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The Great Inventor Tells the Sunday World About His New Vibratory Vacuum-Tube Lamp. MAKES A WHITE LIGHT AS BRIGHT AS SUNSHINE. Not since Edison, in 1879, proclaimed the success of his efforts in...

Tesla Produces Vacuum Tubes Which Give a Most Powerful Light. PHOTOGRAPHY BY NIGHT EASY. This Discovery May Yet Be Utilized in the Illumination of Lighthouses. Nikola Tesla announced another important...
IT is possible that in the near future electric wires may be looked upon as a primitive method of carrying the electric current; it is likely that any transmitter except the air that surrounds us will...

(From the Chicago Tribune.) Nikola Tesla's latest proposition is to telegraph without wires. If the wires are done away with what will the politicians have to "pull?" (From the Washington Star.)...

Electrical Expert Jones Says Professor's Invention Isn't New. MORSE DID MUCH THE SAME IN '42 Sent Messages Without Wires — Experiment Successful — Tesla's Reply to Edison. The remarkable story told in...
Rich Company Building in Brooklyn the Greatest Power-House on Earth. Work has commenced in Brooklyn upon the largest electrical power-house in the world, which when completed will have at its head...

Cheap to Produce, He Explains, and Lamps Will Last Forever. Nikola Tesla, who has been at work on a "wireless electric light" for twenty years, announced yesterday that he has practically brought it...

If Tesla's secret invention fulfills expectations it will be possible to blow up battleships at a distance of 1,000 miles from the aerial station. For Gunpowder Will Be Substituted Electrical Waves...
Prof. Virchow's Splendid Vision of a New Race of Methuselahs. How the Physically Perfect Man Might Be Bred. Nearly 4,000 Centenarians Now Living in the United States. Nikola Tesla Says Perfected Men...

Nikola Tesla is by nature a dreamer. Of the hundreds of electrical discoveries associated with his name, but few have been proved of practical use. It therefore remains to be seen whether or not there...