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This article is a reprint from Nature of July 30, 1896 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

In the infringement suit which the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company brought against the Catskill Illuminating and Power Company some interesting facts appear concerning the Tesla motor...

The leading article of the month on the Roentgen rays is Nikola Tesla's contribution on the subject appearing in the Electrical Review . At once on hearing of Roentgen's discovery, Mr. Tesla repeated...

By EDWIN J. HOUSTON, Ph.D., and A. E. KENNELLY, Sc.D. The announcement of a scientific discovery has seldom produced so intense an excitement throughout the civilised world as has that made in...

Extensive Use at the Westinghouse Works, Brinton. The New Plant Fully Equipped with Alternating-Current Apparatus—The Most Important Installation Thus Far Attempted. BY NELSON W. PERRY, E. M. For many...

It is queer that the American inventors cannot dispense with sensational interviews. We sometimes are inclined to doubt whether an untechnical interviewer is always at fault. Thus the New York Journal...

This article is a reprint from Collier's Weekly of February 9, 1901 and is intentionally not duplicated here.

Few weeks ago Marconi startled the world by stating that he had often received strong wireless signals which seemed to come from beyond the earth. In a recent interview published in the New York...

Among all scientific men of recognized authority Nikola Tesla has stood practically alone in his views of the constitution of the Röntgen rays, in that he has been inclined to regard them not as...

The Elec. Rev. , April 1, contains another communication from Mr. Tesla, the greater part of which is descriptive of his researches with the reflection of Röntgen rays, including an illustration of...