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— Baltimore American: Graph: "I see that Nikola Tesla has received a message from Mars." Wosph: "Wonder who had to pay the war tax on it?"

Events move so fast in electric lighting, these days, or rather claims, that they crowd one another. As pointed out, some time ago, the question was of getting the greatest percentage of illuminating...

Americans fare better than their wont in the Nobel awards this year. Prof. Richards, of Harvard, received a deferred 1914 prize tor discoveries in the atomic weight of chemical elements. Thomas A...

Marconi and Tesla. Marconi has demonstrated the possibility of sending telegraphic messages across the British Channel without wires. Tesla says that he can, when his appliances shall be perfected...

From his new experiment station at Colorado Springs, Nikola Tesla repeats his periodic announcement of what he is going to do in the way of telegraphing without wires, &c. The public has heard these...

Nikola Tesla announces that “it may take eight months, and it may take longer,” to complete his wonderful system for communicating across the ocean by wireless telegraphy, but he is sanguine of...

Nikola Tesla has perfected his vacuum tube light, and with a three-inch tube produced an illumination of 250 candle power, and took a perfect photograph with only two seconds' exposure.

It is said that the apparatus upon which Tesla stakes his application for the gratitude of mankind is designed to cure all forms of organic disease. His name for the device is the oscillator, and it...

Tesla has a great idea of the virtues of sleeping 20 hours a day, while Edison contends that sleep is a habit that may be overcome. These electricians seem to have seized the subject by the opposite...

Nikola Tesla intimates that wireless telegraphy will not be in it with the invention he proposes soon to flash upon the world.