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Tesla wants to run the Paris Exhibition with electric power supplied from Niagara. Tesla's trolley seems to have a permanent connection with the realms of dreamland.

Nikola Tesla, the young Serbian inventor whose workshop was recently destroyed by fire in New York is rivaling Edison as an electrician. He sends messages without wire, produces electric light by...

Nikola Tesla's death rays may be toned down sufficiently to discourage salesmen and bill collectors. — Indianapolis Star .

The curious tower and the building shown in the cut are part of the immense electrical plant established by Nikola Tesla at Wardenclyffe, on Long Island. The plant and grounds are guarded closely and...

(United Press Special Wire.) Albany, N. Y., May 20: — Through the filing of incorporation papers of the Tesla Propulsion Company of New York City, to manufacture motive power machinery for vessels...

The famous Tesla Tower at Wardenclyffe, is advertised for sale by Sheriff Wells, to satisfy a judgement.

Nikola Tesla tells a Chicago paper: "I want to go down to posterity as the founder of a new method of communication. I do not care for practical results in the immediate present. Where I have time I...

The Tesla patents are remarkable for the novelty of the underlying ideas as well as the extreme care with which the specifications are drawn. A great many of his patents have been fought as no others...

Unless Secretary Wilson has allowed his enthusiasm to run away with his judgment or is giving a great jolly, every man will be able to procure from his own garden the means of producing his heat...