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The Cataract Construction Company, has finally, after a long and thorough investigation of all the means submitted for transmitting power at Niagara, awarded the contract to the Westinghouse Company...

This article is an excerpt from the Scientific American of October 14, 1893 and is intentionally not duplicated here.
Mr. Tesla is expected to return to Chicago the later part of this week and will then conduct in person some of the high frequency experiments which have made him so famous. The Westinghouse dark room...

On the evening of Friday, August 25, Mr. Tesla delivered a lecture before the members of the Electrical Congress, bearing the title given above, in the hall adjoining the Agricultural Building...

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...
During Mr. Nikola Tesla's sojourn abroad last year, a special deputation of prominent scientific men of Servia was sent to Budapest by the Servian Government to escort him to Belgrade, where the young...

This distinguished electrician has returned to New York, arriving by the "Augusta Victoria," from Hamburg, on August 27. Mr. Tesla sustained a severe bereavement while in Europe in the death of his...

It would be a convenience if some short name could be found for vacuum tubes without electrodes. These were referred to by several speakers at the British Association, both in Papers and in discussion...
NIKOLA TESLA'S LATER EXPERIMENTS IN THIS FIELD — HOW THE INVENTOR EXPECTS TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE WORLD Since his article in the Century Magazine for June, 1900, little or nothing has been heard from Mr...

The New York Sun of Wednesday contained a letter from Mr. Nikola Tesla in which, referring apparently to recent publications concerning difficulties between Edison and the Patent Office, he takes up...