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In the early part of 1900, still vividly impressed by certain observations, I had made shortly before, and feeling that the time had come to prepare the world for an experiment which will soon be...

UNIVERSAL PEACE, assuming it to be in the fullest sense realizable, might not require eons for its accomplishment, however probable this may appear, judging from the imperceptibly slow growth of all...

(Communicated to the Electrical World and Engineer , March 5, 1904.) It is impossible to resist your courteous request extended on an occasion of such moment in the life of your journal. Your letter...

We reproduce herewith in slightly reduced facsimile the first page of a four-page circular which has been issued this week by Mr. Nikola Tesla in a large square envelope bearing a large red wax seal...

Editor's Note. — Mr. Nikola Tesla has accomplished some marvelous results in electrical discoveries. Now, with the dawn of the new century, he announces an achievement which will amaze the entire...

The Problem of Increasing Human Energy With Special Reference to the Harnessing of the Sun's Energy. by Nikola Tesla Illustrated by The Writer's Electrical Experiments, Now First Published THE ONWARD...

Nikola Tesla has given to The New York Sun an authorized statement concerning his new experiments on the production of light without the aid of wires. Mr. Tesla says: "This light is the result of...

Few inventors, in this last decade of a century of invention, have made a greater impression on the popular imagination than Nikola Tesla. Though by race a Southern Slav, he has now been settled for...

An interview with Tesla, the Modern Miracle-worker, who is Harnessing the Rays of the Sun; has Discovered Ways of Transmitting Power without Wires and of Seeing by Telephone; has Invented a Means of...

To the Editor of Electrical Review: I wish to acknowledge the receipt of your favor of March 11, and thank you for calling my attention to the matter of the "electrolytic current interrupter."...