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Science appears to have no terrors for Tesla.

Nikola Tesla, the electrician, has at last announced that he has solved the problem of telegraphing to any part of the earth without wires. Up to this time he has spoken very guardedly about the...

The Electric Exposition, to be held at the Grand Central Palace, next month, will have several features of almost sensational interest, and all the latest electrical marvels will be shown. The...

Tesla, the electrical wizard, wonders If Nova Persei is inhabited. If it is, he proposes to have the first talk with its people.

Admirers of Great Novelist Meet at Banquet to Perpetuate His Memory. HOW A LITTLE GIRL MET HIM. Kate Douglas Wiggin Recounts Her Ride on a Railway Train With Author in 1868. Love for Charles Dickens...

Tesla believes that by means of what electricians call electrical waves power may be transmitted over long distances. The inventor is now experimenting to that end.

Nikola Tesla's love of pigeons goes back 73 years. A school boy in Yugoslavia, he was so thrilled with a beautiful pair of pigeons owned by his teacher that the schoolmaster gave them to him. Looking...

Gladdening indeed is it to learn that Nikola Tesla is recrudescent and actively engaged in building a very important structure somewhere on Long Island, by means of which he intends to revolutionize...

Electrical Journal Says He's Found Secret of Easily Transmitting Great Energy. New York, Sept. 12 — A new development of a mechanical principle upon which Nikola Tesla is said to have been laboring...

... Brady & Bowman have leased offices in the Borden Building, Madison avenue and Forty-fifth street, to Nikola Tesla. ...