Electrical World and Engineer

The New York Sun of Wednesday contained a letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla in which, referring apparently to recent publications concerning difficulties between Edison and the Patent Office, he takes up...

On Monday, November 28, the United States Supreme Court denied a petition for a writ of certiorari directing the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit to certify a case tried by that...

The New York Sun of July 16 prints the following letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla: Everybody must have been pleased to learn that Commodore Peary has finally obtained the financial assistance which will...

The United States Circuit Court of Appeals at Boston on September 9 handed down a decision in the case of Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company vs. Stanley Instrument Company, reversing the...

A patent issued March 20 to Nikola Tesla relates to the production at one point of an electrical pressure of such character and magnitude as to cause thereby a current to traverse elevated strata of...

The New York Sun of June 16 printed the following letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla: Note: This article is a reprint and is intentionally not duplicated here. Please use the link above to view the content.

UNIVERSAL PEACE, assuming it to be in the fullest sense realizable, might not require eons for its accomplishment, however probable this may appear, judging from the imperceptibly slow growth of all...

(Communicated to the Electrical World and Engineer , March 5, 1904.) It is impossible to resist your courteous request extended on an occasion of such moment in the life of your journal. Your letter...

We reproduce herewith in slightly reduced facsimile the first page of a four-page circular which has been issued this week by Mr. Nikola Tesla in a large square envelope bearing a large red wax seal...