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Nikola Tesla, the electrician, who was fined $100 on Tuesday for failure to obey a summons for jury duty, yesterday had his fine remitted. Mr. Tesla appeared before Judge Warren W. Foster, in the...

Nikola Tesla, the electrician, was yesterday fined $100 by Judge Warren W. Foster in Part II., Court of General Sessions, for failure to obey a summons for jury duty. Unless Mr. Tesla is able to give...

Word comes from London by way of the newspapers of a new cure for consumption - the use of high tension electric currents, 80,000 volts or so. The matter is exploited in the usual fashion. To...

Wonderful Results Claimed to Have Been Achieved at London by Tesla's Process New York, Jan. 25. - Experiments are being made on a most elaborate scale in London with a modification of Tesla's...

Nikola Tesla was in Pittsburg last week to buy mechanical devices to be used in his wireless telegraphy across the Atlantic ocean. He said the success of his latest enterprise is assured, and within...

Nicola [ sic ] Tesla Believes It Will Supersede All Other Metals In a contribution to the Century Magazine, Nicola [ sic ] Tesla writes interestingly on the present and future uses of aluminum. Tesla...

Chicago, May 16. — Nikola Tesla, the electrical inventor, proposes to establish communication between the earth and the planets. This, he says, can be done by an instrument so sensitive that it will...

The promise made by Nikola Tesla to the world some two years ago that he would soon give it a means of lighting its homes, its offices and its streets at night time by "artificial daylight" has been...

New York, March 31. - Nicola [ sic ] Tesla, while expressing interest of Signor Marconi's achievement of telegraphing across the British channel without wires, shows his admiration temperately...