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On Feb. 14 of the year 1901 THE SUN announced that NIKOLA TESLA had perfected his plans for machinery to telegraph without wires across the ocean, and it was estimated that eight months would be...

The "dark ages" of radio are passing rapidly, and even the newest of fans are beginning to talk about the elements of their hobby rationally. There is no definite proof that they know what they are...

Nikola Tesla Evolves More Marvels by Means of the X Ray. New York, April 22. — Nikola Tesla is still devoting a great deal of time to the scientific investigation of the Roentgen ray effects. In a...

The Tesla patents are remarkable for the novelty of the underlying ideas as well as the extreme care with which the specifications are drawn. A great many of his patents have been fought as no others...

Admiral Kept in Washington by Illness — Warm Tributes. The Entertainment Club gave a dinner last night in the Hotel St. Regis in honor of Admiral George Dewey. The Admiral was not present, being kept...

Must Pay Interest on Piece of Land Bought for Wireless Telegraphy. RIVERHEAD, L. I., May 4. — Judge Jaycox in the County Court to-day directed a jury to render a verdict for $653.28 in favor of James...

Signor Marconi Announces His Latest Achievement in Electricity. HOPES TO HEAT HOUSES TOO Inventor Devoting Attention, However, to Perfecting His New Telephone. Special Cable Despatch to The Sun...

Marconi and Prof. Fleming Doubt That Any Signals Come From Mars. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. London, Jan. 5. — The Sun’s interview with Nikola Tesla in regard to his experiments in Colorado and...

Makes Counter Claim Against Lawyers in Patent Case. Nikola Tesla filed an answer in the Supreme Court yesterday to a started by Kerr, Page & Cooper, patent attorneys, to recover $10,000 for legal...