Electricity

A gentleman, described by the St. Louis Globe-Democrat as "one of the shrewdest electrical engineers in the employ of the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company," was recently interviewed by...

Supplementary to Mr. Perry's article on the new Westinghouse Electrical Works at East Pittsburg, which appeared in our issues for April 10th and 17th, we give the following curves of performance made...

In view of the recent destruction by fire of Mr. Nikola Tesla's laboratory, with all the apparatus therein contained, some of the mechanism most nearly completed and perfected that has gone has been...

Mr. Nikola Tesla requests us to state that his office and laboratory have been removed to Wardenclyffe, Long Island, N. Y., and that all correspondence should be addressed there.

A paper read by Mr. Nikola Tesla at a meeting of the Electro-Therapeutic Society in Buffalo not long ago, suggesting a method of killing disease germs in the human body by means of static electricity...

And He Says He is Going to Telegraph from New York to Paris Without Wires Denver, Col., Jan. 14. - Nikola Tesla proposes to telegraph from New York to Paris without wires. He arrived yesterday from...

The arrival of Nikola Tesla at Colorado Springs, Col., on the 18th inst. has been announced in dispatches to the daily papers. Mr. Tesla has taken the trip to Colorado for the purpose, as he states...

A special cable dispatch to the N. Y. "Sun" from London states that the Secretary of the Wireless Telegraphy Company says that Inventor Marconi will make extensive tests in England in 1900 in behalf...

High Praise, but None Too High. (From the New York Sun .) The destruction of Nikola Tesla's workshop, with its wonderful contents, is something more than a private calamity. It is a misfortune to...