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Mr. Tesla on Sir Norman Lockyer — Development of the Requisite Energy. To the editor of the Sun — Sir, In your issue of Tuesday Sir Norman Lockyer, in commenting on my observations, is reported as...

HIS WIRELESS TELEGRAPH PERFECTED AT LAST. Already He Has Sent and Received Signals at a Distance of 20 miles — Instantaneous Communication with the Uttermost Parts of the Earth Without Wires the...

The scientist is shown in these candid camera studies as he told of the discovery of the "art of tele-geo-dynamics" through the invention of an apparatus for transmitting mechanical energy accurately...

Less Disputable Than the Importance of His Devices In Wireless Telegraphy. Nikola Tesla returned yesterday to New York from his plant on Long Island and was seen by a Sun reporter in reference to Prof...

Nikola Tesla was asked in his laboratory yesterday afternoon about a report touching his immediate intentions as to the transmission of wireless messages, which the inventor pronounced to be a mistake...

To the editor of the Sun — Sir: I am an assiduous reader of the Sun , but somehow I overlooked a report contained in a recent number, which has just been forwarded to me through the courtesy of the...

U. S. Court in One Circuit Upholds His Patents, in Another Does Not. Judge Cult, in the United States Circuit Court for the First Judicial district, which includes Maine, Vermont and Massachusetts...

Based Upon an Entirely New Principle, and the Inventor Says It Will Purify the Atmosphere and Kill Disease Germs — Also Exercises Soothing Effect Upon the Nerves. Nikola Tesla gave to The Sun...

One Will Revolutionize the Methods of Electric Lighting, and One, He Promised. Will Result Ultimately in Telegraphing Without Wires-Roentgen Rays Are Lennard Rays. After many months of silence, Nikola...

And the Inventor Guesses He'll Have to Pay a $1,080 Judgment Now. The steel tower, 216 feet high, erected by Nikola Tesla, the inventor, at the eastern end of Long Island, together with his entire...