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It is strange that a young man employed as an assistant in Edison's workshop should have surpassed the great inventor himself, and become almost at a single bound, the bright, particular star in the...

Nikola Tesla is a bright young man, and he has made some invaluable discoveries in applied electricity. But he mistakes theory for facts accomplished, as he did in his idea of a wireless telegraph...

Nikola Tesla, one of the pioneers in wireless progress, takes issue with the belief that the waves received by Signor Marconi came from Mars. They are merely radio undertones, he says. That is...

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:— I notice from the Herald of even date (page 8) that Santos-Dumont managed to attain a speed of 32 miles instead of 48, as I calculated. I assumed an efficiency of 64 per...

Mr. Tesla Comments on the Idea of Resistance Under Water Advanced by Lord Kelvin. FASTER THAN ON SURFACE Inventor Says Aeronauts Overlook Important Law in Their Attempt to Attain High Speed. TO THE...

Nikola Tesla Tells in a Carefully Prepared Paper How They May Become Safe for All Uses. DISCOVERY OF THEIR CAUSE. It Is the Discharge of Small Material Particles, and He Advises the Use of Aluminum...

Tesla Dashes Polar Cup from Nation's Lips — Trip by Dirigible Balloon "Easy." To the Editor of The Tribune. Sir: According to a Washington dispatch in your issue of the 26th ultimo, the hydrographic...

Marconi, in England, Slaby, in Berlin, and other foreign electrical experts are attracting a good deal of attention just now by their achievements in wireless telegraphy. But Mr. Tesla is quite...

WITHOUT WICK, WIRE OR CARBON FILAMENT THE INVENTOR'S NEW ELECTRIC LAMP SHEDS THE RADIANCE OF MORNING—IS THE PRODUCT OF TESLA'S FAMOUS OSCILLATOR — A SOFT, WHITE, COLORLESS LIGHT WITHOUT HEAT — THE...