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The president of the Röntgen Society and Mrs. Mansell Moullin and the council entertained a large number of scientific gentlemen and their friends at a conversazione at the St. Martin's Town Hall on...

To the Editor of the Electrical Experimenter: I regret that owing to circumstances beyond my control it was deemed advisable to postpone the publication of the article which I had intended for your...

READ AT THE FOURTEENTH GENERAL MEETING OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS, ELIOT, ME., JULY 26-28, 1897, BY PROF. ELIHU THOMSON. The induction coil presently to be described, it is...

Nikola Tesla has appealed to the law to declare that he and not William Marconi is the inventor of wireless telegraphy. Many millions in money and world-wide control of the commercial use of the...

Much has appeared in technical journals concerning this engine, and considerable speculation has been indulged in regarding its practicability. The engine is a vibratory direct-generating one, or...

The arrival of Nikola Tesla at Colorado Springs, Col., on the 18th inst. has been announced in dispatches to the daily papers. Mr. Tesla has taken the trip to Colorado for the purpose, as he states...

Announcement is made in the daily press that the Nobel prize for great discoveries in physics is to be awarded this year to two Americans — Edison and Tesla — and the chemistry prize to another...

Fearful and wonderful as are many of the attributes of electricity to the man in the street, the ultima Thule has now been reached, according to our esteemed contemporary the Daily Mail. "TESLA'S...

During the past six months Mr. Nikola Tesla has been steadily at work developing the beautiful principles that he enunciated in his striking lecture before the American Institute of Electrical...

In this issue of the Electrical Review we have the pleasure to bring to the attention of our readers another contribution on the subject of the Roentgen rays from the pen of Mr. Tesla, which, like all...