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The following curious extract is from an interview by a New York Herald reporter with Mr. Nikola Tesla, the subject of the interview being "the transmission of sight by wires or otherwise." After...

[From the London Electrical Review.] Our readers will be grieved to learn, on the authority of Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, in the New Science Review , that Mr. Tesla is in a very awkward position. It is a...

The Buffalo Express of April 21, favors the public with the following, which, to say the least, is interesting, if rather mixed and confused:— "It was stated here to night that Nikola Tesla had lately...

Mr. Nikola Tesla is generally regarded as an unusually modest man, and one who doesn't go in for ostentatious display. This was exemplified at the time the New York World printed an interview with him...

" The Inventions, Researches and Writings of Nikola Tesla ," by Thomas Commerford Martin, published by The Electrical Engineer , N. Y., has met with remarkable success. The first edition appeared...

A novel meter for alternating currents, designed by Nikola Tesla, is illustrated in the accompanying diagram. The invention is based upon the fact that when a high tension discharge is made to pass...

The exhibit of Westinghouse engines attracted much attention among engineers and the public in general, through its size and varied character. The main exhibit of six 1,000-h. p. engines, direct...

Based on the Wireless Transmission of Electrical Energy Direct from Natural Sources Throughout the Entire Globe. By Arthur Wynne. His space has been reserved for a serious, scientific treatise on...

The Reichsgericht , of Germany, has confirmed the decision of the lower courts declaring the Tesla polyphase motor patents invalid. The court reviewing the case holds that the patents are void, owing...

M. Leblanc, a French electrician, makes an ingenious suggestion in the London Electrician for the suppression of the double set of leads of the Tesla motor. He says that it is only necessary to take a...