie Brandow Secretly Wed in America. Miss Ruth Vidaver, in Europe Cultivating Her Voice, Is Quietly Married to P. Henri Fontaine. ONE COUPLE SEEKS...

Tower of steel and wood near Wading River, L. I., built by Nikola Tesla, the inventor, for wireless telegraphy experiments is shown in this picture. The tower is 150 feet high and stands over a...

Mr. Brady Is Pleased. Mr. Henry A. Blair, head of the Chicago street railway system, with Miss Blair, and Mr. Percy R. Todd also are at the Waldorf. The arrival of the latter always is a source of...

Science is at work on some difficult matters, and up to date it has made a good record as a miracle worker. We are living in an exceptional epoch and the word impossible will very soon be expunged...

Mr. Depew Sends a Telegraphic Message to Tokio and Back in Fifty Minutes. LAND LINES AND CABLES. Went Out One Side of the Grand Central Palace and Entered on the Other. MR. EDISON SOON RECEIVED IT...

Nikola Tesla is quoted as saying that he can talk to Mars. Would it be too much trouble to ask the Martians if it is hot enough for them?