New York Herald - Page 6

Many Prominent Men Gathered at the Funeral Services in St. Paul’s Church, Glen Cove. PLATT AND CROKER THERE. Cuban Flag in Immortelles and Roses, Sent by the Junta, One of Many Floral Tributes. ORCHID...

Nikola Tesla is in the active competition for new conceits and novelties in the line of electrical experiments and devices which shall attract attention and incidentally coin money. He gives forth...

Author Holds Reception at House of Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy, Who Has Just Completed His Picture. Mr. John Burroughs, who on Monday, at West Park, N. Y., celebrated his seventy-ninth birthday...

Though Supported by Cabinet, He Will Not Oppose Monopoly Now, but Go to Halifax. TO ASK FOR PERMISSION Marconi’s Motto Is, Time Is Everything “I cannot remain idle. Ever since I was a child I have had...

Written Specially for the Herald by Nikola Tesla The idea that other planets are inhabited by intelligent beings might be traced to the very beginnings of civilization. This, in itself, would have...

GREAT SCHEMES THAT NEVER PAN OUT. HOW PSEUDO-SCIENTISTS "SQUARE THE CIRCLE," EXTRACT GOLD FROM SEA WATER, MAKE COAL ASHES BURN AND REALLY "DISCOVER" PERPETUAL MOTION. AFTER extensive research I have...

Sat in Chair Used by Kaiser, and Artist Values Her Work at $25,000. Princess Lwoff-Parlaghy , through her attorney, Alton B. Parker, brought an action yesterday against James B. Haggin, mining man and...

LONDON, Saturday. — According to a Reuter despatch from Stockholm, two of the Nobel prizes for 1915 will be awarded as follows: — Chemistry — Dr. Richard Willstaetter, of the University of Berlin...

Radiant in Restored Health, Green and Gold, She Talks of War and Hotel Bills. “PLAIN WOMAN,” DOES NOT CARE FOR POMP Titled Artist Entertains Mrs. Huntington in Her New Studio in the St. Regis Hotel...

Then we find Morgan, the financier; Schwab, the executive; Tesla, the electrician; Armour, the packer; Duke, the tobacconist; Vreeland, the tractionist; Rockefeller, the oilist; Weir, the...