Magazine - Page 47

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 to...

In the Electrical Review last week appeared an inquiry from Mr. N. G. Worth, of Indianapolis, relating to a probable defect in the electrically - controlled vessel recently patented by Nikola Tesla...

Mr. Nicolas Tesla, of Now York, has lately repeated in London, at the Royal Institution, the remarkable electrical experiments first shown in this city. The lecturer was received with great enthusiasm...

A Growing Need... The world's appetite for affordable energy continues to grow. Advanced economies can afford to impose strict environmental standards and either pay to import a substantial portion of...

Mr. Tesla's recently announced invention (see Public Opinion, November 10) has given rise to considerable criticism of his work and methods, the New York Electrical Engineer being especially severe in...

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

We have received from Mr. Nikola Tesla, with a request that it be printed in our columns, a letter containing a personal attack on the editor of one of our electrical contemporaries. Owing to the...

Tall, spare man entered from the side door. He had a keen face - the dome of the head seeming to overbalance the sensitive chin. This was the man who jounced the reading world out of its usual apathy...

One of the most astonishing features in the development of modern journalism is the magnitude and successful audacity of the Sunday issues of the great daily papers, and among these there are none...

In last week's issue appeared the first installment of a verbatim statement from Nikola Tesla in his application for a patent. After a detailed recital of the proposed method and device, he says: What...