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Some Planet, He Thought, Affected His Machine. SIGNALLING SUGGESTED Movements Recorded When He Was Noting Electrical Conditions on a Peak in Colorado — If Not Mars, Why Not. New York Sun. Not quite...

“Some one has said,” declares Frank W. Smith, President of the National Electric Light Association, “that electricity takes more brains to make, and less brains to use, than any other commodity or...

Proprietors Have Made Elaborate Preparations for Accommodation of the Merry Throngs Which Will Greet Birth of 1909. RESERVATIONS FAR EXCEED THOSE OF 1908 Reports made last night by proprietors and...

Inventor's Rights to Alternating Current Discoveries Now Public Property — Owners Will Fight. It was announced to-day that the famous patents, of Nikola Tesla covering the alternating current motor...

THE ELECTRIC WAVES WILL SIMPLY TRANSMIT DISTURBANCES. A SINGULAR SCHEME The Hungarian Scientist Says That He Can Communicate Simultaneously With All Parts of the Earth Without Display of Fireworks...

Nikola Tesla is having hard work making people believe that he has any idea of his ability to send signals to Mars. Tesla has promised so many things that never have been revealed to the public that...

James S. Warden of Wardenclyffe brought a suit against Nikola Tesla, the well known wireless telegraph exponent and electrician, to recover interest claimed to be due on a real estate deal. Mr. Tesla...

Louis Koemmenich, of Austria, Has Invented What He Calls the Electrical Subjugator by Which the Fiercest Wild Animal is Instantly Subdued — Dangerous. WRITTEN FOR THE DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. It seems...

... PART II. — Mullan, J. — Short Cause calendar. Barrington vs. Tesla. ...

RICHMOND NEWS-LEADER — Nikola Tesla, the inventor, is in financial difficulties. He says that though he lives at a big hotel, he has not been able to pay his bills for some years. Tesla’s genius was...