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Nikola Tesla writes to the New York Times under date of July 2d to say that he is receiving many notices and inquiries on the subject of Martian signaling, mentioned in his letter in the Times of...

Professor A. Slaby recently delivered a lecture on "The Latest Progress in Spark Telegraphy" before the general meeting of the Verein Deutscher Ingenieure at Kiel, Germany. He spoke of the latest...

This article is a reprint from the New York Sun, November 21st, 1898 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

Although technical information has not been given out concerning it, the report is that Tesla oscillators, or something of the kind, are being tried by Dr. Croft C. Carroll of 21 East Twenty-fourth...

In a floating newspaper paragraph Nikola Tesla is thus reported: "The wireless telegraphy plants you may have seen are but networks of flimsy wire. We are not doing anything of that sort here at...

Aside from several distinguished members of the congress who remained to see the exposition, two notable figures attracted attention in the electricity building last week — Thomas A. Edison and Nikola...

Contrary to a rather widespread impression an invention is generally a growth rather than a sudden inspiration. Moreover, it is often the product of several minds working along parallel lines, each...

The accompanying diagrams illustrate a novel method of obtaining direct from alternating currents. This method which has recently been patented by Nikola Tesla of New York, consists, broadly speaking...

This article is a reprint from Scientific American of November 19, 1898 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

When England set her navy afloat upon the sea, She had no anticipation of my great discovery, For 'tis I, the only I, that have made her ships but scrap. Any nation now may whip her, e'en the smallest...