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By Adam Sudetic Member, Lodge 519 DETROIT, Mich. — Here are more of the virtually countless tributes paid the late Dr. Nikola Tesla in 1932 on the occasion of the inventor's 75th birthday. S. M...

Youthful Immigrant Won Edison's Confidence By Correcting Lighting Failures On Steamer By Adam Sudetic , Member, Lodge 519 DETROIT, Mich. — It was Charles Batchellor, intimate friend of and assistant...
No one can question the genius of the late Dr. Nikola Tesla, whose place in the history of the world is secure. But to be a genius he chose to be alone. And alone he was, for while he had many...

Dr. Nikola Tesla Held Vacuum Tube To Be Among Best Of Many Inventions Experiments With Alternate Currents Resulted In Series Of Great Lectures By Adam Sudetic , Member, Lodge 519 DETROIT, Mich. — With...

Nikola Tesla, in recent conversations with the writer, recounted many marvelous things he was about to perform. In discussing possible electrical achievements, he pointed out many other things which...
The Wizard of Science Says He Has Enslaved Earth's Mightiest Force for the Use of Man. Most Marvellous Method of Transmitting Power Universally by Means of Electric Vibration. By Julius Chambers. This...

In Tesla Suit Judge Strikes Out Paragraph as Impertinent. Judge Augustus N. Hand, in an opinion filed yesterday in the United States District Court, ordered struck out as impertinent the eleventh...

"Miracles" Shown in Matter of Fact Way by American Institute of Electrical Engineers. BARRELS OF TALK ON TAP FROM PIANO WIRE Nikola Tesla and His Audience Cheer Thomas A. Edison, Who Gives...
To the Editor of The New York Times: THE NEW YORK TIMES last week reported an interview with Marconi, in which he said: They [the Germans] have even stolen my invention." I question whether Mr...

Every one along the Hudson from Seventy-second street to Ninety-fifth street watched for an hour last night for a strange small craft that flew up and down the river at a rate varying from twenty-five...