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German Inventor of the Spark Telegraphy System Discusses Possibilities. Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN. BERLIN, Jan. 30. — Prof. Slaby of the Technische Hochschule sald in an interview today that...

A judgment for $553 was filed in the County Clerk’s office yesterday against Nikola Tesla, the inventor, by Walter L. Bunnell, attorney for Frank E. Cahill, for services performed between August 8...

... YUGOSLAVIA — Illustrated here is the design of the new postage values received recently. The adhesives feature a portrait of Nikola Tesla. Values and colors are 75p., green and brown, and 1d.75...

Tesla Will Try to Get Permission for Stockholm Experiments Here. William H. Maxwell, City Superintendent of Schools, will ask the Board of Education when it meets in the fall to sanction an experiment...

Business Men to Erect Institution for Industrial Education. MAY BE IN CENTRAL PARK Incorporators Hope to Give Impetus to Inventive Genius in America. As soon as a site can be obtained and plans...

John R. Hatmaker, a manufacturer of dry milk products, was awarded a verdict of $6,828.33 by a jury before Justice Delehanty in the Supreme Court to-day against Nikola Tesla, the electrical inventor...

Planeless, Screwless Airship Safe in Any Storm. Says His Engine Could Convert Factory Gases Now Wasted Into Prodigious Power for Use on Land or Sea or in the Air - Believes He Proved It. Dr. Nikola...

M. DU CRETTE A RIVAL OF BOTH IN WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Problem of Transatlantic Messages Not Solved, Says Frenchman — Says He and a Russian Perfected Branly Tube Receiver — He Believes Marconi Uses It...

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...

COLORADO SPRINGS, Col., Sept. 19. — Nikola Tesla is hard at work in his experimental station here for twelve or more hours a day. Mr. Tesla regards the problem of wireless telegraphy as virtually...