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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 suit has been brought by Nikola Tesla against the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America, seeking the annulment of one of the chief Marconi patents. Simultaneously with the suit for the...

At the present day when many momentous problems in science and international politics are being weighed in the balance of logic and reason, it is a very opportune time, it seems, to listen to the...

Mars is again in the public eye. For several weeks past there has been almost no end to the opinions of the leading scientists and radio experts of this and other countries regarding the mysterious...

Nikola Tesla, at seventy-seven the dean of American inventors, expects to live to be 140 by paying scientific attention to his diet. With a hundred triumphs of electrical engineering already behind...

In an interview with a New York Journal reporter Mr. Tesla gives his views on high speed railroading. He says: "The projectors of the road to be operated by means of the alternating current evidently...

This revolving globe generates every moment enough electricity, if it could be stored in batteries, to run all the machinery of the world for the balance of time. At the North Pole this electricity...

Those who are acquainted with the History of Socrates must have read how, upon his making a discourse concerning Love, he pressed his point with so much success that all the bachelors in his audience...

Now that a little time has elapsed since the disaster which overwhelmed Nikola Tesla's laboratory, it is possible to sum up the significance of the event. Our sympathies have been with this...

An interesting example of electric-power transmission is that of the Gold King stamp-mill near Telluride, Col. A Pelton wheel, receiving water through a two-foot steel pipe under 320 feet head, drives...